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018 Signs That You Need Dental Implants

What is Missing Teeth?

Missing teeth is the loss of existing teeth due to various reasons.

Common causes of missing teeth include tooth decay, gum disease and injury. Some people may have congenital tooth loss. Congenital tooth loss may be a genetic disorder passed down through families.

Commonly seen missing teeth are wisdom teeth, upper lateral incisors and second premolars/bicuspids.

It is generally thought that tooth loss problems only occur in the elderly. However, tooth loss is mostly caused by young generations losing their teeth as well. Tooth abscess, cracks and chips, periodontal disease, caries, root canal, gum infections, tooth abscess, chips and cracks, malnutrition all of these can cause the loss of one or more teeth.

2 Difficulty chewing

You may have difficulty chewing due to existing jaw muscles.
Difficulty chewing meat, fruits and vegetables can prevent you from eating healthy. People who use dentures may have problems using dentures if they have pain or swelling in their mouth or gums.

Main Causes of Chewing Difficulty

1 Oral and oropharyngeal cancers lead to a different stage of chewing difficulty as a result of physical changes in the mouth, jaw or tongue.

2 Chewing difficulty can also be seen as a side effect of cancer treatment. Chewing problems are one of the side effects of surgery, radiation therapy or chemotherapy.

3 Sores, pain or inflammation in the mouth (mucositis) 4 Dry mouth caused by radiation therapy, chemotherapy, some antidepressants or other medications such as painkillers in the advanced stages.

5 Mouth infection following radiation therapy or chemotherapy 6 Problems such as decayed teeth, decayed teeth or tooth loss can develop positively or negatively following radiation therapy or chemotherapy.

3 Jawbone Osteoporosis
 

What is jawbone erosion? It is a condition related to the inability to regain the bone tissue lost by the jaw bone over time. It occurs due to missing teeth or tooth loss in the jaw. Such a condition may occur over time due to the teeth reducing the pressure and effect on the jaw.

How Does Jaw Bone Melting Occur?

Jaw bone melting occurs slowly as a result of tooth loss or tooth loss and can often take time to be noticed. Tooth loss and jaw bone problems should be considered and the necessary treatments should be performed before it is too late. If it is delayed, treatment costs and the treatment process may be affected.

In order to regain tooth loss and lost tissues, the right treatment methods should be applied before it is too late.

What Causes Jaw Bone Melting?
 

You may notice shifting or loss in the jaw bone after a certain period of time after tooth loss. These symptoms may indicate that jaw bone melting has occurred or is progressing.

Loose teeth, gum recession, change in the shape of the jaw, inability of dentures to remain fixed, and jaw pain, sensitivity or discomfort may be symptoms that are not noticed at first. If there is a suspicion of jawbone loss or tooth loss, it is very important to see a dentist quickly. Early diagnosis and treatment can stop or slow down the progression of the disease.

4 Cheekbone Fracture

 After the cheekbones break and heal on their own, an unaesthetic hollow appearance may occur in the cheekbones. You can correct the unaesthetic appearance in this area with a cheekbone implant and give it a natural appearance.

This appearance is not only due to problems in the cheekbones; In some cases, it may also be due to rapid weight gain and loss or aging. If there is a sunken area in the cheekbone area, this can cause sunken skin, that is, sagging on the face.

This situation can cause an unhappy and weak facial expression. It is possible to solve this image with a cheekbone implant.

 The sunken appearance of the face due to the weakness of the cheekbones located between the nose and the ear on both sides of the face can cause people to find themselves attractive and feel insecure. As a result, cheekbone implants should be considered a necessity or requirement.

5 What is Gum Disease?

Inflammation and infection of the tissues around the teeth and supporting them is known as gum disease.

When bacteria enter the gum tissue, the immune system initiates inflammation. In this case, the gum becomes red, swollen and bleeds. In fact, this situation is a warning.

Mostly, people do not care much about oral health in their daily routines. Discomforts occur due to lack of brushing and flossing or incorrect use. If left untreated, the infection can also penetrate the bones surrounding the gums. It can also cause pain during chewing and cause tooth loss.

Gingivitis

It is the most common and mildest type of gum disease. It occurs along the gum line due to plaque and tartar. Gums that bleed easily during brushing are among the symptoms of this condition. Disturbing bad breath can also occur for this reason.

Periodontitis

Unless treated, the discomfort in your teeth can cause growth and the level of discomfort can also progress.

As gaps continue to form between the teeth and gums, it is inevitable for bacteria to settle in this area and cause more damage.

Necrotizing Periodontal

It is possible for tissue loss to occur in your teeth due to immune system problems and oral health problems that affect your daily life if left untreated.

6 Restorative Dental Treatment

Restorative dental treatment is a treatment that aims to re establish the functionality, integrity and aesthetics of the teeth.
Dental health is very important for general health. Teeth are not only for the function of eating.
The person has an aesthetically pleasing appearance and also speaks properly.
Over time, various problems such as caries, fractures, cracks and color changes in the teeth that can be solved may be encountered.
Restorative dental treatment is one of the first preferred methods for the ailments listed above.
Restorative dental treatment can be the most appropriate treatment method for damaged and decaying or decayed teeth to regain their old appearance.
This treatment attempts to restore the functionality of the teeth, reduce pain and make their appearance more aesthetic.
Restorative dental treatment has various techniques including implants, bridges between teeth, crowns, fillings and prostheses.
The treatment methods to be chosen may vary depending on the conditions and general demands of the patients.
This type of treatment is considered an important field in dentistry and is frequently used to protect the oral health of patients.
Restorative dental treatment addresses such problems and gives patients the opportunity to have a healthy and beautiful smile.

7 Implant Treatment

You can have a more aesthetic smile thanks to a healthy dental structure. Tooth loss problems can make it difficult for you to smile. Feeling anxiety in terms of aesthetics can cause psychological discomfort in people.

At this point, dental implants in Antalya is the most logical and effective way to solve a problem such as missing teeth.

Implant Care

In order to extend the life of a healthy smile, it is about constantly caring for your oral care from your implant treatment onwards. . Some important steps for implant care are as follows:
Brushing your teeth is very important for oral care. After dental implant treatment, brush your teeth regularly with the brush softness and toothpaste recommended by your doctor.
You can clean plaque between your teeth by using dental floss. You should clean the gums around the implants more carefully than normal gums.
Using antibacterial mouthwash against bacteria in the mouth is important for everyone who cares about their oral health.

You should go to your dentist for regular check ups for a certain period even after your treatment is completed.

8 Speech Disorder and Braces Treatment

Orthodontic treatment can provide healthy dental structures to people with speech disorders. Braces, which help prevent all kinds of gum disease, also improve chewing and speech functions.

Orthodontics, which is preferred in the treatment of speech disorders

Self confidence increases even more with a smile.
Orthodontic treatment for a healthy facial expression and jaw can bring you back to your old happiness.
Prevents jaw and joint disorders.
Fights gum disease and tooth decay.
 

Do Braces Affect Speech?

One of the most common questions that patients wonder before deciding on orthodontic treatment is, do braces affect speech? When orthodontic treatment is first started, there may be some problems with speech after braces are placed. This is very normal during the process of getting used to braces. After 1 week, you will get used to braces and you will not have any problems with speech.