Apr
The first thing that concerns people about a missing tooth is their smile. But before long, other issues will start to manifest. For example, you’ll find that eating certain things and chewing are different. And down the line? Many complications with your oral health can arise. Dr. Nazia Ahmed at Pure Dental Care gets it. She helps people in New York City with dental implant restoration daily.
A dental implant is a permanent fix for a missing tooth, from root to crown. It’s made of three parts that work together:
Unlike dentures or bridges that sit on the gums, an implant replaces the tooth’s root. This makes it incredibly stable and permanent. So there is no removing and soaking it at night, no messy adhesives, no slipping or worrying about what you eat, and no dentures flying out at Thanksgiving dinner.
An implant isn’t a temporary fix. It’s built to last a lifetime. The post fuses with your jaw to become a permanent part of your body. Dr. Ahmed’s is precise and meticulous, so it’s all set for decades.
Treat your dental implant like a natural tooth, brushing and flossing daily. Keep up with regular checkups with Dr. Ahmed every six months so she can check on the implant and prevent any small issues early on.
A healthy jawbone is required, though a bone graft might be an option if you have bone loss. We will also want to address gum disease. The only way to know if you’re a candidate is to let us take a look.
Here’s what you can expect, start to finish.
A missing tooth lets your jawbone shrink, changing your face shape. An implant acts like a root and stimulates your jawbone. This pressure keeps the bone strong, keeping your face from looking sunken in.Â
Implants have a high success rate, and problems like infection are rare. Experienced dentists like Dr. Ahmed are meticulous about meticulous planning, so you can rest assured when you work with her. Following her aftercare instructions is the best way to ensure perfect healing.
To schedule a consultation with Dr. Nazia Ahmed at Pure Dental Care, call (212) - 256-1292 today, and the team will help you get started. The office is located at 30 Central Park, S #5D, New York, NY 10019.
Dr. Nazia Ahmed is a highly skilled dentist who graduated from Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. With a Bachelor of Arts in Biology from Bryn Mawr College and a minor in Art History, she combines scientific expertise with a keen aesthetic sense. Dr. Ahmed has contributed to A.M.L. Leukemia research at the University of Pennsylvania and completed advanced post-graduate training in General Dentistry at Columbia University. A Fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry, she has over 500 hours of post-doctoral education. Dr. Ahmed is committed to continuing education and preventative care and provides meticulous, friendly dental services.
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