Dental bridges, dentures, and tooth implants are all good options for tooth replacement in modern dentistry. When you come in for an evaluation, we can help you figure out which choice is best for your needs. Two crowns are used to permanently secure one or more replacement teeth in your mouth with a dental bridge. Because a bridge is constructed of ceramic porcelain, it blends in with your smile. It's also a stationary piece of equipment that doesn't move when you talk or eat. Multiple lost teeth, or even an entire arch, can be restored with a full or partial denture. Complete dentures are generally detachable and designed to replace all of your teeth, whereas partial dentures are affixed to artificial teeth that fill in the gaps between your natural teeth. A dental implant replaces both the root and the crown of your tooth, restoring both your functional capacity and your attractive smile. Dental implants keep your jawbone stimulated, which protects your dental health. Choosing a dental implant is virtually the same as obtaining a new tooth because it will look, function, and feel the same as your original tooth. Dental implants can be used to support bridges, partials, and dentures, which can be utilized to replace numerous lost teeth. Because there is no movement or sliding while you talk or eat, tooth implants provide denture users with more stability and support than they have ever had before.