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What to Expect from Full Mouth Dental Implants
You may be a candidate for full-mouth dental implants if you have lost most or all of your teeth as a result of periodontal disease, decay, or trauma to your teeth. Implants offer a long-term solution to tooth loss, enhancing your smile, oral health, and overall happiness and well-being.
Traditional dentures can only take you so far when restoring a natural, pleasing smile. That’s where full mouth implant surgery comes in from Simarro Brothers Dental Care in Antioch, California.
Full Mouth Implants: What to Expect
Implants provide a natural-looking and functional solution to tooth loss. Dr. Nathan Simarro uses the all-on-4 implant procedure to reconstruct your smile. This entails strategically placing four implants in your jaw to support your new teeth. Over the next few months, the implants will fuse with your bone tissue to become new tooth roots. At the end of the fusing process, your new dentures will be attached to the implants to complete your smile.
Although the implant process is lengthy, the results are well worth the wait! Here’s what you can expect from this treatment:
- A Permanent Solution to Tooth Loss
Implants generally can have a 20–30-year lifespan, based on factors like oral hygiene, overall health, and maintenance, giving you a lifetime of stability and support for your new teeth. Imagine having artificial teeth that look, act, and feel like natural teeth! Your dentures will be custom-fitted for a perfect, comfortable fit. Anchored by implants, your new teeth will have the biting and chewing power of natural teeth, so you can munch away at all the foods you love without worrying or fearing losing your teeth. You can smile, laugh, and thoroughly enjoy life, knowing your smile is at its best!
- Restored Confidence & Self-Esteem
Losing your smile can be a massive blow to your confidence and self-esteem. Many people struggle with ill-fitting dentures after tooth loss, which can worsen matters! Getting permanent implants can change your life for the better! You’ll have the confidence to meet new people, make new friends, and spend time with the friends you have! You could need a new smile to advance your career or start a new one! You’ll see yourself in a new light, which can lead to a more promising future.
- Better Oral Health & Hygiene
Full mouth implants can prevent many oral health problems from losing natural teeth, such as bone loss, uneven bites, decay, and gum disease. Implants stimulate bone growth to keep your jawbone from deteriorating. They preserve the quality of your bite and prevent uneven wear by keeping your teeth in alignment. They make brushing and flossing easier to help keep your mouth free of decay and gum disease.
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All On 4 Dental Implants Near Me
To schedule a consultation for full-mouth implant treatment, contact Dr. Nathan Simarro from Simarro Brothers Dental Care in Antioch, CA, at (925) 723-9090.
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Ryan Simarro, DMD
Dr. Ryan Simarro was raised in Antioch, California. After graduating from Deer Valley High School, he attended the University of California Santa Barbara, where he earned a degree in cell and developmental biology. Following his graduation, Dr. Simarro attended dental school at Western University of Health Science in Pomona, California, graduating with his DMD as part of the inaugural class. He immediately began practicing dentistry in his hometown of Antioch, partnering with Dr. Mark Miller.
Dr. Simarro is a member of the California Dental Association, the American Dental Association®, the Contra Costa Dental Society and the Seattle Study Club®.
Nathan J. Simarro, DDS
With a B.S. in zoology from the University of California Santa Barbara, Dr. Nathan Simarro studied Spanish language and culture at the Universidad de Alcala de Henares in Madrid, Spain. He received his DDS and completed additional training in Implant Dentistry at the USC School of Dentistry and has worked in the dental field since 2005.
A member of the California Dental Association, ADA, and Contra Costa County Dental Society, he has experience in endodontics, implant dentistry and treating pediatric patients. A recipient of the 2014 USC Mobile Clinic Award and J.A. Slaughter Memorial Scholarship Award, he remains active in international outreach programs with underserved communities around the world.