Missing Teeth Frisco
Piece Together a Healthier, Stronger Smile
When missing teeth leave a void, it not only affects a person’s aesthetics but also their ability to enjoy a meal with family and friends or speak confidently in a room full of people. Fortunately, Dr. Gadhiya and our team at Highland Oak Dental incorporate the latest technologies and techniques to deliver superior options for tooth replacement. If you are struggling with tooth loss and want to learn whether a dental bridge, denture, or dental implant is right for you, call us to schedule a consultation.
Why Choose Highland Oak Dental for Replacing Missing Teeth?
- Dental Implant Placement & Restoration Provided In-House
- Dentist Possesses Advanced Training in Prosthodontics
- Forward-Thinking Dental Technologies for Optimal Accuracy & Comfort
Dental Bridges
A dental bridge is used to fill in the gap left behind by a single tooth or as many as four consecutive teeth in a row. Crafted using artificial teeth that bridge together two dental crowns, it sits atop the gums while the crowns attach to abutment teeth for optimal security. With the help of this custom prosthesis, you can resume eating normally and speaking clearly without fear of embarrassment or shame.
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Dentures
Replacing multiple missing teeth or an entire arch with a full or partial denture is a reliable option that countless dentists have recommended for centuries. Created to look like natural teeth and remain in place for several years, you can add a small amount of denture adhesive to your teeth to give you the extra security needed while eating or speaking. For a more permanent solution, you also have the option of choosing implant dentures.
Dental Implants
Permanent tooth replacement is now possible thanks to dental implants. With advanced training and expertise, Dr. Gadhiya can rebuild smiles using prosthetics that are known to last 30 years or more. Consisting of titanium posts that work similarly to natural tooth roots, dental implants also contain metal abutments to help hold the new and improved restoration in place once it is seated. The entire process can be completed in our Frisco dental office, so there are no referrals needed.
