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Tips to Make You Dental Implants Last Longer

2/19/2017

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Most dental procedures impose lifestyle or dietary changes on the patient. For instance, a patient with dental crown must forgo his love for the sticky caramel candies. Dental implants Sydney are one such oral treatment that must be maintained with proper care. To make dental implants last longer and avoid any related complications, here are some simple tips. 

Practice good oral hygiene
Dental implants like the natural teeth are prone to plaque build-up and cleaning them regularly is essential. Also, the implants are placed within the gums in such a way that the chances for infection are higher. When the implants are not cleaned well with the right toothpaste and toothbrush infection sets in and the tissue around the implant withdraws leading to implant loss.

Opt for the right toothbrush
When a patient has teeth implants Sydney, a toothbrush with soft bristles is mandatory. This prevents damage to the implants and also protects the seal around the implants. The patient is free to choose manual, electric or sonic brushes but with soft bristles. While many toothbrush brands offer plenty of softer options, it may be a good choice to take the dentist’s advice too.

Say “no” to harsh toothpastes too
Just like the toothbrush, the toothpaste must also act upon the dental implants in a gentle manner. Some tooth pastes contain grainy ingredients like the baking soda which is believed to be very effective for the natural teeth. However, these substances can be extremely harmful to dental implants. In the long run, abrasive toothpastes can scratch the surface of the dental implants and wear them down completely.

Avoid fluoride
From toothpaste to mouthwash, most oral hygiene products contain very high concentration of fluoride. Fluoride in excessive amounts can remove the protective oxide layer from the surface of the implants thus exposing them to corrosion and damage.

Floss each day and every day
While patients without dental implants can get away with flossing only 3-4 times in a week, patients with dental implants must use non-waxed floss every day. This helps to remove the particles below the gum line. The flossing must be followed with a through rinse using any mild mouthwash. Patients can also use water floss or an oral irrigator after consultation with the dentist.

Regular dental check-ups
Tooth implants Sydney is a great replacement option for patients who have lost a tooth or two. Nevertheless, they require proper care and cleaning to last longer (maybe for the entire lifetime of the patient). Learning the trick of maintaining the dental implants starts with a dentist or a hygienist. In case of traces of trouble do not hesitate to consult the dentist as early as possible.
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The Top Four Factors That Influence the Cost of a Dental Implant

2/7/2017

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Dental implants are the most preferred choice for replacing the missing teeth. However, they come with a significant cost and the dental implants cost Sydney varies from one patient to another. While some believe that dental implants are expensive, they are in fact the most cost-effective solution in the long run. Superficially, some treatments for replacing a missing tooth may seem very cheap but in the long they demand a huge amount for maintenance and can be troublesome too.

Want to know more about the cost of getting affordable dental implants Sydney? Analyse the below factors.

The quality of the constituent material
A dental implant is comprised of three main parts the implant, crown and abutment. The crown comes in different types of materials and patients can choose one based on their budget and the type of tooth to be replaced. For instance, a resin crown can do the job right and is the cheapest option too. However, there are other types of crown such as porcelain or ceramic and these options are slightly more expensive.

Your choice of a dental surgeon or hospital
Every dentist is different in terms of experience, expertise, popularity and location. If the patient opts for a dentist or a dental hospital that is the best in the business, then this is going to naturally impact the cost of the dental implant. However, by entrusting the oral health into the hands of the experienced and skilled dentists, patients can feel relieved. Also, dentists in crowded cities (when compared to the remote suburbs) charge more for dental treatments. The reason behind this trend is higher demand for such services.

The tooth to be replaced with the dental implant
When a patient wants to replace his back tooth, then the chances for a cheap dental implants Sydney procedure is possible. But when the front tooth of the patient must be replaced then the implant costs goes up significantly. Front tooth need more time and care to be replaced and it may need the intervention of a specialist to ensure that the implant process is completed in the most aesthetic manner. Also, the abutment part of the implant for the front teeth is more expensive than the ones used for back teeth. In some patients, the worn out tooth may have not grown in a straight manner thus leaving very little space for the implant. This again makes the process trickier and more complicated.

The need for bone grafting
When the lost tooth is ignored for a long time, the jawbone begins to deteriorate. In this case, bone grafting must be performed before the dental implants are fixed. This involves use of additional resources and more effort from the dentist. This can also lead to higher costs.

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