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Why choose York Dental Implant Centre?
Will my teeth look like my own?
Will my new teeth feel like my own?
Do I have to be without teeth during the
treatment?
Does my age matter?
Can I keep my other teeth?
How do I take care of my new teeth?
How much will it cost?
How long do I have to be off work?
Do I have to stop smoking?
Can coffee, tea or wine damage or discolor my new
teeth?
How safe are dental implants?
Why are the screws made of titanium?
Why choose York Dental Implant Centre?
At the York Dental Implant Centre is
headed by Robert Glover a leading clinician in the field of dental
implantology. Robert has a specific masters degree
qualification in dental implants, registered with
the governing body of dentistry. The General Dental Council. Robert
was awarded a distinction in the MSc in Implant Dentistry at Warwick
University Medical School. Robert’s patients testify to the results
achieved and he has many delighted clients.
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Will
my teeth look like my own?
Yes! It usually takes a dentist to spot the
difference. They will look so much like your own
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Will my new teeth feel
like my own?
Yes! Since the dental implants are anchored in
your jawbone, they function as your ordinary teeth when you are
chewing, talking and laughing. Most people do not feel any
difference between their natural teeth and the new ones.
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Do I
have to be without teeth during the treatment?
No, everybody can use some kind of temporary
prosthesis or temporary crown. At York Dental Implant Centre
we will always ensure that you will be able to smile.
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Does my age
matter?
Your age is normally not relevant - more
important is your health. But if you are under eighteen, you must be
examined to make sure you have finished growing before you can
undergo implant treatment
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Can I keep
my other teeth?
Yes, of course. With Dental Implants you don’t
have to sacrifice healthy teeth to restore missing ones. Unlike
conventional bridges or partial dentures no adjacent teeth are
affected or needed for support.
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How
do I take care of my new teeth?
Thorough daily brushing and flossing is essential
to ensure a long lasting result. Your dentist or dental hygienist
will show you the proper way to take care of your new teeth, just as
you take care of your natural teeth
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How much will
it cost?
Having an implant treatment is an investment in
your future and quality of life. To have new teeth that feel like
your own is a highly valued experience. It
is a great and affordable treatment that will save you from other
dental expenses in the future. The extent of your treatment will
determine your cost. Please ask us about your case and the
possibilities of setting up a finance scheme.
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How
long do I have to be off work?
After the implants have been installed, some
swelling or bruising is normal. However, most people are able to go
back to work the next day.
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Do I have to
stop smoking?
It is highly recommended to stop smoking. Smoking
affects the healing process and may reduce the long-term prognosis
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Can coffee, tea or wine damage or discolor my new teeth?
No more than they would natural teeth. Your
dentist will recommend what kind of toothpaste to prevent this.
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How safe
are dental implants?
Extensive clinical studies show positive
long-term results for dental implants. The unique design and the
TiOblastTM
surface give superior strength and ensure that the teeth stay
securely in place. The threads on the fixture anchor the implant
and preserve the bone. This maintains the soft tissue contour which
is important for a natural look.
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Why
are the screws made of titanium?
Titanium is a metal accepted by the body. The
process by which the bone grows onto the metal in a very close,
“integrated” way is known as osseointegration.
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