Multiple Teeth Implants in Tacoma
Missing several teeth can make everyday activities such as eating and speaking more difficult and can also affect the appearance of your smile. Multiple dental implants can provide a stable foundation for replacing several missing teeth with implant-supported restorations.
Restore Function and Confidence After Tooth Loss
When several teeth are missing, there are different ways to restore your smile. Dental implants are one option that can provide support for replacement teeth without depending entirely on neighboring natural teeth.
An implant is placed into the jawbone and can serve as a foundation for a replacement tooth or implant-supported restoration. When multiple teeth are missing, the number and position of implants needed will depend on factors such as the location of the missing teeth, your oral health, available supporting bone, and the type of restoration being planned.
A dental evaluation is the first step toward understanding which option may be appropriate for you.
How Can Multiple Teeth Implants Help?
Restore Chewing Function
Replace Several Missing Teeth
Provide a Stable Foundation
Who May Benefit From Multiple Teeth Implants?
Multiple-teeth implant treatment may be considered for patients who have lost several teeth because of tooth decay, gum disease, injury, or other dental conditions.
- You may want to discuss implant treatment if you:
- Have several missing teeth
- Have difficulty chewing because of missing teeth
- Want to explore a stable tooth replacement option
- Have healthy or treatable gums
- Have suitable su
pporting bone or may need additional evaluation - Want to restore both the function and appearance of your smile
Personalized Dental Care in Tacoma
Our Location
6003 Tacoma Mall Blvd, Tacoma, WA 98409
Caring for Multiple Dental Implants
Good daily oral hygiene is important for maintaining your implants, restorations, gums, and remaining natural teeth. Continue brushing and cleaning between your teeth as recommended by your dentist, and attend regular dental visits so your oral health can be monitored.
Your dentist may provide specific cleaning instructions depending on the type of implant-supported restoration you receive. Contact your dental office if you notice persistent discomfort, swelling, changes around an implant, or concerns with your restoration.