Missing one or more teeth affects more than just your smile — it can impact chewing, speech, and the alignment of surrounding teeth over time.
Fixed Replacement Options
Dental bridges anchor an artificial tooth using crowns on adjacent teeth. Dental implants replace the tooth root with a titanium post topped with a crown. Implant-supported bridges or dentures can replace several or all teeth in an arch without coming out at all.
Removable Replacement Options
Partial dentures clasp onto remaining natural teeth. Complete dentures rest directly on the gums when all teeth are missing. Implant-retained dentures snap onto a small number of implants for extra stability while remaining removable.
Comparing Fixed vs Removable
Fixed options offer more stability and help preserve jawbone density. Removable options are generally more budget-friendly upfront but don't prevent ongoing bone loss and need nightly cleaning.
How to Decide
The right choice depends on how many teeth are missing, your jawbone health, budget, and how important stability feels for your daily life.
Book a consultation to explore which teeth replacement option suits your needs best.