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The Benefits Over Bridges

Dental implants affect only the missing teeth, unlike bridges that require adjacent teeth to be filed down in order to attach the bridge. The damage to these two good teeth can cause future problems, such as plaque buildup and tooth decay. Since they are not supported by teeth roots, bridges often need to be replaced several times due to the biting forces which cause them to move and break. Dental implants are rooted firmly in the jawbone, maintaining a strong bone structure and a more natural facial appearance.