Dr.MadhanSelvaraj B.D.S
WE CARE ABOUT PATIENT
OUR OUTSTANDING SERVICES
We provide state-of-the-art dental care in a comfortable. All patients are assured of the best service in oral health care in
a very non-stressful ambiance and thorough attention is paid to hygiene and sanitation.
DENTAL IMPLANTS
A dental implant is a screw like anchor that is used as an artificial replacement for natural tooth roots. Made of materials that are compatible with the human body, such as titanium, implants have been used for decades in upper and lower jaws. By attaching to the jawbone and gum tissue, they provide a stable base for artificial replacement teeth, such as dental crowns, bridges and dentures.
Dental implants can be used to replace a single tooth or several teeth, or to support partial or full dentures. Implants and crowns remain inside the mouth and do not require any adhesives to hold them in place.
Dental Implant Therapy
A dental implant is a small titanium device that serves as the replacement for the natural root portion of a missing tooth. Titanium is used because of its strength and because it is a biocompatible material readily accepted by the body. It is the same material used in orthopedic.
Dental implants can be placed in either the upper or lower jaws, and because titanium has such high biocompatible properties, the living bone tissue in the jaw adheres to the implant surface, allowing the implant to become one with the bone. The jawbone believes the titanium implant is a true root and therefore fuses with it as if it were a natural tooth root. The results are the creation of the perfect anchor for a replacement tooth, or even a full set of replacement teeth. Implant teeth are strong, pain-free, worry-free and permanent
Dental Implants Provide a Solid Foundation Worth Smiling About
When natural teeth fall out or are compromised, the damage goes well below the surface of the tooth and even the gum line. When the roots are lost due to missing teeth, the bone that once supported and surrounded those roots starts to deteriorate. This is called bone resorption. When bone resorption occurs, it causes the face to collapse into the mouth. The entire facial structure is compromised, and drastic changes in appearance occur; the lips fold in and the lower face shrivels up to create a witch-like chin and deep contours around the mouth create “marionette lines.” These changes are so severe they can make a person look twenty years older than they actually are.
Dental implants maintain the integrity of the facial structure by preserving the jaw bone. The more teeth you’re missing, the quicker and more severe the bone loss is.
For those missing all their natural teeth, bone loss can become so severe within just a few years it can be difficult to wear removable devices such as partials and dentures because there simply is not enough bone left to support them.
That’s why it’s so vital to replace missing tooth roots with dental implants and not just the visible part of the tooth (the crown).The bone forms a bond to the implants and functions as natural tooth roots, which provides a solid and permanent foundation for biting and chewing.
Dental Implants Provide a Solid Foundation Worth Smiling About
When natural teeth fall out or are compromised, the damage goes well below the surface of the tooth and even the gum line. When the roots are lost due to missing teeth, the bone that once supported and surrounded those roots starts to deteriorate. This is called bone resorption. When bone resorption occurs, it causes the face to collapse into the mouth. The entire facial structure is compromised, and drastic changes in appearance occur; the lips fold in and the lower face shrivels up to create a witch-like chin and deep contours around the mouth create “marionette lines.” These changes are so severe they can make a person look twenty years older than they actually are.
Dental implants maintain the integrity of the facial structure by preserving the jaw bone. The more teeth you’re missing, the quicker and more severe the bone loss is.
Dental Implants Provide a Solid Foundation Worth Smiling About
When natural teeth fall out or are compromised, the damage goes well below the surface of the tooth and even the gum line. When the roots are lost due to missing teeth, the bone that once supported and surrounded those roots starts to deteriorate. This is called bone resorption. When bone resorption occurs, it causes the face to collapse into the mouth. The entire facial structure is compromised, and drastic changes in appearance occur; the lips fold in and the lower face shrivels up to create a witch-like chin and deep contours around the mouth create “marionette lines.” These changes are so severe they can make a person look twenty years older than they actually are.
Dental implants maintain the integrity of the facial structure by preserving the jaw bone. The more teeth you’re missing, the quicker and more severe the bone loss is.
Other Department that you might want to know
Braces Treatment
Dental braces, or orthodontic cases, are devices used by dental professionals to straighten crooked teeth or correct a misaligned bite. Braces help to reposition the teeth with an aim to adjust the bite and result in a beautifully straight smile.
Read More
Root Canal Treatment
Root Canal is the specialty of dentistry that focuses on the treatment of the pulp and roots of the teeth. Since the area inside and underneath your teeth is very complex, an infection in the roots of the teeth can be very painful.
Read More
Cosmetic Dentistry
Teeth whitening is a brilliant improvement to your smile. To ensure long-term success, we recommend that patients who receive whitening treatment avoid beverages such as coffee, tea and dark wine, as they can stain teeth again after treatment.
Read More
Child Dentistry
Dentists are dedicated to the oral health of children from infancy through the teen years. They have the experience and qualifications to care for a child’s teeth, gums, and mouth throughout the various stages of childhood.
Read More