Dental implants are innovative devices designed to replace missing teeth, restore function, and bring confidence back to your smile. Shaped like screws or threaded posts, implants are surgically placed into the jawbone and act as anchors for prosthetic teeth, dentures, or dental bridges. 

Typically made from titanium, dental implants fuse with the jawbone over time through a natural process called osseointegration. This secure bond creates a foundation built to last a lifetime, making implants one of the most reliable restorative dentistry solutions for those who have lost teeth due to trauma, decay, or other health issues. 

Curious if dental implants might be right for you? Read on for more details, or contact our team at Boston Dental to schedule a consultation at one of our locations in Seaport, Government Center, or Downtown Crossing! 

Benefits of Dental Implants 

Dental implants offer a wide range of benefits, making them an excellent choice for patients seeking a long-term solution for missing teeth: 

  1. Permanence & Durability 

Dental implants are designed to replace teeth permanently, enabling you to eat, chew, and speak with confidence—just like you would with natural teeth. Plus, implants don’t decay and can last a lifetime with proper care and good oral hygiene. 

  1. Prevent Bone Loss 

Unlike other tooth replacement options, implants stimulate the jawbone and prevent bone loss or shrinkage, preserving the natural structure of your face. 

  1. Boost Confidence & Quality of Life 

Missing teeth can affect your self-esteem and day-to-day life. Dental implants restore your smile, making it easier to enjoy meals, speak clearly, and feel great about your appearance. 

Are Dental Implants Right for You? 

Dental implants are a great option for many, but certain factors determine if they’re the right fit:

  1. Healthy Gums and Bone 

Strong gums and sufficient bone density are crucial for ensuring the implant fuses properly and provides lasting support. 

  1. Lifestyle & Habits 

Habits like smoking or teeth grinding (bruxism) can impact healing and long-term implant success. 

  1. Overall Health 

Age, medical conditions, and overall health can also affect candidacy for dental implants.

Not sure if you’re a good candidate? Our team at Boston Dental can evaluate your unique situation and help you decide if dental implants are the best solution for your smile. 

Contact Boston Dental Today! 

Have questions about dental implants or want to schedule a consultation? Boston Dental is here to help! With locations in Seaport, Government Center, or Downtown Crossing, we make it convenient for you to access the care you need. 

Call one of our offices or fill out the contact form on our website, and our team will be happy to assist you. Let’s take the first step toward your perfect smile today!