Replace Missing Teeth – Lewis Center, OH
Rebuilding Smiles to Look & Function Like Natural Teeth
An estimated 140 million people are missing at least one tooth in the United States, according to the American College of Prosthodontists. Whether you’re missing one, several, or all of your teeth, our dentistry team at The Dental Group at Polaris offers custom-tailored treatment plans to restore the function and appearance of your complete smile, including fixed bridges, full and partial dentures, and dental implants. To learn how we can help rebuild your grin, call our dental office today to schedule a consultation to discuss your options to replace missing teeth.
Why Choose The Dental Group at Polaris for Replacing Missing Teeth?
- Experienced & Friendly Dental Team
- We Accept & Maximize Dental Insurance
- Long-Lasting, Customized Tooth Replacement Solutions
Dental Bridges
Dental bridges utilize two different types of restorations to fill gaps in an arch of teeth: crowns and pontics, which are free-standing replacement teeth. The crowns are fused to one or more pontics cemented onto the existing teeth on either side of the gap in the smile to secure the bridge in place. These restorations are typically crafted from lifelike materials like ceramic and porcelain to be virtually indistinguishable from surrounding teeth.
Dentures
Dentures date as far back in history as 2500 B.C., and while they were made from animal teeth and other raw materials back then, they’re crafted from natural-looking, high-quality materials like acrylic and ceramic today. At The Dental Group at Polaris, we offer full and partial dentures to replace either several missing teeth across an arch or an entire row of missing teeth. These restorations can improve your oral health and make basic daily functions like eating and speaking easier.
Dental Implants
In addition to offering traditional dentures and bridges, we also provide dental implants, which are an advanced, modern solution for tooth loss that restores the entire structure of missing teeth, including the roots. We partner with trusted, experienced oral surgeons in Lewis Center to place titanium implant posts that provide a stable and strong foundation for restorations to make your replacement teeth feel and look more natural. You can learn more about this treatment by clicking below.