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Single Implant

Replace Single Missing Tooth

Dental Implants for Patients Who Have Lost One Tooth At TDH Dental, we understand that tooth loss affects your self-confidence and quality of life. We offer natural-looking and functional tooth replacements with international standards. Don’t let the loss of your teeth hold you back from your happiness.

What is a dental implant?

Dental implants are “simulated tooth roots” made of titanium that are implanted into the jawbone in the place of a missing tooth to support a fixed denture (a crown), allowing you to chew food and feel confident like you have natural teeth.

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Why do I need a dental implant if I only have one tooth missing?

Prevent tooth decay: Adjacent teeth may fall into the gap.

Prevent overbite: Opposite teeth may protrude into the gap.

Chew food normally: No need to force one tooth to be used.

Maintain gum and bone health: Reduce the chance of bone collapse in the missing tooth position.

Restore natural smile: No metal hooks or bridges.

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1. See a dentist for diagnosis.

Patients come to consult with the implant dentist at TDH Dental. The dentist will examine and plan the dental implant surgery using Digital Scan & 3D X-ray technology that combines the 3D X-ray image of the patient with a digital scan of the teeth. Processed through advanced software to place the dental implant virtually for accurately predictable results. Planning from the beginning to the end of the treatment process gives the most effective aesthetic and functional results. It greatly reduces the pain during surgery.

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2. Digital to real model

After the dentist has designed the implant placement plan, the lab will create a model of the tooth structure to show the placement of the implant on the model before treating the patient for maximum accuracy and safety.

3. Dental implant placement

The dentist will create a treatment plan with dental implants that are suitable for the patient. With digital planning, the dentist will know the exact location of the dental implants, resulting in a shorter treatment time. The dentist will use local anesthesia for dental implant placement. The patient does not have to worry about pain during the treatment.

4. Place the crown on the implant.

Dental crowns are the final step of dental implant placement after 3-6 months of placement to allow the dental implant to adhere to the bone and allow the body to adjust to each other well. With Digital 3D technology obtained from the patient during planning, the information will be used to create a dental crown designed to fit the teeth and facial shape. The dentist will use a dental crown made from porcelain to attach the screw to the dental implant to create a perfect, natural smile.

*Dental crowns do not take long to get, are painless, and in some cases do not require local anesthesia.

Reviews from dental implant patients

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This case came in with a problem of misaligned teeth and a gap in the lower teeth from tooth extraction since childhood, causing the left side of the face to have a problem with overlapping teeth. If left untreated, it may cause chewing problems in the long term.

The dental team therefore planned the treatment with Invisalign Comprehensive clear braces to adjust the alignment of the teeth to be beautifully aligned and prepare the area for inserting 1 dental implant to make the bite complete and work effectively.

The result is that the teeth are aligned in order, the gap in the lower teeth is filled, the bite is clearly improved, and the patient has a smile back with confidence in every lifestyle. 🦷✨

Other treatment options that can replace a missing tooth

Fixed dental bridge

A fixed bridge consists of one or more artificial teeth supported by adjacent natural teeth. The natural teeth are ground down to provide a support base. The bridge is permanently fixed and does not require surgery.

Removable dental bridge

A removable bridge, also known as a denture, is a semi-permanent treatment that involves one or more false teeth attached to a gum-colored base of teeth that can be removed for cleaning. While they are less expensive than dental implants, they may not be as stable or comfortable.