Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (July 08, 2013) – Dr. Gerald Regni, DDS, a trusted general and pediatric dentist for over twenty-three years, is offering clients who have lost their teeth a great way to restore their smile. The doctor offers dental implants in Philadelphia that look and feel like the real thing.
Many people think that removable dentures is the best way to replace missing teeth. While it is a suitable solution, temporary dentures also has a lot of disadvantages. For one, it is removable, which means missing teeth can still be exposed. It does not really feel natural and comfortable, and can significantly limit the person’s chewing capacity.
Other people, who is only missing a tooth or two, often opt for fixed bridges. While it is a good way to replace missing teeth for some, the use of bridges also means the person would also have their perfectly good adjacent teeth are altered to hold the cap that will support the bridge. Just like dentures, it may feel unnatural to some.
For individuals looking for the most natural, in terms of look and feel, replacement teeth possible, dental implants is the way to go. This involves having an implant post, which is made of titanium or non-metallic zirconia being implanted to replace the root of the missing tooth. After melding with the jaw bone, it can support the dental implant for many years.
As one of the most trusted dentists in the area, Dr. Gerald Regni is ready and equipped to lend his expertise to local residents who are looking to get a dental implant in Philadelphia. He conducts comprehensive check-ups at either of his two offices, which his clients can choose from, to determine if dental implants is the best option. If it is, the doctor develops a custom treatment plan that will allow the client to have natual-looking replacement teeth.
Dr. Gerald Regni’s dental implants offers numerous advantages. Aside from looking and feeling natural, the presence of the replacement teeth helps prevent bone loss in the jaw area that is often associated with having missing teeth. The permanent implants also have a longer lifespan, which can last up to 25 years, as opposed to the 7-15 years of removable dentures and fixed bridges.
To learn more, visit www.philly-dentist.com.
About Dr. Gerald Regni, DMD, Natural General & Cosmetic Dentistry
Dr. Regni has been providing high-quality dental care in Philadelphia and nearby areas for over twenty-three years. He graduated from the University of Temple Dental School in 1986, and still continues to pursue advanced education and training in dental implants, jaw disorders, and dental restoration.
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