Myobrace Americas

1. DENTAL CONSULTATION MAY VARY DEPENDING ON PICTURES, DIGITAL MODELS, XRAYS AND OTHER REGISTRATIONS NEEDED FOR OPTIMUM TREATMENT2. DENTAL BRIDGES WILL DEPEND ON THE AMOUNT OF UNITS INVOLVED IN THE TREATMET 3. IMPLANT BRIDGES WILL DEPEND ON THE AMOUNT OF UNITS INVOLVED IN THE TREATMET 4. TEMPORARY BRIDGES WILL DEPEND ON THE AMOUNT OF UNITS INVOLVED IN THE TREATMET

Toothlessness and unfixed tooth replacements can cause problems while eating and speaking. It is common for those who wear dentures to lose their taste sensations (salty, sour, bitter, hot) as the taste buds are covered by denture adhesive. In addition, chewing can be difficult resulting in severe digestive problems. Dentures start to move after a while due to jaw bone loss. Moving dentures can cause bruising and sores in the mouth, making everyday life uncomfortable. Dental implants are very similar to natural teeth in function and appearance. Implants improve the ability to taste and chew, another reason why implants are an ideal replacement for missing teeth. Dental implants act as artificial roots, which have been inserted into the jaw bone to fuse together with the bone and are then loaded with crowns or a bridge to provide firm, stable teeth.

The dental veneer is an extremely thin (about half a mm) prosthesis placed on the front teeth, which allows the correction of primarily aesthetic problems, as well as small tooth deficits and minor injuries. As the shell does not cover all the surfaces of the tooth, only the front surface, the tooth requires minimal preparation (filing) during preparation.