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Healthy Mouth – is it a necessity?

Firstly, when you enquire about dental implants it is often in response to an awareness of ongoing problems with teeth or the recent loss of one (or more) teeth. Each problem needs to be diagnosed and treated logically, often placing implants in order to establish healthier conditions.

Although it is tempting to focus on the more glamorous aspects of teeth supported by implants, basic dental health which includes treatment of gum disease, repair of decay and abscess elimination will be just as important for the success of your treatment in the long-run.

If you have noticed excessive bleeding, have bad breath or loose teeth, particularly when you have had your teeth cleaned professionally, you may have problems with your gums. Peridontal (gum) disease is a major cause of bone loss and the dental implant treatment can be more complicated as a result.

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