Dental Implant Options for Missing and Failing Teeth
No more spaces or holes in your smile. No more rotten teeth. Imagine Smiling with Confidence. This is what happens when missing or failing teeth are replaced with GPS dental implants.
A child missing a tooth is cute. Missing teeth as an adult is not and points to a bigger issue. Especially if your missing teeth aren’t from an obvious accident. Not only is the underlying cause potentially dangerous, there is a mental and emotional toll.
Failing Teeth aren’t as obvious but the teeth are terminal and the causes may be similar in nature.
Dental Health can Affect Medical Health
Dental Implants are the most natural solution to address missing and failing teeth and the best news is that dental implants virtually stop bone loss. The Doctor team at Dental Implants GPS, is lead by two Specialists who also have Medical Degrees. We believe that your dental care is tied to your medical care and we approach your mouth with the whole body approach.
Alzheimer's Disease
People with severe gum disease are 70%
more likely to develop Alzheimer's Disease.
- The American Academy for Oral
Systemic Health
Respiratory
Problems
Problems
Poor oral hygiene can increase
the risk for pneumonia and
respiratory infections.
- Oxford Academic
Oxford University Press
Diabetes
93% of people with gum disease
are at risk for diabetes. Diabetes
and bleeding gums increases
your risk of premature death
by 400 - 700%.
- The Amercian Academy for
Oral Systemic Health
Atherosclerosis
Bacteria in your mouth travels to other
parts of your body in your bloodstream
- Heathline
Heart Disease
People with gum disease have two
to three times the risk of having a
heart attack, stroke or other
serious cardiovascular event.
- Harvard Health Publishing
Rheumatoid
Arthritis
Arthritis
Research has found an
association between
gum disease and
rheumatoid arthritis.
- John Hopkins University
Division of Rheumatology
Alzheimer’s Disease
People with severe gum disease are 70% more likely to develop Alzheimer’s Disease.
– The American Academy for Oral Systemic Health
Atherosclerosis
Bacteria in your mouth travels to other parts of your body in your bloodstream
– Heathline
Respiratory Problems
Poor oral hygiene can increase the risk for pneumonia and respiratory infections.
– Oxford Academic
Oxford University Press
Heart Disease
People with gum disease have two to three times the risk of having a heart attack, stroke or other serious cardiovascular event.
– Harvard Health Publishing
Diabetes
93% of people with gum disease are at risk for diabetes. Diabetes and bleeding gums increases your risk of premature death by 400 – 700%.
– The Amercian Academy for Oral Systemic Health
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Research has found an association between gum disease and rheumatoid arthritis.
– John Hopkins University Division of Rheumatology
Getting diagnosed and fixing the problem could potentially lessen your risk of some dangerous diseases and some emotional side effects. You aren’t alone. All of these Dental Implants GPS patients were like you and now they are living the lives of their dreams. Free of the embarrassment and judgement that comes with bad teeth.
What causes missing teeth or teeth to fail?
Periodontal disease is no joke, and it’s not just about having bad breath or bleeding gums. It can lead to serious problems, including tooth loss. Removing diseased teeth and replacing with dental implants is often the only remaining course of action. Periodontal disease is the leading cause of tooth loss among adults.
Poor dental hygiene can lead to plaque and tartar build up on your teeth and gums, providing a breeding ground for harmful bacteria. Over time, this can cause inflammation and damage to your gums and the bone that supports your teeth, leading to a condition called periodontitis. The bone and soft tissues that support your teeth can be destroyed, which can cause your teeth to become loose and eventually fall out.
Accidents, injuries, and sports-related activities can cause trauma to your mouth, which can result in tooth loss. Over time this may lead to the need to replace all of your teeth.
As you age your teeth and gums can naturally weaken, making them more vulnerable to decay, disease or certain medical conditions, such as osteoporosis and diabetes. These conditions can increase the risk of tooth loss.
Your lifestyle choices can also negatively affect your teeth including smoking and excessive alcohol consumption. Many patients who undergo our life changing GPS procedure take the opportunity to create healthier habits.
GPS Real Patient Stories
Missing Teeth
Failing Teeth
