Hybrid Dentures Offer Extra Support And Stability
Posted April 5, 2016 by Wager-Evans Dental

Receiving Your Dental Implants
Dental implants are surgically placed in spaces that formerly housed tooth roots. After placement, your jawbone will actually fuse directly with the implant, and create a powerful hold.
Using Dental Implants For Individual Replacement Teeth
A dental implant can keep a single replacement tooth in place. In this scenario, the implant is effectively operating like a tooth root. It keeps its position in your jawbone, and offers a sturdy hold for your prosthetic. Unlike a dental bridge, an implant does not require you to alter healthy teeth.
Alternatives To Dental Implants
Dental implants are not ideal for everyone. Unfortunately, one side effect of tooth loss is depletion in your jawbone. Your jaw may not be strong enough to undergo the process of having an implant placed. However, mini implants can be used, which have less effect on your jaw. Mini implants are employed in the insertion of hybrid dentures. However, if you are still not a viable candidate for mini implants, conventional dentures are still a good option. For limited tooth loss, partial dentures or dental bridges can be used to replace lost teeth.