1. The principle is scientific. Natural teeth transmit chewing pressure in oral cavity to alveolar bone through root, while dental implants transmit chewing pressure to alveolar bone through artificial root (implant). Biomechanical principle is the same, so dental implants can bear strong force, and the chewing efficiency is greatly improved compared with traditional dentures. Therefore, this is one of the advantages of dental implants.
2. How much does it cost to correct teeth? The price of dental implants is stable and firm. Like real teeth, dental implants include roots and crowns. Implant (artificial tooth root) is made of pure titanium with excellent biocompatibility and connected with alveolar bone through bone bonding. The advantages of dental implants can be reflected in their firmness, which can be rooted in the patient's mouth like real teeth, so they are stable.
3. How much does it cost to protect adjacent teeth? Implanting an artificial tooth root into the alveolar bone with missing teeth and installing a porcelain crown on the artificial tooth root has its own independent root retention, and it does not need to rely on the adjacent teeth for retention, which not only does not harm the healthy adjacent teeth, but also prevents the adjacent teeth from shifting or loosening due to missing teeth.
4. Protect the alveolar bone. Dental implants play a very good role in protecting the entire alveolar bone. People's teeth are like big trees, and big trees can flourish only if they are deeply rooted. After the tooth is missing, the alveolar bone will be wasted and absorbed in different degrees, just like soil erosion. The artificial root of dental implant is deeply embedded in alveolar bone, so it can effectively prevent alveolar bone atrophy and alveolar bone absorption.