Dental Implant

Tooth loss, in most people, is associated to a number of factors. Some of these factors that cause tooth loss are tooth decay, gum disease or periodontal disease, injury and aging. Most of the people with missing teeth do not bother to get a tooth replacement because of not understanding the underlying problem of a missing tooth. Very few percent are aware of the fact that the loss of a tooth can wear out the bones of the jaw causing a change in structure of the jaw line.

• There would be a structural change in the jaw. 
Other teeth would get relocated as even a single gap among the teeth would cause the other teeth to shift.
• There would be a change in the contour of the face; the shape of the face.
• There would be a drooping, hollow look to the jaw which is not appealing to the eye.
• This look would, in the long run, lower one’s self esteem and have a bearing on his eating behavior.
Biting and chewing certain types of food would be a problem, like hard fruits and fibrous vegetables, causing one to miss out a person’s normal staple diet.
• There is a tendency, at such times, to eat fatty foods that are soft and easily chewable and to avoid hard foods that are necessary or required for the body. This leads to increase in extra weight, which is a sign of impending illnesses such as those dealing with the heart and diabetes.