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5 FAQs about Dental Implants

Going to the dentist may raise several questions, fears, and worries. In our blog, we will focus on several questions that you as a patient may have. Today, we are going to talk about dental implants and five frequently asked questions (FAQ) regarding this treatment.

1 – What are dental implants?

Dental implants replace your original teeth but look and function exactly like them. It works instead of dentures, bridges, or root canals, mainly when there has been severe teeth damage. The procedure consists of installing a screw-like post to replace your damaged or missing tooth. This implant with integrate with your jaw bone allowing you to use your new teeth for many years. 

2 – When are dental implants necessary?

Dental implants are necessary when you have suffered tooth loss or severe decay. These may happen for several reasons, for example, accidents in sports or cars that result in traumas or periodontal diseases.

3 – Do dental implants hurt?

The surgery to install dental implants should not hurt. At Chaves Dental Care we use pain-free anesthetics. This way, when you are getting your implants installed, you will not even feel pain as you receive the pain relief medicine. After the surgery, in the first few days, you will have moderate to low pain and will be prescribed pain medicine to relieve the pain.

4 – How long do dental implants last?

Most dental implants last more than ten years or even a lifetime, with the proper care. This means that after the procedure, you will have improved appearance, speech and oral health for years to come.

5 – Where is the best place to have your dental implants done?

When looking for the best place to have your dental implants done, Chaves Dental Care is your answer! Not only will you have the opportunity to visit Jacó, Costa Rica, and the beautiful beaches of Costa Rica’s Central Pacific Ocean, but you will have world-class service. Our experienced dental specialists will work with cutting-edge technology as the guided implantation technique and the highest quality materials to give you your smile back!

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