Fine Feather Dental Implants

What is a Dental Implant

A Dental Implant is basically an artificial tooth root that is placed into your jaw to hold either a single replacement tooth or a multi-tooth bridge or implant supported removable denture or implant supported fixed denture/prosthesis.

Who needs a Dental Implant

Dental Implants may be an option for people who have lost a tooth or teeth due to either periodontal disease or to an injury or to a birth defect or to some other reason

Why Choose Fine Feather for Dental Implants:

At Fine Feather Dental, we ensure that all 4 parameters mentioned above are followed meticulously. This has resulted in more than 96% success rate at Fine Feather dental for our implant patients. This is one of the highest success rate in dental implants in India

Longevity of Dental Implant

The life of dental Implant is directly co-related with dental hygiene and regular dental check-up. Dental implants need sound bone to stay intact. We can keep sound bone near a Dental Implant by following these simple steps:
  • Brush Twice a Day and ensuring that food doesn’t get lodged near Implant teeth
  • Teeth Cleaning twice a year
  • Dental Examination twice a year – During dental examination, any problem in dental implant can be diagnosed and addressed quickly before it becomes a big problem that threaten Implanted tooth
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