September 29, 2017

Miniature implants perform the same function as normal dental implants; they act as an anchor for permanent dentures, crowns, and bridges, allowing new teeth to be affixed to the jawbone. The difference with mini dental implants involves a number of advantages over traditional dental implants, ranging from cost to convenience to patient health and safety.

Simpler Dental Procedures

The smaller size of mini dental implants gives your dentist greater flexibility in implantation procedures by removing many of the impediments of larger implants. Benefits include:

  • Implantation without the need for bone grafting
  • Preservation of existing remaining bone
  • Anchoring despite severe bone loss in the jaws
  • The same strength in a smaller size

Faster Recovery Time

Mini dental implants allow for a faster, safer procedure that can be performed with local anesthetic rather than more extensive or complicated options. Because the procedure is minimally invasive, the healing process is much faster with far less need for pain management or medication to aid in recovery. You’ll be back on your feet in no time with a brilliant white smile.

More Cost Effective

Although mini dental implants and traditional dental implants are both made from titanium alloy, the smaller size of mini implants makes a vast difference in cost, along with the reduced auxiliary costs for anesthetic and recovery care.

In the end, it’s all about comfort , with the implant sized just right for your mouth. Mini dental implants make it easier than ever to restore your teeth. For a dentist committed to finding the right dental solutions for you, contact Dr. Genninger for the best dental care in the Tampa, Florida region. He’ll consult with you to determine the best solutions for your teeth, and work with you to provide a quality of service that will make you smile more because you will love the results.

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