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It’s easy to take a youthful smile for granted. Most people are born with healthy teeth and gums; a beautiful smile becomes a natural part of ourselves. However, most people eventually develop cavities, and some experience dental problems severe enough to result in tooth loss.
Tooth loss can occur for various reasons, including accidents, injuries, and decay. In recent years, dental implant technology has seen advances that allow practitioners like Dr. Colby Smith and his team at Granite Bay Dentistry, Granite Bay, California, to use dental implants to help patients regain their youthful smiles and tooth functionality.
Dental implants are designed to replace one or more missing teeth completely and function identically to a natural tooth. Dental implants are comprised of three parts:
Besides restoring your beautiful smile, dental implants also offer many other benefits. One significant advantage is that implants don’t get cavities. Most importantly, dental implants help prevent bone loss that results from the loss of a tooth. And finally, your bite force will be fully restored, making it easier for you to enjoy the foods you love.
Are you ready to learn more about how dental implants can restore your natural smile and tooth functionality? Dr. Smith and the Granite Bay Dentistry team are here to help. Call us today at (916) 735-4720 to schedule a consultation with Dr. Smith.
With over 15 years of experience, Dr. Colby Smith earned a Biochemistry and Molecular Biology degree with honors at UC Santa Barbara before completing his doctorate and advanced residency training at UCLA, where he also taught for over a decade. One of under 1% of dentists nationally to achieve Board-certification in General Dentistry, he prioritizes ongoing education, completing over 150 hours annually, teaching fellow dentists, and contributing to scientific literature. Dr. Smith is a member of the ADA, American Board of General Dentistry, Academy of General Dentistry, California Dental Association, Academy of Operative Dentistry, and Sacramento District Dental Society.