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Dental implants are an incredibly sophisticated way of replacing missing or failing teeth. They’ve been used for over 50 years and are the closest alternatives to natural teeth.
The biggest benefit of dental implants is that almost everyone is a good candidate. If you are an adult who is missing one or more teeth and is in good general health, then you’re an ideal candidate for dental implants. But sometimes, they are not always convenient or physically viable. There are some people who cannot get implants because they have certain contraindications that could be hazardous to their health, or will simply invite failure of the implant. In this article, we’re going to talk about dental implants, specifically All-on-4 implants, reasons why you may not be a good candidate for them, and your available options should you not qualify.
A perfect smile is certainly a highly coveted accessory that everyone wants, regardless of age. The appearance of the teeth can affect one’s self-confidence and quality of life. Not everyone is born with a beautiful smile, but it is something achievable. If you have crooked teeth, there are ways available to straighten them for a perfect smile. While metal braces are generally considered the easiest way to straighten teeth, they are not to everyone’s liking.
Having a set of porcelain veneers fitted can transform any gappy, chipped or stained smile. Made of an ultra-thin composite resin, porcelain veneers can last up to 20 years with proper care.
There are many reasons why you might need implants, but if you’re looking to permanently reconstruct your smile and bite, All on 4 Dental Implants may be the ideal solution for you. This is a full-mouth treatment that can provide you with fixed teeth using only 4 dental implants. With this type of procedure, you’ll be able to restore both the functionality and cosmetic appearance of all your teeth within just 2 - 3 days.      
It is no secret that some veneer products are marketed that way. So, can you get your dental veneers removed or reversed? It seems like a simple enough question, but there are, of course, a few complications. The key point is that reversible and removable are two different things. Whether either is possible or even something you’d want, depends on what your original dental condition was and the type of veneers you received.
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