Replace Missing Teeth Tallahassee

Confidence-Sparking Treatments to Replace Missing Teeth

An estimated 170 million people across the country are missing at least one tooth. While gaps in your smile may not seem like a dire dental concern at first, with time, patients often notice the negative effects tooth loss can have on their mental health, happiness, and even physical health. Our team at Boyd & Walther Tallahassee Dental Associates is dedicated to restoring smiles so our patients can get the most out of life. Call us today to schedule a consultation and learn more about our options for replacing missing teeth in Tallahassee.

Why Choose Boyd & Walther Dental Associates for Replacing Missing Teeth?

  • Two Dentists with 30+ Years of Collective Experience
  • Precise Treatment Planning with Advanced Technology
  • Easy-to-Transfer & Comfortable Digital Impressions

Dental Bridges

Dental bridge on a table next to a dental mirror

Dental bridges are designed to replace between one and four missing teeth in a row. They contain two separate types of restorations fused together to offer a comprehensive and cost-effective answer to restoring the gap in your arch, including dental crowns and pontics (free-standing replacement teeth). The dental crowns are located on either side of the pontics and anchor the entire bridge to the two existing teeth at either end of the gap in the smile, completing the arch of teeth.

Dental Implants

Illustration of a dental implant replacing a missing lower tooth

Dental implants are the modern gold standard answer to replacing missing teeth, as they’re the only treatment that restores the entire dental structure, from the roots to the crown. The dental implants themselves are small titanium posts that are inserted into the jawbone by either one of our trusted periodontists or oral surgeons that we partner with. Once they naturally fuse to the bone through a process called osseointegration, the dental implants can then act as unwavering supports for any type of restoration, including crowns, bridges, and dentures. This process occurs in multiple parts over the course of several months.

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Dentures

Gloved hand holding a full denture

Dentures have been used for generations to help people dealing with extensive tooth loss, because they are still one of the most effective ways to address it. Modern-day dentures are more comfortable and natural-looking than ever before. We offer three main types of dentures: partial dentures, full dentures, and implant dentures. They can all give you a smile you can trust whenever you want to eat or speak.

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