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Replace Missing Teeth – Austin, TX

Got Tooth Loss?
Our Dental Office Can Help!

Smiling older man and woman outdoors after replacing missing teeth in Austin

When it comes to missing teeth, it doesn’t matter if you’re missing one tooth or several; both have significant consequences for your oral health. Tooth loss not only affects your appearance, but your ability to chew food, speak clearly, and practice daily oral care. Thankfully, our dental office has multiple solutions to help you replace missing teeth in Austin, whether it’s through dental bridges, dentures, or dental implants. Feel free to contact Snow Dental today to find out which option will work best for you!

Why Choose Snow Dental for Replacing Missing Teeth?

  • Bridges Help You Replace Multiple Consecutive Teeth
  • Address Extensive Tooth Loss via Affordable Dentures
  • Partners with Top Specialists in Implant Dentistry

Dental Bridges

Model of the mouth with dental bridge over three of the teeth

To replace single or multiple consecutive teeth, dental bridges make use of a larger restoration made up of multiple crowns fused together. To stay in place, existing teeth need to be slightly modified in shape. The bridge itself contains a crown on either end, both of which are hollowed out so they can fit on top of teeth, similar to dental crowns. The crown sitting in the middle is known as a “pontic” and effectively fills the gap in your smile. This prevents neighboring teeth from shifting out of place.

Dentures

Hand holding a full denture

Whether you have multiple missing teeth on opposite sides of your mouth or you’re missing all the teeth in a single arch, full and partial dentures can make replacing several missing teeth affordable. Each denture is customized to fit your mouth exactly, ensuring a long-lasting and comfortable fit. The partial dentures rely on neighboring teeth and metal clasps to stay in place, while full dentures rely on natural suction within the mouth to stay secure.

Dental Implants

Animated dental implant with dental crown replacing a missing tooth

When you need to have the most secure tooth replacement possible, dental implants offer a long-term solution. Instead of relying on neighboring teeth or the shape of your mouth to stay in place, they use titanium posts that integrate with your existing bone and gum tissue. The result is a bond that feels almost identical to natural teeth. Even if you’re missing more than one tooth, dental implants can be customized to fit with both bridges and dentures.

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