Replace Missing Teeth Eugene

Complete Your Smile with Lifelike Replacement Teeth

Group of adults smiling outdoors after replacing missing teeth in Eugene

Tooth loss can have a profound impact on your confidence, oral health, and mental health. Fortunately, just because your teeth needed to be extracted or got knocked-out doesn’t mean that you have to live with an incomplete smile for the rest of your life. Dr. Sutter offers several custom-tailored prosthetics, including full and partial dentures, dental bridges, and dental implants, as a way to replace missing teeth in Eugene. Schedule a consultation with our team at Smile Institute today to learn how we can help re-complete your smile.

Why Choose Smile Institute for Replacing Missing Teeth?

  • State-of-the-Art Dental Imaging Technology
  • High-Quality Dental Materials Used
  • Dentist with Years of Experience

Dental Bridges

Illustrated dental bridge replacing a missing tooth

Dental bridges are specially designed to replace one or more consecutive missing teeth. They’re comprised of two dental crowns that act as abutments on either side of the restoration. Between the crowns are free-standing replacement teeth called pontics, which are custom crafted to look indistinguishable from your existing teeth. Once in place, dental bridges can last for several years with good at-home and professional maintenance and oral hygiene.

Dentures

Dentist holding a set of full dentures

Full and partial dentures are able to restore either several missing teeth across a row or an entire arch of teeth. Full dentures are designed to fit atop the gumline, harnessing the power of natural suction to stay firmly within the mouth, while partial dentures are made to fit like a puzzle piece between any existing teeth. Dental implants can also be combined with full dentures for enhanced stability and a more natural feel.

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Dental Implants

Illustrated dental implant replacing a missing tooth

Dental implants take the best aesthetic qualities of traditional dentures and bridges and combine them with the unwavering stability of titanium implant posts that are surgically inserted below the gumline and into the jawbone. One secured there, they’re able to fuse with the bone through a natural process called osseointegration, effectively replacing the roots of the missing teeth. They can then act as a strong foundation for any type of restoration, including a free-standing dental crown, allowing patients facing a variety of tooth loss situations to benefit from this leading-edge solution.

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