After a tooth is removed, natural healing begins — but the surrounding alveolar bone also undergo…

After a tooth is removed, natural healing begins — but the surrounding alveolar bone also undergoes resorption. Over time, this can lead to reduction in ridge height and width, mesial tipping of adjacent teeth, and changes in occlusion.

Replacing the missing tooth helps to:

• Maintain arch integrity
• Prevent adjacent tooth drifting
• Preserve alveolar bone contour
• Maintain functional occlusion
• Support long-term oral health

An implant-supported restoration not only restores function and aesthetics but also helps maintain bone through functional loading.

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