How Dental Implants Can Improve Your Life

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If you’re experiencing quality of life difficulties related to your missing teeth, you aren’t alone. More than 81% of people say that they struggled with a lifestyle factor after adult tooth loss.

But there is good news: you can restore your smile to normal with permanent dental implants. Sound too good to be true? We brought you this guide to the top dental implant benefits, so you can see the truth about implants yourself.

Dental Implants Reduce Speech Impediments

Speech determines how the world sees us and, often, how we see ourselves.

That’s why improving the way we speak can help increase well-being. And that’s also why struggling to communicate presents a 2x greater risk of developing a mental health disorder.

Many people who are missing teeth lose the confidence to speak in public. They don’t want others to see the gaps in their smile. Or they’re worried about dentures slipping and shifting as they talk.

Dental implants eliminate this concern because they look and work like natural teeth. Implants will never slip or shift in public. That way, you can feel confident to speak up again.

Implants Improve Eating Habits

How and what we eat is one of the top contributors to a healthy life. After all, we get our energy from food.

Food helps lower the risk of health complications like cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, cancer, and obesity. Importantly, eating also affects satiety, which is the satisfaction we feel after having a meal.

Implants allow you to eat what you want, when you want, and where you want it, allowing you to feel happier and be healthier.

Dental Implants Boost Self-Confidence

Self-confidence is the belief that you are worth something. And boosting your sense of self-worth can help you become more resilient to stress and depression.

Dental implants improve the way you look and feel, giving your self-confidence a major increase. Here’s why.

Teeth shape your facial structure. As teeth fall out, the face shape begins to sag and look older. Filling out your smile with implants will restore your natural face shape, so you’ll look younger.

Another way implants build confidence is by improving your smile. When you have a full set of teeth, you’ll want to show them off more often. Research shows that people who smile frequently feel happier.

Implants Increase Dental Health and Overall Health

Having missing teeth and wearing dentures increase your risk for oral complications like periodontal disease. Getting dental surgery for implants decreases this risk and helps prevent additional oral health problems like:

Improving oral health with implants also has implications for your overall health. This is because higher levels of oral bacteria correlate with conditions like cardiovascular disease, pregnancy complications, and pneumonia.

Contact ActOn Implants for Tooth Replacement

Dental implants aren’t just critical for your health. Replacing dentures or missing teeth with implants can also reduce speech problems, improve eating, and up self-confidence. And all of these factors influence overall happiness.

Are you ready to schedule your dental implant procedure? Contact ActOn Implants in St. Louis today!

About The Author
Dr. Matthew Slaven

Dr. Matthew Slaven is a board-certified periodontist and implant dentist who has been serving patients in the St. Louis area since 2006. He earned his undergraduate degree from Washington University in St. Louis before receiving his dental degree from the University of Michigan School of Dentistry. He later completed his specialty training in periodontics and earned a Master of Science in Dentistry from Indiana University School of Dentistry. Dr. Slaven has a particular passion for regenerative procedures and dental implants, which led him to found ActOn Implants in 2011. Through ongoing continuing education and advanced training, he remains committed to delivering exceptional care using the latest techniques in implant, cosmetic, and periodontal dentistry.

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