Putting Your Best Smile Forward When Job Hunting
For most people, when they hear the word “dentures” they
immediately think of an elderly person whose teeth spend the night in a glass
while they are sleeping. Although many denture wearers are senior citizens, you
might be surprised to learn that there are many patients in their 20s who have lost
teeth to trauma and now wear full or partial dentures. At this age, they are
just beginning to have job interviews that could potentially launch their
careers and the last thing they need to worry about is their dentures slipping
or making it difficult for them to form words properly.
With the increase in kids playing high-impact sports, there
has also been a rise in patients accidentally losing teeth. Although this can
be devastating in high school, the impact it has during the years following can
be difficult also. Not being able to eat like everyone else, pronounce words
properly and having dentures slip are not issues twenty-somethings want to deal
with when beginning adulthood. That’s where All-On-4 comes in. All-On-4 offers
a permanently attached, full arch replacement that looks and acts just like
natural teeth.
Affixed to your jaw with four titanium implants, the
All-On-4 arch replacement is custom-designed to look like the perfect natural
smile. Since the implants grow into your bone, you’ll never have to worry about
handling adhesive gels or dentures slipping again. This also means that there
is no restricted foods list—you can even safely bite into an apple!
When you aren’t worried about how your smile looks and
feels, you are naturally more confident and that confidence will get you
noticed by potential employers. You’ll
also be able to speak more clearly since the All-On-4 dental implant does not
move around like traditional dentures when you are speaking.
No matter what your age, All-On-4 is the perfect solution
for patients who are tired of dealing with dentures. Contact
us for a consultation to learn more about All-on-4 or any of our other
restorative procedures.