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Replacing missing teeth is essential for protecting bone health, bite alignment, and facial structure. While dentists always try to save natural teeth first, extractions sometimes become unavoidable. Dental implants are often the most effective way to replace missing teeth and prevent long-term complications.

Replacing missing teeth is essential for protecting bone health, bite alignment, and facial structure. While dentists always try to save natural teeth first, extractions sometimes become unavoidable. Dental implants are often the most effective way to replace missing teeth and prevent long-term complications.

Replacing missing teeth is essential for protecting bone health, bite alignment, and facial structure. While dentists always try to save natural teeth first, extractions sometimes become unavoidable. Dental implants are often the most effective way to replace missing teeth and prevent long-term complications.

Zygomatic implants offer a solution for patients with severe upper jaw bone loss who don’t qualify for traditional implants. Learn how they work, who they’re for, and how Aleriom helps coordinate advanced dental care abroad.

Avoiding the dentist for years can lead to a predictable chain of oral health problems, from early gum disease to tooth loss and bone deterioration.
This blog breaks down the dental damage timeline and explains when small issues turn into complex treatments. It also explores how dental tourism in Colombia with Aleriom can help patients safely restore their oral health after years of delayed care.

Traditional biphasic implants remain the most researched and predictable option in implant dentistry. Corticobasal implants provide a powerful, immediate alternative, especially for patients with bone loss or tight timelines. With the right evaluation, both approaches can deliver safe, functional, and long-lasting results for patients.

“Temporary prostheses protect healing implants and shape the gums before final teeth are placed.
They allow testing of bite and aesthetics, making results more accurate and durable.
The temporary phase isn’t a delay—it’s the foundation for a long-lasting new smile.”

Immediate implants are placed the same day as extraction, but only when bone, gum health, and infection levels allow. Delayed implants are safer for cases with infection, bone loss, medical concerns, or complex extractions. The choice between the two is something that should be discussed with your dentist, while taking various factors like travel, cost, and comfort into account.

Early enamel decay can be reversed, but true cavities cannot. Fluoride, oral hygiene, and diet changes support remineralization and help stop early damage. If a cavity reaches dentin, only a dentist can treat it, Aleriom can help guide you to trusted care.

Knowing what to ask your dentist before a procedure can save time, money, and stress. This blog outlines the most important questions covering treatment options, costs, recovery, and your dentist’s experience. With Aleriom, you can make informed decisions and access trusted dental care abroad with confidence.