Teeth loss is one of the serious problems we face, as the loss of teeth or even dislocation leads to a lack of functions in the mouth and inability to cut and grind food to small parts to be swallowed and sent to esophagus, then to stomach. The most important negative consequences of teeth loss is the deficiencies in the process of output and digestion, as well as Obesity, , stomach and gall bladder diseases and bad breath.
It is important for the dentist to know the causes leading to the removal of the tooth, whether gum disease or caries or problem of supporting tissue or fractures in the tooth, to work on the problem and resolve it to restore teeth functions as he repairs damaged teeth, and try to compensate for what has been lost, which called dental replacement.
Dental implants
