Tooth Implants in Potomac Falls, VA Area

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Dental implants have helped many people permanently solve problems caused by tooth decay, disease, injury, misalignment, discoloration, and/or deterioration. Potomac Falls tooth implants dentist Richard Hughes, D.D.S. has years of experience and extensive training in the advanced techniques of dental implant dentistry. Depending on the severity of your condition, dental implants may involve single or multiple tooth implants, denture implants, and/or bridge replacement.

You want to select a dentist in the Potomac Falls who is qualified in the latest dental implant techniques to provide you with the most professional attention available in the field of implant dentistry. Dr. Hughes provides the highest quality of experience and training available in the field of implant dentistry. At E Richard Hughes DDS we welcome your inquiries. If you've got strong jawbone ridges and healthy oral tissues, you may be a candidate for dental implants. Contact us now to see whether your dental problems can be solved with dental implants.

If you're looking for a Potomac Falls tooth implants dentist, call Dr. Richard Hughes today at (703) 444-1152. Or fill out our online form for easy scheduling. At E Richard Hughes DDS, we have several payment options and we have appointments available when it's convenient for you.

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THE REAL TRUTH ABOUT TOOTH LOSS AND WEARING DENTURES!

The following are consequences due to the loss of teeth and wearing dentures: a. Loss of jaw bone height, width and density. b. The loss of attached (tight) gum tissue on the jaws. c. Gum tissue is prone to abrasions. d. Decreased blood and oxygen flow through the jaw bones. e. The tongue becomes larger to accommodate the increase in space formerly occupied by the teeth and bone, making the lower denture unstable. f. The muscle attachments to the jaw shift. The facial tissues sag, protrouding "jowls" or a "witch's chin" and the face is sunk in. g. 75% loss in chewing force or strength. Loss of a coordinated manner of chewing (loss of muscle control). Thus, poor nutrition which leads to poor overall health and a shorter life span. h. Decreased facial height, thinning of the lips and deepening of the natural lines of the face. Females apply lipstick to the skin to make the lips look fuller. Protrouding lower jaw and a reverse smile line. Therefore, an appearance of ageing beyond ones actual years. i. Increased possibility of nerve irritation with denture wear and time. j. Denture wearers on the average, live 5 years less than those with teeth. k. Deafness and jaw joint pain due to the loss of facial height. l. Choking on food. Which is still a major cause of death in the U.S.A.