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It’s not uncommon for patients to be told they don’t have enough bone for a dental implant. After tooth loss, our jaw loses out on important stimulation, causing gradual bone loss. Most implants require bone structure for support, making it much more difficult to replace your teeth. But not being eligible for traditional implants doesn’t mean you’re totally out of luck! At Fine Dental Care in Wayne, NJ, we offer one-piece implants as well! These single-piece titanium posts function differently and are often better suited to patients with less bone structure.<\/p>\n

To learn if you’re eligible for one-piece dental implant treatment, book a free implant consultation with us today!<\/p>\n

One-Piece Implants vs. Multi-Piece Implants<\/h2>\n

\"One-Piece<\/p>\n

Multi-piece implantes dentales<\/a><\/strong>, often called traditional or conventional, are the most common type of dental implant. These titanium screws embed in your jawbone, integrating with the bone over time to form a stable connection. Once your implants are secure, we can attach a corona<\/a><\/strong>, puente<\/a><\/strong>o dentadura<\/a><\/strong> restoration to restore your smile.<\/p>\n

Additionally, a dental implant replaces missing tooth roots. Whenever you bite or chew with an implant in place, you stimulate your jawbone to keep it healthy and full! But traditional implants are larger in diameter, requiring a sufficient amount of jawbone that many patients don’t have.<\/p>\n

\"One-Piece<\/p>\n

One-piece implants, on the other hand, come in smaller sizes and generally fit in less jawbone. The main difference between these two implants, however, is, of course, their design.<\/p>\n

Multi-piece implants are generally composed of three separate pieces. The first is the screw, or the implant body, which goes inside your jawbone. The second is the implant abutment, or connector piece. This piece sits on top of your implant and allows us to anchor a restoration in place. Finally, there is a smaller screw that secures both pieces together.<\/p>\n

One-piece implants have a sleek one-piece design<\/a><\/strong>. The implant body and abutment are a single titanium unit, eliminating the need for a smaller screw. With these titanium posts, many patients who were ineligible for traditional implant treatment can still restore their smiles!<\/p>\n

The Benefit of One-Piece Implants<\/h2>\n

A one-piece dental implant has a unique design that offers several benefits to patients. These benefits include:<\/p>\n