Full mouth dental implants look exactly like natural teeth. Usually if anything, all on 4 dental implants look better than natural teeth. Because when all the teeth are replaced with new ones they can be designed to be perfectly white, straight and bite evenly. Natural teeth have spaces between them. Full mouth implants are all one piece. Full mouth implants are constructed as a full set of teeth that is one piece.
How the Gums look around Full Mouth Dental Implants
Full mouth implants also replace some amount of lost gum tissue. The amount of pink tissue depends on how much gum and bone need to be replaced. For people who were missing teeth for a long time such as denture wearers, the amount of pink gum tissue will be more. The same is true for people who had a lot of gum/periodontal disease. People who recently lost teeth, the pink gum tissue may be minimal and the full mouth implants will be mostly teeth and very little pink gums.
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How Full Mouth Implants Look from Inside and Outside of the Mouth
How full mouth implants feel is different to the tongue and lips due the difference in material and shape of the new teeth and gums. All in all, most people accept full mouth implants in a positive way, but no doubt they feel different than natural teeth. And from inside the mouth, full mouth implants look different than natural teeth because of the way they are constructed and connected to the jaws. But from the outside the mouth, full mouth implants look better than natural teeth because they are new and can be a perfect color and in perfect alignment.
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