Technically speaking, the implant itself does not resemble real teeth. However, that is not important. The purpose of the implant is to act as an anchor for your dental crown or bridge, which may then be placed over the implant to provide the appearance of real teeth. The purpose of that metal stud is to guarantee that your dentures feel and appear natural.

In order for the crowns to blend in seamlessly with the rest of your teeth, they should be the same shade as your natural teeth. To make your dentures feel like real teeth, roots and all, the protruding metal stud's lower portion is screwed over your jaw and connected with bone and gum. However, if the rest of your teeth get yellower than they were before, the porcelain crown implant may stand out since it usually resists stains.

But do not be afraid. You would be willing to spend money on teeth whitening or teeth cleaning services if you are concerned enough about your dental health and appearance to purchase a dental implant, which is roughly 60 times more expensive than a tooth extraction or filling. By practicing proper dental hygiene or scheduling routine dental cleanings, you can prevent your crowns from looking like sore fingers.

Getting a dental implant is not inexpensive, particularly when contrasted with detachable dentures and dental bridges on natural teeth. The ease and effectiveness with which they may transform a bridge, crown, or set of dentures into teeth that feel and perform almost as well as your natural permanent teeth, however, makes them well worth the investment. Like your natural teeth, they can easily last you the rest of your life if you take good care of them. Additionally, porcelain crowns are somewhat more resistant to oral acid than natural teeth, even though they can still melt like your original teeth.