No, if you are missing some teeth, it is not necessary for each of them to be replaced with a separate dental implant. While implants act as artificial roots, a single implant can support one or more teeth by connecting a bridge to it. The number of implants needed depends on the specific needs of the patient and various clinical factors.

Veneers provide a very aesthetically pleasing appearance because the laboratory can add features such as higher translucency, stains, and specific colors, creating an almost perfect match with the natural structure of your tooth.

The initial consultation may include a general dental examination, X-ray imaging, and a discussion of treatment options, costs, and timelines.

The duration of the stay varies depending on the procedure. Simple treatments may last a few days, while more complex procedures such as dental implants should have your stay divided into two stages. The first stage requires a 4-day stay, which is appropriate for placing the implants and also temporary ones. The second stage requires a 6-day stay for the final fixed work on the implants.