Implants could be a better solution to fix gaps in teeth.
Britons worried about having cosmetic dentistry to replace missing or broken teeth have been advised that having dental implants fitted could be a better solution than a bridge. 
According to Santa Cruz-based dentist Rajneesh Sethi, the success rate of dental implants has increased dramatically in recent years, making it the treatment of choice for patients looking for the most aesthetically pleasing and long-lasting results.
He commented: “The success rate of an implant these days is 96 per cent over a period of ten years, which means the chances of failure are almost negligible, whereas one out of three bridges will go bad in five years.”
Elsewhere, Scots looking for straighter teeth in Leith have been advised that a surgery in the area is now offering Invisalign braces to its patients.
The Scotsman reported Lubiju Dental Surgery is offering the new procedure, which is aimed at helping adults who are self-conscious about their smiles.