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Our smile is much more than just our teeth. It can often be a reflection of the physical and mental state of the human body. Dental health is closely linked to our overall well-being and health. Despite the advances in modern dentistry, the abundance of dental care products and information, teeth can probably be safely called the most commonly lost human organs. According to a study conducted several years ago, 30% of adults in Lithuania do not have more than six teeth, and almost 45% of men and women have lost between one and five teeth. It is therefore important to find out why we lose our teeth and how to restore them.

The dental condition of the Lithuanian population is worrying. According to the WHO, as many as 30% of people over the age of 65 have lost all their teeth. In addition, a significant number of younger people face the same problem. In modern dentistry, there is a solution for every predicament and tooth loss is no exception. Professional doctors, using innovative solutions, can restore teeth that are as good as natural ones. Which prosthetic path should for edentulous patients choose?

These days, neither doctors nor patients have any doubts about how effective dental implants are. While implants are not the only way to replace lost teeth, let us admit that bridges and removable dentures are getting outdated. Nevertheless, some patients have restored their teeth using these methods. The question is how many of them are satisfied with their choice?

The achievements in modern dentistry are astonishing. The choice of oral and dental care products and the availability of information are wider than ever before. Despite this, dentists regret that patients lose their teeth too often and too early.