Common Procedures
Dental Implants
Precision replacement, designed for comfort
Dental implants are a long-term option for replacing missing teeth with stability, function, and natural appearance. We use digital surgical planning to position implants with precision and predictable outcomes.
Our office coordinates closely with your restoring dentist so your implant placement supports the final smile design from the first step.
Dental Implants Vs Dentures
Dental implants can make dentures work. They support your denture and restore your chewing power. They allow for seamless integration with your existing teeth, look natural and you do not have to worry about them affecting your speech or your ability to chew. Dental implants are also non-removable. Once they heal, you will be unaware of their presence unlike dentures, which need to be frequently removed to be cleaned. All you need to do to clean implants is to maintain a proper regimen of brushing and flossing. With proper care, implants can last for the rest of your life. They are the next best thing to permanent teeth.
Types of Dental Implants
Single Dental Implants
One tooth is replaced with an implant.
Multiple Dental Implants
More than one implant is placed while surrounding natural teeth remain intact.
Full-Mouth Dental Implants
Full-arch technology uses zirconia fixed bridges, hybrid fixed dentures, or implant-supported dentures to replace all teeth.
What to Expect
Thorough Consultation and Examination
Before we can undertake the procedure to replace your teeth, we will do a routine examination with x-rays to get a complete picture of your dental health and outline your treatment.
The Procedure
It is time to get you a new healthy set of teeth. We will install the implants and fit you with temporary teeth that maintain your appearance and help you resume your daily activities.
Compassionate Post-Procedure Checkups
Once your procedure is complete, we will provide a comprehensive care list of foods you can eat and those you should avoid and best practices to achieve the best healing result.
Discover Your New Teeth
After your healing has been completed and the implants have stabilized, we will replace your temporary teeth we placed during the healing time with permanent teeth attached to your implants.
