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Are Dental Implants Right For You
Learn about what dental implants are, the process, recovery and some common questions answered.
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What Are Dental Implants?
The Facts About
Dental Implants
Dental implants are more than just a cosmetic solution they restore function, improve oral health, and provide a long-lasting replacement for missing teeth.
Support Your Overall Health
When most people think about implants, they think that they are for aesthetics and not for health reasons. If you neglect your teeth, it can cause gum disease and other infections that can lead to heart conditions, among other things.
Secure, Stable & Long-Lasting
Dental implants are a fixed part of your mouth so there is no need to worry about them moving or falling out.
Designed to Look Completely Natural
When you are fitted with dental implants, they are shaped and colored/shaded to match your real teeth so no one would be able to tell the difference.
Our Procedure
Dental Implant Procedure
Dental Implants Can Take Anywhere From A Couple Of Days To A Few Months Depending On The Number Of Teeth That Need Replacing.
3D X-Ray (CBCT Scan)
Advanced 3D imaging is used to evaluate your jawbone, nerves, and surrounding structures, allowing us to create a precise and personalized treatment plan.
Surgical Guide Fabrication (Optional)
A custom surgical guide may be created to ensure highly accurate implant placement for a safer, more predictable procedure.
Tooth Removal & Bone Grafting
If a damaged tooth is present, it is gently removed. Bone grafting may be performed when necessary to strengthen the jaw and prepare the area for implant placement.
Dental Implant Placement
The titanium implant is precisely placed into the jawbone. Over the next few months, it naturally fuses with the bone through a process called osseointegration, creating a strong foundation for your new tooth.
Impression for Abutment & Crown
Once healing is complete, digital impressions are taken to design a custom abutment and crown that fit comfortably and look completely natural.
Delivery Of Implant Abutment And Crown
Your custom dental crown is securely attached to the implant, restoring the appearance, strength, and function of your natural smile.
Our Process
Dental Implant Process
Getting dental implants is a straightforward, step-by-step journey, from your initial consultation and treatment planning to placing the implant and finally restoring it with a natural-looking crown. Each stage is designed to ensure long-lasting results and a smile that feels just like your own.
Implant Placement
An initial surgery to create molds of the bone, gum tissue, and teeth spacing and, if necessary, place posts to hold the artificial teeth.
Temporary Restoration
After some rest time, the temporary artificial teeth are fitted in one or two sessions.
Permanent Teeth Placement
Following another rest period, the permanent artificial teeth are securely placed for a natural-looking result.
Post-Treatment Care
Once treatment is complete, we provide personalized instructions to help you properly care for your dental implant.
Personalized Support
From start to finish, our team guides you through each step, ensuring you feel comfortable and understand your treatment options.
Enjoy Your New Smile
With your implant treatment complete, enjoy improved function, comfort, and a confident, natural-looking smile.
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Dental Types
Types Of Dental Implants
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Implant-supported single tooth
When a patient needs one or more teeth replaced, single implants are the best option for longevity when it comes to your health and maximum stability.
Implant-supported Bridges
Patients who need multiple teeth replaced might be best suited with a bridge that prevents significant shifting.
Implant-supported Dentures
If a patient needs an entirely new row of upper and/or lower teeth, an implant-supported denture is the most secure denture solution.
