Secure Your Smile with Versatile, Predictable, and Natural-looking Dental Implants

Surgeons place dental implants beneath the gums over several appointments. The procedure may be done in stages to allow the titanium or zirconia implants to osseointegrate with the jawbone to form a stable foundation. We love dental implants because they can replace missing teeth in the mouth.

Here are the dental implant solutions in our office.

• Single-unit implants: Have you lost your tooth to extraction or other reasons? We can replace your single missing tooth with a dental implant. For this procedure, the dentist surgically inserts a titanium post at a pre-determined location in the jawbone. Over time, this biocompatible fixture fuses with the jawbone to form a lifetime bond to support your prosthetic tooth. Once this fusion is over, the dentist restores your implant with a permanent, natural-looking crown. Your new tooth looks and functions like other teeth.
• Implant-supported bridge: A dental bridge is a great way to replace multiple missing teeth, but not all bridges are created equal. Traditional bridges rely on the neighboring teeth for support, often requiring filing down these healthy teeth to attach the bridge securely. Bridges supported by implants, however, do not change healthy teeth. Without affecting neighboring teeth, an implant bridge provides a stable and secure fit by anchoring replacement teeth in the jawbone. Additionally, implants in the jawbone stimulate the bone tissue, preventing bone loss in the area placed.
• Full mouth implants: Do you have missing teeth in one or both dental arches? We can restore your oral function and appearance with our full-mouth dental implants. Our innovative implant-supported bridges replace extensively missing teeth with only a few dental implants. The dentist places 4-6 implants per arch to attach a natural-looking bridge. Unlike traditional dentures, full-mouth implants are fixed into position and don’t move or slip when eating or talking.

There are several reasons you may lose your teeth. A traumatic event like a car or sports accident can cause tooth loss. Sometimes, you can lose your teeth to advanced decay or gum disease. Also, some people are born without their full set of 32 teeth.

Whatever reason you have lost your teeth, we recommend dental implants as the number one choice for replacing your teeth. Here are the reasons why dental implants are second to none.

• A natural appearance and feel
• Retain natural face shape and smile
• Replace missing teeth without altering the nearby teeth
• Restores your ability to eat all your favorite foods without pain or discomfort
• Dental implants are a long-term solution for teeth replacement
• Implants preserve your jawbone by providing functional stimulation
• They have a success rate of over 95%
• They are cared for like natural teeth