DENTAL IMPLANTS

Restore your teeth’s function and your smile!

Your natural teeth can last a lifetime, but sometimes disease or trauma can lead to tooth loss. Losing your teeth can damage more than just your smile; it can not only harm your ability to chew and eat, but also place your other teeth at risk. A variety of procedures can replace missing teeth, but dental implant reconstruction is the modern standard. It is often the best treatment option to restore both your teeth’s function and your smile!

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Dental Implants Are The Long-Term Solution To Preserve Your Beautiful Smile For Years To Come!

Dental Implants Are Long-Term
Teeth Replacements 

Because a dental implant is inserted surgically and securely into the location of your missing tooth, it is long-term replacement for your natural teeth.

The bone then fuses around the implant stem, rendering the implant permanent. As a result, dental implants are much more like your original teeth than dentures or bridges.

Advantages of Dental Implants

  • Comfortable option, better than traditional dentures.
  • Higher functionality and minimal loss of bone.
  • A more convenient option than other tooth-replacement procedures.
  • Durability–lasts up to 20 years or more.
  • Missing teeth can be replaced with no damage to surrounding healthy teeth.
  • Natural bone structure is preserved.

Fixed Implant Restorations

Fixed implant restorations consist of a permanently secured tooth-colored crown and abutment.

When we restore multiple teeth with fixed implants, each crown is connected to its own attachment device. Fixed dental implants are a great option to replace a single tooth or a few teeth.

Single Tooth Dental Implants

Dental implants create a secure base to replace your missing natural teeth, whether with a fixed or removable option. They also retain the existing structure of your bone.

Dental implants provide a strong foundation for fixed or removable replacement teeth and help maintain the existing bone. Implants are made of titanium, because this metal is compatible with your body. They are designed as a long-term option to replace your missing teeth. When cared for properly, implants can last up to 20 years and often longer.

Implant Supported Bridge

Implant-supported bridges provide a successful option to replacing more than one missing tooth. They not only match the look of your natural teeth, but the implants create a strong base to maintain the function of your teeth.

Implant-supported bridges are similar to traditional bridges, but instead of resting on your natural teeth, they rest on the supportive dental implants. Dental implants are small threaded posts used to replace the roots of missing teeth. Your implants must fully fuse into your jawbone before we can attach the bridge to them.

The Dental Implant Procedure

Your dental implant procedure is determined by the type of implant. Sometimes more work is necessitated by other situations such as bone-graphs.

Dental implants involve oral surgery, usually completed during a single procedure. We use our specialized IV Sedation to ensure you will feel nothing during the placement procedure. After your surgery, we schedule a number of follow up visits to track your healing progress. When your implant area(s) are fully healed, which typically takes from three to six months, we place the dental crown(s) on the implant(s) to replace your missing teeth.

Continuing Dental Care for Your Implant(s)

Dental care for your implant(s) is the same care you take for your natural teeth.

To care for your dental implant(s) you need to follow the same dental care as you maintain for your natural teeth, which includes being consistent with your six-month appointments as well as keeping up with your home dental care. This will ensure optimal oral health for your natural teeth, gums and your dental implant(s).

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