Dental Implants

FROM IMPLANT to FINAL RESTORATION ALL UNDER ONE ROOF

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Dental Implants

You’ve lost a tooth, or perhaps several. Chewing is difficult and smiling, well it may feel uncomfortable. There is no question that your quality of life can change.

Dental implants are the solution to renewing your smile, your chewing ability, and your overall quality of life.

Dental Implant Placement With 3D Cone Beam Imaging

We make use of advanced 3D Cone Beam Imaging for optimum results in implant placement.

Takes a detailed 3D image of the jaw
Helps determine exact implant positioning
Identifies nerves, sinuses, and bone structure
Helps detect any abnormalities in the bone
Allows precise treatment planning

This technology enables accurate diagnosis and treatment planning in a single visit.

WHAT IS A Dental Implant?

A dental implant is a small titanium screw that replaces the root portion of a missing tooth. It is placed in the upper or lower jaw.

Due to titanium’s biocompatibility, the implant fuses with the bone and becomes a strong anchor for a replacement tooth.

Dental implants can replace single or multiple missing teeth.

REASONS TO CONSIDER Dental Implant

When both the tooth and root are damaged, a dental implant with a ceramic crown is the best permanent replacement.

It:

Looks natural
Functions like a real tooth
Provides a long-term solution

THE DENTAL IMPLANT Procedure

The dental implant process involves implant placement and restoration of the final tooth. At the first appointment, 3D imaging is used to evaluate bone structure and determine implant suitability.

At the first appointment, we use 3D Cone Beam Imaging to determine if the jaw bone is adequate to hold the titanium posts.

Within minutes of the 3D CT Scan, we are able to offer patients an immediate virtual diagnosis and treatment plan-all in one visit.

Treatment with dental implants requires meticulous planning for best results.

Implants are placed into the jawbone under local anesthesia, then left to heal and fuse for 2–6 months before the final restoration is attached.

An abutment is placed on the implant either immediately or after healing. It connects the implant to the crown, which replaces the visible part of the tooth.