Single Tooth Implants
If you’re missing just one tooth, a single implant can replace it. A titanium post is placed in the jaw, followed by a custom-made crown that blends seamlessly with your natural teeth.

Multiple Tooth Implants
For those missing several teeth, implants can be used to support a bridge or multiple crowns, giving you a complete, stable restoration without the need for removable dentures.

Full Arch Implants
When you need to replace an entire set of teeth, full arch implants can be a game-changer. This involves placing implants to support a full set of teeth, offering a permanent solution for people with significant tooth loss.

All-on-4 Implants
This advanced technique uses just four strategically placed implants to support a full set of teeth. It’s ideal for patients who need a quicker solution to replace many teeth and are looking for a more cost-effective option.

Each type of implant is tailored to meet your specific needs, making sure that you get the best solution for your smile and comfort. Our team will guide you through the options available and help you choose the right one.

Consultation and Planning
Your journey begins with a consultation where our dentist will assess your oral health and discuss your treatment options. We’ll take necessary X-rays to check the condition of your jawbone and determine if dental implants are the right solution for you. During this visit, we’ll explain the process in detail and make sure you understand every step.

Placing the Implant
Once we’ve planned your treatment, the next step is placing the titanium implant post into your jawbone. This involves a minor oral surgery, performed under local anesthesia to ensure you’re comfortable. The implant will serve as the root for your replacement tooth, and we’ll take the necessary care to ensure a safe procedure tailored to your needs.

Healing and Integration
After the implant is placed, the healing process begins. It can take a few months for the implant to fully integrate with your jawbone in a process called osseointegration. This step is important to ensure the implant is stable and secure enough to hold the replacement tooth. Your dentist will monitor your progress during this time to make sure everything is healing properly.

Placing the Abutment
Once the implant has integrated with your bone, we’ll attach a small connector called an abutment to the implant. This will provide a secure base for your final restoration.

Attaching the Final Restoration
Finally, we’ll place your custom-made crown (or set of teeth) onto the abutment. This will complete the process and give you a natural-looking, functional replacement tooth that allows you to eat, speak, and smile with confidence.

Dental implants are designed to look and feel just like your natural teeth. The custom-made crowns or dentures fit seamlessly into your smile, allowing you to eat, speak, and smile confidently.

Unlike removable dentures, implants are fixed in place, making them feel more comfortable and stable. You won’t have to worry about them shifting or causing discomfort when eating or talking.

Dental implants are designed to last for many years, often for life with proper care. They are a durable, reliable option compared to bridges or dentures, which may need to be replaced over time.

Implants help preserve the integrity of your jawbone. When teeth are missing, the jawbone can begin to shrink, but implants stimulate the bone, helping it to stay strong. This helps maintain the shape of your face and prevent bone loss.

Dental implants offer many advantages, not just for restoring your smile but also for improving your overall oral health and quality of life.

Taking good care of your dental implant is essential to ensure its longevity and maintain your oral health. With the right care, your implant can last a lifetime.

First, treat your implant just like your natural teeth. Brush it twice a day using a soft-bristled toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste to remove plaque and prevent gum disease.

Flossing is just as important. Be sure to floss around the implant and between your teeth every day to prevent plaque build-up and maintain healthy gums. Special floss or floss threaders may be recommended to help clean around the implant.

Regular dental check-ups are key to maintaining your implant. Your dentist will monitor the health of your implant, check for any issues, and make sure your gums and surrounding teeth are in good condition.

It’s also important to see your hygienist regularly. Professional cleanings help remove plaque and tartar that can’t be removed with regular brushing and flossing. Your hygienist will ensure your implant and gums remain healthy and free of infection.

Avoid hard or sticky foods that could potentially damage your implant or cause discomfort. While implants are durable, it’s important to avoid unnecessary strain.

If you smoke, it’s important to know that smoking can affect the success of your implant and slow down healing. Quitting or reducing smoking can improve the longevity of your implant and support your oral health overall.

With proper care, your dental implant will provide you with a long-lasting, comfortable, and natural-looking solution to missing teeth.