
dental implants
Restoring Your Smile To Its Fullest Potential
what is a dental implant?
Dental implants are made up of three components: post, abutment, and crown restoration. These components mimic the function of natural teeth. Secured in your jawbone, dental implants are one of the most versatile tooth replacements available.
Benefits of dental implants
Dental implants provide numerous advantages over other tooth replacement options. They only need proper jawbone density to remain secure and strong, which in turn provides stimulation to keep the bone healthy.
Permanently secured in your jawbone (no need to remove anything — just keep good oral hygiene!)
Can restore proper biting and chewing
Improves oral and physical health
Provides a complete smile makeover to boost confidence
Can be customized for a personalized treatment plan, with implant restorative options ranging from single implant crowns, to partial bridges, to full arch (all-on-X) bridges, and in some cases, a "snap-on", or fixated denture, option
what is the difference between each type of dental restoration?
Dental implants provide a variety of treatment options, and can support single dental crowns to replace one or multiple missing teeth, or a dental bridge to support multiple missing teeth.
permanently attached to the implant with a fixating screw
initial replacement crown given within one day of implant surgery
made in our lab with highly aesthetic Zirconia, customized to seamlessly blend with your surrounding teeth
replaces function of tooth to restore chewing, phonetics, and aesthetics
requires at home interproximal flossing in between implant crown and other teeth to maintain hygiene
permanently attached to implants to replace several or all missing teeth at once
initial replacement bridge given within one day of implant surgery
made in our lab with a hybrid blend to provide superior strength and natural aesthetics
restores aesthetics and phonetics to provide a natural look and normal speaking and chewing abilities
full arch (all-on-X) bridges are thin yet strong, without any bone or gum reduction in surgery
requires one yearly professional cleaning at our office to maintain hygiene
removable and snaps over fixtures that are attached to implants
restores aesthetics, with some recovery to phonetics and chewing abilities
requires at home cleaning of denture to maintain hygiene





