Dental Implants
Transform your smile with our state-of-the-art dental implants. Designed for durability and a natural appearance, our implants are the perfect solution for missing teeth. Say goodbye to hiding your smile and hello to a new, confident you!
What are dental implants?
Dental implants are a long-lasting solution for replacing missing teeth, providing a strong foundation for permanent or removable teeth. They offer the look and feel of natural teeth, restoring oral function and aesthetics.
Dental implants consist of:
A titanium post that integrates with your jawbone
A custom-made crown that matches your natural teeth
An abutment that connects the post to the crown
Types of Dental Implants
Options for dental implants include single teeth, implant bridges, and dentures, depending on individual needs. They offer a long-term solution, preserving the jawbone and surrounding teeth. Whether you need a single tooth replacement or multiple tooth restoration, dental implants can be an effective option. The implant procedure is performed in stages, allowing for healing and proper integration with the jawbone.
Single-Tooth Dental Implants
Single-tooth implants are an ideal choice for replacing one missing tooth. These implants blend seamlessly with your natural teeth, offering a strong and aesthetic replacement. The process involves the placement of a small post in the jaw, after a period of healing an implant extension is placed and final restoration is completed with a crown.
Implant Bridges
For patients missing several teeth, implant bridges are a great solution. The procedure is similar to a single-tooth implant but allows for multiple teeth to be replaced at once. Typically two abutments (posts) are placed in the jaw and the new artificial teeth fill the gap between them. This allows for seamless and natural-looking restoration of your smile and bite.
Implant-Supported Dentures
Implant-supported dentures offer a solution for overcoming the limitations of traditional dentures. They securely latch onto titanium implants embedded in the jawbone, ensuring they stay in place during eating and talking. Unlike traditional dentures, this method promotes jawbone stimulation, preventing atrophy.
