Missing a tooth shouldn’t be taken lightly. When left unaddressed, neighboring and opposing teeth can shift or collapse into the space, creating additional oral health issues. While preserving your natural teeth is always our priority, sometimes it’s impossible. That’s where
dental implants come in – offering a transformative solution with durable, natural-looking ceramic crowns that function and feel just like your original teeth, giving you a confident smile that lasts.
Single Tooth Loss: If you have lost one tooth due to injury, decay, or periodontal disease, an implant can provide a strong, natural-looking replacement.
Multiple Missing Teeth: Implants can support bridges or dentures for patients missing several teeth, improving stability and function.
Full Arch Rehabilitation: Patients missing all of their upper or lower teeth can benefit from implant-supported dentures, offering better retention and comfort than traditional removable dentures.
We are equipped with Cone-Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) to enhance dental implant procedures. CBCT provides detailed 3D images for better diagnosis and treatment planning, allowing for accurate assessment of bone quality and critical relationships with nerves and sinuses. This technology also enables precise surgical guides for improved implant placement and outcomes Dental implants provide a functional, aesthetic, and durable solution for patients looking to replace missing teeth and restore their oral health.
Schedule a consultation, get detailed imaging for treatment planning, and receive precise implant placement at your convenience.
After having a dental implant placed, following proper post-operative care is essential to ensure the success of the implant and minimize the risk of complications. Here are the key post-operative instructions for dental implant surgery:
By following these post-operative instructions, you will help ensure the best chance for your dental implant to heal properly and integrate with the bone. If you have any concerns or notice any complications, don’t hesitate to contact your dentist or oral surgeon.