Get Beautiful Implant Restorations
For single missing teeth, we design and place implant-supported crowns that blend seamlessly with your natural smile. These individual replacement teeth attach directly to a dental implant, providing stability that feels remarkably natural when speaking and eating.
Unlike traditional bridges, implant crowns stand independently without relying on neighboring teeth for support. This preserves more of your natural tooth structure.
When multiple teeth are missing, implant-supported bridges offer an ideal solution. These restorations replace several adjacent teeth while using fewer implants than individual crowns would require.
Each restoration is crafted from high-grade porcelain that mimics the translucency, color variations, and light-reflecting properties of natural teeth. The replacement teeth look so natural that others will have trouble spotting the difference.
Benefit From Our Advanced Implant Planning Technology
Our in-house periodontist uses state-of-the-art 3-D cone beam CT scanning to plan your implant treatment with incredible precision. This technology creates detailed images of your jaw structure, bone density, nerves, and sinuses - critical information that remains hidden in traditional X-rays.
With this comprehensive view, we can identify the optimal position for each implant, ensuring proper alignment, maximum stability, and ideal esthetic results.
We've eliminated uncomfortable traditional impressions from our implant process. Instead, our electronic scanner captures precise digital impressions of your mouth without any messy putty or gagging.
This advanced approach not only improves your comfort but also provides more exact measurements for creating your custom restorations. The digital format results in restorations that fit perfectly the first time.
Dental implants can last a lifetime with proper care, while the visible crown portion may need replacement after five to 10 years due to normal wear. Regular dental checkups and good oral hygiene significantly extend implant lifespan.
Most patients report minimal discomfort during and after implant surgery. We use local anesthesia during the procedure, and many patients say it's less painful than a tooth extraction. Post-operative discomfort is typically managed with over-the-counter pain medications for two to three days, with many patients returning to work the next day.
The complete dental implant process typically takes three to six months from start to finish. After initial placement, the implant needs several months to integrate with your jawbone before receiving the final restoration.