Implants

Dental
Implants.

A dental implant replaces a missing tooth from the root up — a titanium post is placed in the jawbone to act as an artificial root, topped with a custom crown that looks and functions like a natural tooth.

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Dental implant — tooth and titanium implant structure

What It Is

A tooth replacement that behaves like a real one.

Unlike a bridge or denture, which sit on top of the gum or rely on neighboring teeth, an implant is anchored directly into the jawbone. This means it doesn't shift, doesn't require altering healthy adjacent teeth, and actively helps preserve the bone that would otherwise shrink after a tooth is lost.

Placement is planned using digital X-rays and, for complex cases, 3D imaging, to map bone density and nerve position precisely before any drilling begins. The result is a replacement tooth that most patients stop thinking of as artificial within a few weeks.

Why You May Need This

Signs it's time
to get it checked.

A missing tooth you've been living withEvery month a gap is left unfilled, surrounding teeth can shift and the jawbone underneath begins to shrink.
A loose or failing bridgeBridges rely on neighboring teeth for support; if those teeth are weakening, an implant can be a more stable long-term fix.
Dentures that feel unstableImplant-supported dentures anchor firmly in place, eliminating the slipping and clicking of removable dentures.
Difficulty chewing on one side of your mouthConsistently avoiding a missing-tooth area while eating is a sign it's time to replace it before it affects your bite.
Wanting to avoid altering healthy teethUnlike a bridge, an implant doesn't require grinding down the teeth next to the gap.

The Process

What to expect,
step by step.

1

Consultation & Imaging

Digital X-rays (and 3D scans where needed) assess bone quality and plan the exact implant position.

2

Implant Placement

The titanium implant is placed into the jawbone under local anesthesia — a well-tolerated, routine procedure.

3

Healing (Osseointegration)

Over roughly 2–4 months, the implant fuses naturally with the surrounding bone, forming a stable foundation.

4

Abutment & Crown

Once healed, a custom crown — shade-matched to your natural teeth — is fitted onto the implant.

5

Long-Term Follow-Up

Routine checkups ensure the implant and surrounding gum tissue stay healthy for years to come.

Common Questions

Answers before
you ask.

Does implant placement hurt?

The procedure itself is done under local anesthesia and is generally well-tolerated; mild soreness afterward is managed easily with standard pain relief.

How long do dental implants last?

With good oral hygiene and regular checkups, implants are designed to last decades — often a lifetime.

Am I a candidate if I've lost a tooth years ago?

In most cases yes, though significant bone loss may call for a bone graft first — something we assess at your consultation.

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