Each implant is topped with a custom restoration designed to match your surrounding teeth. The result? A seamless smile that looks natural — and feels like your own.

Missing teeth or unstable dentures can affect your speech. Dental implants stay firmly in place, letting you speak confidently without the fear of clicking or slipping.

Tooth roots stimulate the jawbone. When teeth are lost, bone shrinkage can follow. Implants mimic that stimulation, helping to preserve bone structure and prevent a sunken facial appearance over time.

Made from strong, biocompatible materials like titanium or zirconia, implants are built for longevity. With proper care, many last decades — or even a lifetime.

Implant-retained dentures offer a secure fit without the need for pastes or pads. They’re ideal for anyone frustrated with slipping dentures or sore spots.

Unlike bridges, implants don’t rely on adjacent teeth for support. There’s no need to grind down healthy enamel, making implants a more conservative and targeted solution.

Next, we conduct a more detailed clinical review to confirm your suitability for implants. This includes checking your gum health, bone density, bite alignment, and oral hygiene habits.

Advanced imaging helps us map the implant position with precision — ensuring it fits seamlessly and heals properly.

The implant is placed into the jawbone under local anesthesia. For nervous patients, we also offer sedation options to make the experience more relaxed.

The procedure involves:

• A small incision in the gum
• Placement of the titanium or ceramic post
• Suture closure, if needed

Depending on your case, we may attach a temporary crown on the same day or provide a short-term restoration while healing takes place.

Over the next 3 to 6 months, your implant fuses with the jawbone — a natural process called osseointegration. This is what gives implants their long-term strength.

During this period:

• We’ll monitor healing with follow-up visits
• You may receive dietary guidance to protect the site
• Temporary restorations can be adjusted for comfort

Once healing is complete, we place the abutment — a small connector that attaches to the implant post and supports your final crown or bridge. This is a quick, minor procedure done with local anesthesia.

The last stage is the most rewarding. We place your permanent restoration — a crown, bridge, or implant-retained denture — carefully shaped and shaded to match your natural teeth.

At this point, your smile is fully restored: strong, stable, and made to last.