Dental Implants offer the best long term solution to missing teeth. Implants provide a secure anchor for teeth. They have been proven to be safe with ADA approval and considerable research demonstrating their effectiveness.

Cutting edge dentistry has achieved the science of replacing removable teeth with permanent smiles that both look and function like our natural ones.  Titanium dental implants readily fuse to bone in the mouth and through a process called osseointegration, these implants become viable new roots to support permanent prosthetic teeth.  In dental laboratories worldwide, master technicians who are both artists and precision engineers, custom design these man milled teeth to be perfectly suited to every face, shaping and coloring them layer by layer and tooth by tooth. They are not mass produced “chiclets” awaiting the next edentulous person in line to buy them.
 
Dental implant treatment is costly, but considering the number of highly skilled professionals involved in re-creating natural teeth, the value becomes a lifelong, often life-changing investment.  Many individuals with failing health bemoan that money cannot buy quality of life back for them, but in the case of a healthy smile, there are real solutions that are becoming more and more affordable every day.

Advantages of
Dental Implant
Replacement

• Secure - The teeth are tightly anchored in the mouth.

• Stable - There is no movement of the teeth during chewing or talking.

• Reliable -Peace of mind in knowing that the teeth will not move.

• Bone growth is stimulated by the dental implant, which imitates a tooth root.

• No grinding down of adjacent teeth is necessary.

• Improved oral hygiene.

• Better breath.

• Better health with improved nutrition.

• Improved Function - Feels like a natural tooth

Disadvantages of
Dental Implant
Replacement

• May initially seem costly, but the investment value is actually less costly over time.

• Bone graft procedure may be necessary if adequate bone is not present.

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Removable Denture

Tooth Supported Bridge

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