Single tooth implants
A single tooth implant replaces one missing tooth, root to crown, without changing the teeth next to it.
Learn more about single tooth implantsWhat we can build
Dental implant restorations
Every week, we work alongside local surgical teams to rebuild smiles on dental implants. An implant is a
foundation, and many different custom-made teeth can be built on top of it. Whether you are missing one tooth,
several, or all of them, implants support the most stable and natural-feeling replacements available today.
Fixed, full-arch prostheses
Supported by four or more implants, a fixed, full-arch prosthesis replaces a whole arch of teeth and stays in place like natural teeth. It is the most tooth-like option available.
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Implant-retained overdentures
An overdenture is a removable denture that snaps onto dental implants, giving it far more stability and staying power than a conventional denture.
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Implant-supported bridges
When three or more teeth in a row are missing, a bridge can replace them using fewer implants than teeth, which lowers the overall cost.
Learn more about implant-supported bridgesDownsides of dental implants
Dental implants are the best tooth replacement available today, but they come with trade-offs you should know about. They generally cost more than options without implants. They take longer, because the bone needs time to heal around the implant before we build the new tooth. Not everyone is a good candidate, whether for medical reasons, because there isn't enough bone, or because there isn't enough room for the new tooth. And while implants can't get cavities, they can get gum disease and are sensitive to changes in your bite over time. Daily care at home and regular professional cleanings are essential.
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