A Permanent, Natural
Smile.
Restore your confidence, chewing ability, and aesthetics with our state-of-the-art dental implants and X-Guide navigation technology.
Your journey to a complete smile.
Implant Placement
Your doctor will administer anesthesia to prevent any sensation during surgery. Utilizing a gentle technique, your doctor will prepare the surgical site and place the dental implant in the proper position. A small cover screw will then be attached. The implant will be left undisturbed for several weeks to allow the bone to remodel around the implant.
Abutment Attachment
Once the bone has fused to the implant and formed a strong biological bond, a small connector post is attached. Your new replacement teeth will be attached to these custom abutments, designed specifically for the ideal shape of your replacement teeth.
Replacement Teeth
The final phase of treatment is designing and fabricating the final replacement crown, bridge, or set of teeth. We take digital impressions to create teeth that perfectly match your natural shade and smile, completing your permanent restoration.
X-Guide Navigation
Traditional dental implant placement can be a long, drawn-out surgery. With the X-Guide Navigation System, we are able to place implants with greater efficiency and unprecedented precision. The system provides a real-time 3D map, allowing for absolute accuracy throughout the procedure.
Benefits include:
- Less invasive surgeries
- Decreased chair & appointment time
- Increased patient comfort
- Decreased recovery time
- Decreased risk of incorrect implant placement
Frequently Asked Questions
Dental implants have become the preferred method of tooth replacement for several important reasons:
- No other treatment option prevents the bone resorption/deterioration that occurs when a tooth is lost or removed.
- This is the only tooth replacement option that preserves the adjacent teeth, as opposed to cutting them down to place a bridge or hooking a partial denture to them.
- Dental implants have by far the best long-term success rates of any treatment option – and this has been documented in the scientific literature for over four decades.
- Since dental implants are designed to last a lifetime, there is rarely a need for additional treatment. With other forms of tooth replacement that need to be replaced every 5 to 10 years, additional dentistry is almost always necessary in the future. As a result, dental implant treatment is the most cost-effective option long-term.
When multiple teeth are missing, dental implants can support a bridge or partial denture, eliminating the need for metal clasps or grinding down healthy adjacent teeth.