Dental Implants
Dental Implants
A titanium root replacement, topped with a natural-looking crown — the closest thing to getting your real tooth back.
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A dental implant replaces a missing tooth from the root up: a small titanium post is placed in the jawbone, where it fuses over time to create a stable foundation, then topped with a custom crown shaped and shaded to match your natural teeth.
Because the implant itself replaces the root, it stimulates and preserves the jawbone the way a natural tooth does — something bridges and dentures can't do on their own — which is why implants are often considered the gold standard for replacing missing teeth.
Is this right for you?
- You're missing one or more teeth
- You have a loose or failing tooth that can't be saved
- You're tired of a removable denture or partial
- You want a permanent, natural-feeling solution
What to expect
Consultation & imaging
Digital 3D imaging maps your jawbone precisely to plan exact implant placement.
Placement
The implant post is placed and given time to fuse securely with your jawbone.
Crown attachment
Once healed, a custom crown is attached, completing a tooth that looks and functions like your own.
Single tooth to full arch
Single implant
Replaces one missing tooth without affecting the teeth on either side.
Multiple implants / implant bridge
Replaces several missing teeth in a row with fewer implants than individual teeth.
Implant-supported dentures
Anchors a full denture securely in place for patients missing most or all of their teeth.
FAQ
Questions about dental implants
How long does the implant process take?
From placement to final crown is typically 3-6 months, allowing time for the implant to fuse with the bone before it's loaded with a crown.
Do implants hurt?
The procedure is done under local anesthesia, and most patients describe recovery discomfort as similar to a routine tooth extraction — manageable with over-the-counter pain relief.
How long do implants last?
With good care, dental implants can last 20+ years or a lifetime, making them a strong long-term investment compared to other replacement options.
Am I a candidate if I've lost bone?
Possibly — bone grafting can rebuild the foundation needed to support an implant. We'll evaluate this with 3D imaging during your consultation.
How much do dental implants cost?
Cost depends on how many teeth are being replaced and whether bone grafting is needed. We provide a detailed estimate after your imaging and consultation, and check what your insurance covers.
Will an implant look and feel like my real tooth?
Yes — because the crown is custom shaded and shaped, and the implant is anchored in bone rather than resting on the gum, most patients describe it as indistinguishable from a natural tooth in daily use.
Can I get an implant right after a tooth is removed?
In some cases yes — we'll evaluate whether immediate placement is appropriate, or whether it's better to let the site heal first for the strongest long-term result.
Ready for a healthier, brighter smile?
New patients are always welcome. Call or send a request — our team will get back to you shortly.