Restore Your Smile with Precision Dental Implants

Most people with missing teeth are candidates for dental implants, but it’s essential to have a thorough evaluation by our dental professionals. Factors such as the health of your jawbone, overall oral health, and any existing medical conditions will determine your suitability. Our team will work closely with you to assess your needs and tailor a treatment plan that fits your situation perfectly.

Unlike denture or dental bridges, which can be removable or may require alteration of adjacent teeth, dental implants offer a permanent solution. They are designed to look and function like your natural teeth, providing superior comfort and stability. If you want to restore your smile and enjoy the confidence of having a fully functional set of teeth, dental implants are the ideal choice. They also promote better dental health by stimulating the jawbone, preventing deterioration that can occur with other tooth replacement options.

All-on-4® is a specialized procedure where four dental implants are placed strategically to support a full arch of replacement teeth. Unlike traditional dentures that rest on the gums and can slip out of place, All-on-4® implants fuse with your jawbone, resulting in a secure, long-lasting fit that looks and feels like natural teeth.

Most individuals with multiple missing or failing teeth are great candidates, provided they have sufficient jawbone density and are in overall good health. Your dentist will perform a thorough exam—often including scans or X-rays—to determine if All-on-4® is ideal for you. Even if you have some bone loss, there may be additional techniques (like bone grafting) to help you qualify.

All-on-6® uses six implant posts instead of four, offering increased stability and support, especially useful for those with higher bite force or more significant tooth loss. While both solutions replace a full arch, All-on-6® may be recommended if you have adequate bone volume or need extra reinforcement for daily chewing and speaking.

Recovery can be similar to All-on-4®—most patients find the healing period manageable, though it does depend on how your body responds. You’ll typically leave with a temporary restoration the same day, giving you immediate function. Over the next few months, the implants integrate with your jawbone, and then you’ll receive your permanent restoration.

Traditional bridges rely on neighboring teeth for support, requiring them to be filed down and capped. Implant-supported bridges, however, use implant posts to anchor the new teeth, preserving adjacent healthy teeth and stimulating the jawbone to prevent bone loss. This leads to a more stable and natural-feeling solution.

Absolutely. Depending on your oral health and the locations of missing teeth, you can often have several implants placed during a single procedure. This approach saves time and can result in a more streamlined treatment plan, minimizing the need for multiple appointments.

For those with extensive tooth loss or damage, full-mouth dental implants or an All-on-4®/All-on-6® approach can replace an entire arch—or both arches—in one cohesive treatment. You’ll receive a custom prosthesis that’s anchored by implants, delivering a secure, natural-looking smile and restoring full chewing power.

It depends on your jawbone density. Some patients have enough healthy bone to support multiple implants right away, while others may need a graft to strengthen and rebuild the jawbone. Your dentist will evaluate your situation during the planning process to ensure the best possible outcome.

In many cases, loose or damaged implants can be repaired without entirely replacing the post. Sometimes the issue lies in the crown, abutment, or surrounding tissue. A thorough examination will reveal the root cause. If the implant itself is still integrated with the jawbone, repairs can often be done quickly and effectively.

Any sudden pain or looseness in your implant area should be evaluated by a dentist right away. These symptoms could indicate implant failure, infection, or other underlying issues. Early intervention often leads to better outcomes—so don’t hesitate to schedule an appointment if something feels off.