A dental implant is a medical device that's surgically placed in the jawbone to replace missing teeth. Dental implants are made of titanium, a metal that's compatible with the human body. They act as anchors for artificial teeth, such as crowns, bridges, or dentures.
How do dental implants work?
- The implant can support physical loads for decades
- The implant fuses with the jawbone, creating a rigid bond
- The implant provides support for the artificial tooth, which is attached to the implant with an abutment
Who might consider dental implants?
- People who have lost one or more teeth due to injurt, peridontal disease, or other reasons
- People who don't want to wear dentures
- People who want to improve their speech
- People who want to restore the apperance of their teeth
What are the components of a dental implant?
- Implant: The artificial tooth root, usually made of titanium
- Abutment: The piece that connects the implant to the crown
- Crown: The artificial tooth that looks like a natural tooth, usually made of porcelain
Regular and Mini Dental Implants
Simple, gentle, non- surgical procedure that is cost effective
Immediate results replacing missing teeth
Anchoring for dentures or cemented crowns and bridges
State of the Art Technology
3-D Computer imaging is utilized to help identify and treat any oral
situations that may arise. This technology helps in treatment such
as dental implant placement, wisdom tooth surgery and diagnosing
cracked or abscessed teeth.
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