Implants have now become the preferred option when replacing lost teeth. They can be used to replace the loss of a single tooth or the loss of a complete set of teeth. Implants are made from metal (Titanium) cylinders, which are placed into prepared sites in the jawbone where they become solidly integrated with the bone. These cylinders (or rods) can then be used to support crowns, bridges and dentures, eliminating the need for conventional dental plates or dentures.

used to replace missing teeth. Implants are different than bridges in that the implant is permanently attached directly to the jawbone.

A manufactured material placed in or on the jawbone to aid in replacing missing teeth.

an implant permanently attached to the jawbone that replaces a missing tooth or teeth.

Titanium screws placed in the jawbone which become integrated with the bone. Gives a stable support for the placement of prosthesis (artificial teeth)

small dental appliances that are inserted into the upper and lower jaws to help restore a mouth that has little or no non-restorable teeth.