FAQ

A dental implant is a method of replacing one or more teeth.
Dental implants have the appearance, feel, and function of real teeth!

A dental implant is made up of three major components: the titanium screw, the abutment, and the crown.
The screw is inserted into your jaw bone, the abutment is attached to the screw, and the crown is the tooth that is held in place by the abutment.
When bone and implant merge, they form a strong foundation for your new teeth.

The titanium screw, once placed into your jaw bone, effectively serves as your new tooth root.
Having a ‘root’ in your bone promotes healthy bone growth, resulting in a more youthful appearance.

Dental implants are the only tooth replacement alternative that looks, feels, and operates exactly like natural teeth.

They are permanently attached to your jaw and stay in place much like actual teeth.
There is no need for messy adhesives.

Clean as you would natural teeth; perform an annual deep cleaning.

Cleaning and flossing them is as simple as brushing and flossing your own teeth.
There’s no need to bring them in and out.
There is no overnight soaking.
We provide a complimentary Hydrofloss to add into your regular hygiene routine when you accept treatment for your full mouth dental implant operation.
The Hydrofloss gets into areas that your toothbrush misses, keeping your implants clean between annual appointments.

Restores up to 95% of your chewing power.

Implants promote healthy bone growth, resulting in a more youthful appearance.

Anyone who is missing one or more teeth as a result of an injury, sickness, tooth decay, or other cause may be a candidate for dental implants.

A critical factor is having enough healthy bone to support implants.
If your jaw bone has gotten worn and thin over time, a bone transplant may be required to prepare you for implants.
Dental implants on four posts is an innovative method that uses as few as four carefully placed implants to optimize accessible bone.

Even if you have prior diseases like diabetes or long-term smoking, which can make the treatment more difficult, you can still be a candidate.