Implants

After Restoration – After final restorations have been placed, it’s important to follow these recommendations to ensure long-term success Read More

After Surgery – After implants have been placed, it’s important to follow these recommendations during the healing period. Read More

Immediate Placement – In the past, one of the disadvantages to replacing a missing tooth with an implant was the long waiting period, which lasted for many months. Read More

Implant Alternatives – When you’re missing one or more teeth, you have several alternatives to implants. Read More

Implant Bridge – Placing a bridge after teeth have been lost can prevent a chain reaction of problems that could affect your entire mouth. Read More

Implant Bridge Procedure – Restoring your mouth with implants and a dental bridge is accomplished in two phases. Read More

Lower Jaw – If you have a lower denture, you probably know how hard it can be to eat comfortably. Read More

Lower Jaw Procedure – Restoring your lower jaw with dental implants is accomplished in two phases. Read More

Single – Stage 1 – Restoring your mouth with a dental implant is accomplished in two phases. Read More

Single Tooth Implants – Whenever you lose a tooth, the biting forces change on the teeth next to the space, causing them to shift. Read More

Single Tooth Implants Procedure – Restoring your mouth with a dental implant is accomplished in two phases. Read More

Upper Jaw – Some people just aren’t able to comfortably wear an upper denture. It doesn’t stay in place, it gags them when they talk or chew, or it hurts constantly. Read More

Upper Jaw Procedure – Restoring your upper jaw with dental implants is accomplished in two phases. Read More