Inside your jaw there’s a type of bone called alveolar bone that does nothing but support the tooth. Once the tooth is lost or extracted, the alveolar bone is no longer needed and begins breaking down and altering the aesthetics of your smile. To prevent that from happening, one of two things has to occur; placement of an immediate implant if possible, or place a cadaver bone graft to fill the empty socket and keep the natural bone from deteriorating until the implant can be placed. If none of those are done within 6-weeks of  the extraction your smile may not ever be the same again as the bone will become approximately 60% smaller.​

Dental implants are a permanent solution that provides the strongest, longest lasting and best looking replacement for a missing tooth or teeth. Studies have shown that a dental implant can last upwards of 25 years if properly maintained. However, the implant itself can last throughout your life as it is made out of titanium and bonded to the bone. It is the abutment and crown that are susceptible to deterioration and damages over time which is why it’s good to always maintain your oral health after receiving an implant.

By placing a custom fitted crown that looks nearly identical to a natural tooth, we can only think of one reason why anyone would know you would have an implant. That reason being if any of those around you were previously aware of a missing tooth you had and now see your natural smile and restored confidence.​

With an implant crown the roots of the tooth are essentially replaced so biting, chewing, grinding and smiling all feel 100% natural. There are no limitations to what you can or can’t do with an implant.​

To help your implant last as long as possible it’s important to maintain your dental implant. Luckily, an implant is as easy to maintain as your natural teeth. All you need to do is brush twice a day, floss as normal, and receive routine dental care to ensure your implant crown stays in tip-top shape.

Full-arch dental implants are a modern, highly effective way to restore your smile if you’re missing several teeth or an entire arch. Unlike traditional dentures, which can slip or feel uncomfortable, a full-arch restoration is anchored to dental implants placed directly in the jawbone — a more permanent solution. That means no adhesives and no awkward moments, just strong, stable teeth that look and function like natural ones. The process is streamlined and efficient, giving patients a faster, more affordable way to replace an entire arch while protecting long-term oral health.

• Permanent and secure: Fixed in place, so there’s no slipping or shifting like traditional dentures.
• Natural appearance: Designed to look completely natural, so you can smile with confidence again.
• Improved functionality: Eat your favorite foods, speak clearly, and go about daily life without limitation.
• Durability: With proper care, full-arch dental implants can last a lifetime — a long-term investment in your health.
• Streamlined treatment: An efficient process means faster treatment times than many other full-arch solutions.