Dental Implants

Are your dentures unstable? Do you have a broken or missing tooth? You may need dental implants!

A dental implant is an artificial root placed in the gum. Our dentists then place a porcelain crown or bridge on the dental implant.
Dental implants are a good option if you have broken or missing teeth due to periodontal disease, injury, or other causes.

Am I a good candidate for dental implants?

Technology has advanced significantly, and many patients can now benefit from dental implants. However, a few conditions must be met: your general health, the general health of your mouth, and the health of your teeth. Furthermore, smoking can interfere with the placement of dental implants.

How long has it been since you lost your tooth? In some cases, if the tooth has been missing for a long time, bone resorption may occur. In this case, a bone graft may be necessary before the dental implant is placed. This treatment is available at our dental clinic.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF DENTAL IMPLANTS?

A dental implant feels just like a natural tooth. Strong and stable, a dental implant replaces a lost or missing tooth so it looks and functions like a natural tooth.
Dental implants are built to last and are a long-term solution. Porcelain bridges last five to seven years and, with proper care, more than 10 years.

Enjoy life without worrying about your teeth!

Are weak teeth or loose dentures keeping you from living the moment? There’s no need to miss important events because of your teeth. Dental implants will give you back full control of your life!

Dental implants allow you to maintain the natural shape of your face and smile and provide a youthful, healthy appearance.
A face without teeth can sag, making you look older and sadder. Dental implants allow you to maintain the natural shape of your face and smile.

Protect healthy bone: When a tooth is lost and left unreplaced, bone resorption can occur. Dental implants are the only restoration that preserves and stimulates bone. They help prevent bone resorption.
Keep your teeth in your mouth—not in a cup.

More stable than dentures, dental implants will allow you to keep your teeth where they belong: in your mouth!
Speak normally, without distorted sounds and words.

Unlike dentures, which make certain sounds more difficult to pronounce (especially S, V, F), dental implants allow you to have natural diction.

Eat your favourite foods
Enjoy the foods you love without hesitation! Compared to removable dentures, which can make eating more difficult, dental implants are like natural teeth; you can bite and crunch whatever you want, with all your teeth!

Dental implants stay in place
Dentures can slip when you eat, speak, smile, or cough. Dental implants are a suitable solution because they integrate into your jawbone without moving.