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Dental Impants
A modern, reliable way to replace missing teeth. Dental implants are designed to look, feel, and function like natural teeth, so you can speak, smile, and enjoy your favourite foods with confidence.
Why Choose Dental Impants?
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Natural look & feel: Custom restorations blend seamlessly with your smile and restore clear speech and comfortable chewing.
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Stable & secure: The implant integrates with your jawbone to act like a natural tooth root, preventing movement and slippage.
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Helps protect bone & facial shape: Implants help preserve jawbone density and support facial structure over time.
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Long-term Value: With good home care and routine checkups, implants are a durable, long-lasting solution.
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Simple care: Brush and floss as usual; no special adhesives or soaking required.
Good to know: Modern dental implants have a very high success rate when placed and cared for properly. Your dentist will review your medical history, bone health, and habits (like smoking) to optimize your outcome.
Beyond the Gap: Whole Mouth Benifits
Missing teeth don't just leave a space. They can change your bite, strain neighboring teeth, and make chewing less efficient. Over time, the jawbone in the area can shrink without the stimulation that natural roots provide, which may contribute to a sunken or aged appearance. Implants help break this cycle by restoring function, supporting bone health, and maintaining a balanced bite.
What to Expect:
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Personalized Planning:
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Your visit begins with a comprehensive exam. We use appropriate imaging (X-rays/3D scans when indicated) to assess bone quality and map the ideal implant position. Your dentist will discuss options such as a single implant and a crown, an implant bridge, or implant-retained dentures.
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Comfortable Placement:
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The area is carefully numbed for your comfort. The titanium implant post is placed into the bone at a precise angle and depth. Many patients are surprised by how straightforward this appointment feels.
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Healing & Integration:
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Over the next few months, your bone naturally bonds to the implant to create a strong foundation. A small temporary component may be used to shape the gum during the healing process.
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The Final Tooth (Restoration):
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Once the healing is complete, a custom crown, bridge, and/or denture is attached. The result is a natural-looking, fully functional tooth replacement tailored to your bite and smile.
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Aftercare: You may notice minor swelling or tenderness for a few days. We'll provide clear home-care instructions and see you for follow-up visits to ensure everything is on track.
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Your Options at a Glance:
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Single tooth implant + crown: Replaces one missing tooth without altering adjacent teeth.
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Implant bridge: Replaces several teeth using fewer implants than one per tooth
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Implant-retained denture: A removable denture that snaps onto a few implants for extra stability.
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Fixed full-arch implant solution: A non-removable, full-arch restoration supported by multiple implants.
Your dentist will review which option best meets your goals, anatomy, and budget.
Your Options at a Glance:
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Single tooth implant + crown: Replaces one missing tooth without altering adjacent teeth.
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Implant bridge: Replaces several teeth using fewer implants than one per tooth
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Implant-retained denture: A removable denture that snaps onto a few implants for extra stability.
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Fixed full-arch implant solution: A non-removable, full-arch restoration supported by multiple implants.
Your dentist will review which option best meets your goals, anatomy, and budget.
How Much Do Dental Implants Cost?
Every mouth is different. The overall cost depends on the number of implants, the type of restoration (crown/bridge/denture), the materials, and whether any supporting procedures (such as bone grafting or extractions) are needed.
The best way to get accurate pricing is to schedule a consultation. We'll examine your teeth, gums, and bite, review imaging, and provide a personalized written estimate before any treatment begins.
What influences price:
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Number and type of implants and teeth being replaced
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Complexity of surgery and any preparatory care
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Lab materials and custom components
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Follow-up visits and maintenance
We're happy to discuss payment options and insurance details during your consultation.