Implant Dentistry
The golden standard of treatment for replacing missing teeth.
Single Tooth
Dental implants can replace missing teeth. Implants can look almost exactly like natural teeth while maintaining similar function to natural teeth as well. This treatment is commonly used to treat the loss of an individual tooth or a tooth that is supported by a fixed-bridge. A single-tooth dental implant is often much easier to clean and maintain than a dental bridge, they are also more visually appealing.
Implant Supported Bridge
Dental bridges fill in missing gaps between teeth and replace it with artificial teeth that are similar looking to natural teeth. Bridges are comfortable, make chewing easier and are semi-permanent. They can help improve the appearance of your smile while strengthening and providing support to your natural teeth.
Implant Supported Denture
Dentures are an artificial set of teeth and gums that fit and form to your mouth. Used to replace teeth that have been removed or lost due to decay, dentures can be either partially or a full set of teeth. They visually match your natural teeth and are custom fitted to comfortably fit in your mouth. Not only can dentures improve the overall appearance of your smile, but can improve speech and chewing as the partial or full set structures support the cheeks and lips.
Experience the Surgical Precision of the X-Nav Guide
We place implants using the revolutionary X-Nav Guide. This allows us to have more control and precision in our dental implant procedures. In just a few simple steps, The X-Nav Guide provides a highly accurate implant to serve our patients with a quick and stress-free implant procedure.
Patients often don’t realize how important it is to place an implant in the planned location as accurately as possible. Placing an implant at a tilt, 1 mm too deep or too far to the side can have drastic implications in the long-term success of the implant as well as the end aesthetic result. Patients looking to have an implant placed at our clinic would have a special scan done that builds a 3-D model of their jaws. From there, we digitally plan the placement of the x-ray by taking into consideration not just available bone density and surrounding vital structures but also final aesthetic result and long-term success. Once the surgery is properly planned we have the patient brought in and we perform the surgery with a tracking device placed overhead that indicates if the implant is being placed on a tilt, off to the side, and indicates the depth of our drill, all in real time.
Research shows that even the most experienced surgeon will usually place the implant with over 10 degrees of tilt and too far towards the side of their dominant eye. With this machine, implants are placed within the same directional mm of where it was planned and with less than 10 degrees of tilt. Even patients with extremely difficult cases can come to our office and be at ease knowing that our technology will allow for us to perform the surgery with the most accurate placement possible.