Dental Implants
A permanent, natural-feeling way to replace one tooth, several teeth, or a full arch — built to last and cared for by hospital-trained surgeons.
A Replacement Tooth Root
A dental implant is a small titanium post placed into the jawbone, acting as an artificial tooth root. Once it has healed and bonded with the bone, a custom crown is attached on top — giving you a replacement tooth that looks, feels, and functions like your natural teeth.
Implants can replace a single missing tooth, several teeth with a bridge, or support a full set of dentures for patients missing most or all of their teeth.
A Long-Term Option
Built to Last
With proper care and maintenance, implants can last many years.
Protects Bone Health
Implants stimulate the jawbone the same way natural tooth roots do, helping prevent the bone loss that comes with missing teeth.
No Impact on Nearby Teeth
Unlike a bridge, an implant doesn't require altering or relying on the teeth next to the gap.
The Implant Process
Consultation & Planning
We evaluate your bone structure and overall oral health, often using CBCT 3D imaging. We're also able to create custom surgical guides for precise implant placement.
Implant Placement
The titanium post is placed into the jawbone in a routine outpatient procedure, with sedation options available.
Healing & Restoration
Over a few months, the implant bonds with the bone. Once healed, your restorative dentist attaches the final crown.
Anesthesia & Sedation
We offer a range of options depending on the procedure and your comfort level, discussed with you ahead of time at your consultation.
Local Anesthesia
Numbs the treatment area while you stay fully awake and aware — often used for more straightforward cases.
Nitrous Oxide
A mild, inhaled sedative that helps ease anxiety without putting you to sleep, typically paired with local anesthesia.
Oral Premedication
A calming medication taken before your visit for patients who feel anxious about the procedure.
IV Sedation
Delivered through a vein for a deeper, more complete state of relaxation — often used for more involved cases or higher anxiety levels.
We Stay In-Network
We're in-network with most dental insurance plans — not just accepting them — and we'll walk you through your real options, including whether an implant is the right choice for your situation, or if a simpler option makes more sense.
Schedule a Consultation
We'll walk through your options together and figure out the right plan for your care.