Implant Restorations
Apart from making it difficult to eat or speak, having a gap in your smile can make the remaining teeth shift positions to fill in the space. Missing teeth can also cause your jawbone to deteriorate. As a result, your face may appear shrunken in and your lips thinner.
Dental implants and restorations prevent these problems by taking the place of your missing teeth. A dental implant is a small, metal dental prosthetic that is surgically placed in your jawbone. The implant will fuse to the bone in a process called osseointegration.
We will then attach a custom-designed dental prosthetic called a restoration to the implant. In some cases, we may attach more than 1 dental restoration to an implant.
Dental implants and restorations are recommended for patients who want a permanent solution to missing teeth. They do not move around, and they look, feel, and function just like natural teeth.
Implant Denture
Unlike conventional dentures that rest on your gums, implant dentures are connected to implants that have been surgically placed into your jaw. This treatment is for people who are missing most or all of their teeth but have enough bone density in their jaw to support implants.
Like implants and restorations, implant dentures help maintain your facial structure by preserving the bone in your jaw. They don’t move around like regular dentures, allowing you to speak, bite, and chew more naturally.
Cleaning or Prophylaxis
A teeth cleaning or prophylaxis helps preserve the health of your teeth and gums, and it is an essential part of good oral hygiene. A teeth cleaning or prophylaxis removes plaque and tartar buildup even in places your toothbrush or dental floss can’t reach.
Bleaching
Teeth get stained and discolored due to many reasons, including tobacco use, coffee drinking, and poor oral hygiene. Dental bleaching removes stains from your teeth and makes it up to several shades lighter.
Preventative Services
We also offer a variety of preventative services, including routine cleaning. Regular preventative care can help you avoid dental problems, such as gum disease and tooth decay.
