Dental Implant Restoration

Dental Implants are a substitute or, replacement tooth roots. They provide the same function as natural tooth roots, including stimulating the bone, thereby preserving it and preventing the bone loss that would normally occur with tooth loss. The jawbone actually forms a bond with dental implants, creating a stable foundation for replacement teeth that look, feel and function like natural teeth.

The impact of deteriorating bone from complete tooth loss includes collapsed facial profiles, lost lip support, increased wrinkles around the mouth and appearance of pointed nose and chin that are too close together.

Tooth replacement with dental implants prevents further deterioration of facial structures and the related health problems that would normally occur with complete tooth loss.

A Dental Implant is a substitute, or replacement tooth root, which provides a stable foundation for a replacement crown. The bone forms a biological bond with the new root (implant) giving your new crown the same stable foundation as a natural tooth.

Dental Implants have enhanced the quality of life for hundreds of thousands of people, of all age groups throughout the world.