Fixed, Permanent Replacement Teeth
Crowns or bridges that are securely attached to implants and don't come out.
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Implant-Supported Crowns & Bridges is a modern dental procedure designed to improve patient comfort, enhance clinical accuracy, and support long‑term oral health. At our practice, we use advanced technology and evidence‑based techniques to ensure every patient receives safe, predictable, and high‑quality care.
- Restores chewing power and stability compared to missing teeth or loose dentures
- Helps maintain jawbone volume and facial structure over time
- Provides a fixed, natural-looking replacement that does not come in and out
- Improves comfort, confidence, and overall quality of life
- Designed as a long-term tooth replacement solution when properly cared for
- Your implant dentist reviews your medical and dental history and evaluates your jawbone with digital imaging.
- A personalized plan is created to determine how Implant-Supported Crowns & Bridges fits into your overall implant treatment.
- On the day of the procedure, the area is numbed and the implant site or related area is carefully prepared.
- The implant component or surgical/prosthetic step is completed using precise, sterile techniques.
- You receive healing instructions, follow-up recommendations, and a plan for the final restoration.
- Extensive training and experience in implant dentistry and related procedures
- Use of 3D imaging and digital planning to improve safety and precision
- High-quality implant systems and components from trusted manufacturers
- Close communication about timelines, healing, and expectations
- Focus on long-term function, comfort, and aesthetics—not just a quick fix
Is implant-supported crowns & bridges painful?
Most patients tolerate implant-related procedures very well. Local anesthesia and, when appropriate, sedation are used to keep you comfortable, and any post-treatment soreness is usually manageable.
How long does implant treatment take overall?
Timing depends on your case and healing. Some steps are completed in a single visit, while others require several months for the bone to integrate with the implant before the final crown or bridge is placed.
Are dental implants safe?
Yes. Dental implants are a well-established treatment with high success rates when planned carefully, placed correctly, and maintained with good home and professional care.
Am I a candidate for dental implants?
Many adults qualify, but your dentist will review your health, bone quality, gum condition, and goals to recommend the most predictable and safe option.
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