Dental implants replace missing teeth with a fixed, long-lasting solution that feels close to natural. An implant is a small titanium post placed in the jaw where it acts like an artificial root. Once it bonds with the bone, a custom crown is attached on top. This gives you a stable tooth that looks and works like the real thing.
Implants also help protect your oral health. They keep the jawbone active, which prevents the bone loss that usually follows tooth loss. They also support neighbouring teeth by keeping the area stable. With good care, implants can stay strong for many years and offer a reliable, comfortable way to restore your smile.
Implants mimic real teeth in appearance and function, so they blend in seamlessly with your smile.
With proper care, implants can last for many years, making them a dependable long-term option.
They stimulate the bone and help prevent bone loss, which keeps your facial structure supported.
By filling the gap, implants keep nearby teeth from shifting and help maintain a stable, healthy bite.
They can last many years, often decades, as long as you maintain good oral hygiene and attend regular checkups.
Most patients feel only mild discomfort. The area is numbed during the procedure, and any soreness afterward usually settles within a few days.
Most people can, but you need healthy gums and enough bone to support the implant. Your dentist will assess this during your consultation.
From placement to final crown, treatment usually takes a few months. This allows time for the implant to bond securely with the bone.
No. You care for them much like natural teeth with daily brushing, flossing and routine dental visits.
