What is the purpose of Single Tooth Implants?
Implants and bridges are reliable options for addressing gaps in teeth.
- Realistic appearance
- Durable, natural chewing
- Securely and permanently attached
- Significantly reduces bone loss after extraction of natural teeth
- No damage to neighboring teeth like with implants
How it Works
A dental implant is a titanium screw that serves as a foundation to replace a tooth or teeth. It is made up of three parts.
- The implant post, also known as the body, serves as the base and is positioned within the jaw to function as a secure anchor.
- Abutment | This part links the implant post and crown
- Crown | The mouth's visible part. It may also be an implant bridge over several implants.
Commonly Asked Questions
The most suitable treatment plan for you will be decided upon following a consultation, as each case is individual.
The process is simple. Your implant is inserted into your jawbone and allowed to integrate for 4-6 months. Then, we take impressions and create your tooth. If bone grafting is necessary, it may extend the treatment duration.
Dental Implant Timeline
1
The implant body needs to be positioned and given time to fuse with the jaw bone for a duration of 4 months.
2
Expose the implants for 2 weeks and allow the gums to naturally shape themselves properly.
3
Please take impressions and send them to an external lab for the fabrication of the abutment and crown. The typical turnaround time for this process is 3-4 weeks.
4
Kindly install the abutment and crown.