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Dental Implant FAQs

Everything you need to know about dental implants – cost, procedure, recovery, and what to expect.

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The Science

What Goes Into Your Smile?

We use only premium, medical-grade materials to ensure safety and longevity.

Titanium Root

The gold standard in implantology. Titanium is biocompatible and osteoconductive, meaning your jawbone naturally fuses to it, creating a lock-tight foundation.

Zirconia Crown

For the visible tooth, we use high-strength Zirconia. It mimics the translucency of natural enamel, resists staining, and is incredibly durable against chewing forces.

Dental Materials

Transparency First: Pros & Cons

Making the right decision requires understanding the full picture.

The Benefits

  • Prevents bone loss and facial sagging
  • Restores full chewing power
  • Does not damage adjacent teeth
  • Fixed solution (does not slip out)
  • Can last a lifetime with care
  • Looks and feels completely natural

Considerations

  • Higher initial financial investment
  • Requires minor surgery
  • Healing process takes several months
  • May require bone grafting if bone is thin

*While the initial process requires patience and investment, the lifetime value often outweighs these initial hurdles.

Dental implants offer transformative benefits beyond just aesthetics. They restore 99% of chewing power, allowing you to eat tough foods like steak and apples without hesitation. They prevent the jawbone recession that typically occurs with missing teeth, maintaining your facial structure and preventing a 'sunken' aged appearance. Furthermore, because they are fixed, they eliminate the social anxiety associated with slipping dentures.
Yes, our implants are designed to be indistinguishable from natural teeth. We use high-grade ceramic and zirconia for the crowns, which are custom-shaded to match your existing teeth or designed to create a brand-new, perfect smile. The gum tissue heals around the implant neck, creating a seamless emergence profile that mimics a natural tooth root.
One of the biggest advantages of implants is that they are independent. Unlike dental bridges, which require grinding down healthy adjacent teeth to support the bridge, implants do not touch or damage your other teeth. In fact, by filling the gap, they prevent adjacent teeth from shifting into the empty space.

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