Dental Implant Services
What are Implants?
Dr. Muir will determine if you're a suitable candidate for implant dentistry during your consultation. We recommend treating any preexisting conditions such as tooth decay or periodontal disease before receiving an implant.
When you receive an implant, the implant post will be surgically inserted into your jawbone. After a period of healing, you will receive your custom-made implant restoration. We will provide you with post-op instructions as well as guidance on the best ways to care for your implant. Implants are designed to be permanent replacements for your teeth, and when properly cared for with good oral hygiene and regular preventive care, they can last for a lifetime.
At our office, we provide a range of implant services, including:
Single Tooth Replacement
Even a single missing tooth can harm your oral health and the function of your mouth. We can use an implant to restore your smile.
Multiple Teeth Replacement
We can help you if you are missing multiple teeth with implant-supported crowns and bridges. Simply visit our practice for a consultation and our implant dentist will help you plan your treatment.
Full Arch Replacement
Missing entire arches of your teeth? You could be a good candidate for a full-arch replacement at our practice. Call us today to schedule your consultation and learn how your smile can be restored.
All-on-4®
One excellent solution for patients who are missing an arch of teeth is All-on-4®. This advanced technique supports a restoration on four implants to provide a stable and long-lasting solution.
Mini Dental Implants
Are you interested in the benefits of dental implants but want a more conservative solution? Mini dental implants use smaller posts to shorten the necessary recovery time and make them more affordable. Click the link to learn more about Implant Repair
Implant Repair
Whether the restoration is damaged, or your posts have become loose, we can help you. Contact us today to schedule an appointment and learn about implant repair.
Implant Dentures
Implant-supported dentures are like traditional dentures in that they replace missing teeth, but they are more stable because they are anchored in place by dental implants. This means that you won’t have to worry about your dentures slipping or rubbing against your gums, causing discomfort or making it harder to eat or speak. Implant-supported dentures can feel as comfortable and strong as natural teeth.
Contact us today to schedule an appointment and learn about implant dentures.
