Implant bridges are ceramic crowns or prosthetic teeth that are fused together to replace two or more missing teeth. Each dental implant bridge is highly customized to ensure the proper fit, function and esthetics. A dental implant bridge is a secure, non-removeable, natural looking option to replace multiple missing teeth. This both restores your natural smile, retains chewing function, and ensures the surrounding teeth won’t shift to fill the prior gap.

Used in cases where only a few teeth are missing, partial dentures restore your smile and chewing function to areas where teeth are missing. Implant-retained partials integrate seamlessly with your existing teeth while utilizing dental impant technology for optimal stability and function. This is a good way to replace several teeth.

This is a non-removable or permanent option to replace a whole row of teeth. Also known as an “all-on-4” or “all-on-x” solution, a fixed hybrid denture design is held in place by four or more dental implants. This option is also used to replace a whole arch (top or bottom) of teeth. This ensures a secure fit of the prosthetic so that the prosthetic doesn’t slip out of place or rub sores on the gums. It provides maximum functionality and security for the patient.

A removable, but very affordable treatment option, Implant-retained dentures are used to overcome the pitfalls often associated with regular dentures: sore gums, deterioration of jaw bone, and loose fitting teeth. Dental implants are placed at strategic points in the patient’s mouth that the dentures are then attached to, ensuring a snug and comfortable fit while providing all of the same benefits provided by normal dentures.

Much like natural teeth, preventive care is one of the most important procedures to maintain dental implant treatment. Dental implants and prosthetics need the same maintenance. We handle all aspects of dental implant therapy at our center, allowing you to receive full service care for your oral health.

Our doctors are fully trained in conscious sedation to ensure our patients have a comfortable experience at our center. Though sedation is not required to receive dental implant treatment, being comfortable during treatment is one of our main objectives. Whether sedated or not, achieving local anesthesia is accomplished prior to any surgery. For some patients local anesthesia is all that is needed; for others some level of sedation is required. We offer three types of sedation: nitrous oxide (commonly referred to as “laughing gas”), conscious sedation, and by partnering with anesthesiologists we offer full or general anesthesia.