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Dental Implants

Dental implants provide a strong, natural-looking solution for replacing missing teeth. They restore smile aesthetics, chewing function, comfort, confidence and jawbone preservation, and they look, feel and function much like natural teeth.

In short

What this treatment actually involves.

Dental implants provide a strong, natural-looking solution for replacing missing teeth.

They look, feel, and function much like natural teeth, and because the implant is anchored in the jaw, it does the one thing a bridge or a denture cannot.

Dentist and patient reviewing an implant plan on screen
What it restores

Implants can restore:

  • Smile aesthetics
  • Chewing function
  • Comfort
  • Confidence
  • Jawbone preservation
Who it's for

Adults missing one or more teeth, and anyone wanting an alternative to a bridge or a removable denture.

Patient stories

In our patients' words.

Right away I got the impression of her knowledge, kindness and integrity with true professional advice in treatment and top notch results I am happy with. Her team of hygienists and assistance make you feel so comfortable in this day of covid19 rest assured in your safety and theirs. A well run practice and I have been very satisfied with the results.
Pier Point patient RateMDs review · August 2020
Had much dental done by Sonia 10 years ago ..and today I have no issues with my teeth Thank you Sonia
Pier Point patient RateMDs review · March 2024
Common questions

About dental implants.

It is spread over months rather than visits, because the implant has to integrate with the bone before the tooth goes on top. You are not left with a gap in the meantime, and we will map the timeline out for you before anything starts.

The bone that held the root has nothing to do once the root is gone, and it recedes. Neighbouring teeth also drift toward the space. An implant is the only replacement that loads the bone the way a root did.

Yes. CBCT imaging shows the bone volume, the nerve position and the surrounding anatomy in three dimensions, which is what makes implant placement precise and predictable rather than approximate.

Often, yes. Implants can replace a denture entirely or be used to hold one securely in place. Which makes sense depends on your bone and your priorities, and that is what the consultation is for.

Book an appointment

Book an implant consultation

Book an implant consultation, including a 3D scan where it will help us plan properly.