Dental Implants Specialists



Dental implants are an artificial replacement for a tooth’s root. They fit directly into your jawbone and hold crowns or false teeth in place, in the same way that roots support natural teeth. Dental Implants are cutting edge machinery for tooth replacement. With a dental implant, a titanium screw is surgically placed into the jaw bone, taking the place of the tooth roots.

If you look after your teeth and implants correctly, they can last for the rest of your life. A single dental implant can support one, or several, replacement teeth, you don’t need to have one implant per replacement tooth. How many need will depend on how many teeth you need to replace and how strong your jawbone is in these areas. Dental implant surgery involves having at least one operation. You need to have healthy gums and your jawbone needs to be strong enough to hold the implants.
 
Dental implants offer countless benefits for patients who are missing teeth or need dentures. Patients quickly notice how beautiful their smiles are and how nice-looking their gums now appear increasing the willingness to show off your smile. Our team of Dental Implants specialists at Integrity Dental will focus on creating natural-looking dental implants that match the look and feel of your actual teeth.

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