Dental implants

If you’re missing one tooth, a single dental implant is the closest thing to getting your natural tooth back. We place a titanium post into the jawbone and allow it to heal and bond with the bone over several months. After healing, we custom-fabricate a crown that attaches to the implant and matches the color and shape of the surrounding teeth. The result is a permanent, natural-looking replacement that doesn’t rely on or affect adjacent teeth. A dental examination and 3D scan are needed to determine whether a single-tooth implant is the right option for you.

All-on-X is a full-arch tooth replacement treatment for patients who are missing most or all of their teeth. Instead of placing one implant for every missing tooth, we place several dental implants, often four to six, to support a full set of implant-supported fixed or removable teeth. It’s truly one of the most transformative procedures we offer, and for patients who have struggled with failing teeth or ill-fitting dentures, it can be genuinely life-changing.

The “X” refers to the number of implants used, which is based on your bone, bite, and treatment needs. The new teeth can be securely attached, or fixed, to the implants so they do not move like a traditional removable denture. Patients can receive temporary teeth on the day their implants are placed. After the implants heal, the temporary teeth are replaced with a custom final restoration. A complete examination and 3D scan are needed to determine whether the treatment is right for you.

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Mini dental implants are smaller and narrower than traditional dental implants. They are most often used to help stabilize a loose removable denture, especially a lower denture. Small attachments inside the denture connect to the implants and help reduce movement while eating, speaking, and smiling. Because mini implants are narrower, they may be considered for some patients who have limited bone or who may not be candidates for a larger implant procedure. Treatment is often less invasive, but mini implants are not appropriate for every patient or every type of tooth replacement. A dental examination and 3D scan are needed to determine whether mini implants are a suitable option for your mouth, bone, bite, and long-term treatment goals.

Implant-supported dentures combine the affordability and familiarity of dentures with the stability and security of implants. Instead of relying on adhesives or suction to stay in place, implant dentures snap onto a set of strategically placed implants, giving you a fit that stays put whether you’re talking, laughing, or eating your favorite foods. For patients who have been frustrated with traditional dentures that shift or cause discomfort, this is often a solution that can change everything. A dental examination and 3D scan are needed to determine how many implants may be appropriate and which type of implant-supported denture is best for you.

Many implant journeys start with removing a tooth that can no longer be saved. At Restoral Dental Implants and Dentures, we manage extractions in our office, so you don’t have to visit a separate provider before beginning implant treatment. From extraction to final restoration, your entire care plan happens under one roof with one trusted team. A dental examination and 3D scan are needed to evaluate the condition of your teeth and determine whether extractions and dental implants may be appropriate for you.