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Dental implants

An implant replaces a missing tooth root and supports a crown, bridge or denture. A careful assessment helps determine whether it is right for you.

Multiple dental implants

Use this service in a care inquiry; an examination determines appropriate options.

Full-mouth dental implants

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All-on-4 dental implants

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Same-day dental implants

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Immediate-load implants

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Mini dental implants

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Dental X-rays

Dental imaging can reveal information that is not visible during a mouth examination. The type and timing should answer a clinical question.

Dental implant maintenance

An implant-supported tooth still needs professional monitoring and daily cleaning. Maintenance focuses on the surrounding tissues and the restoration.

Dentures

Complete or partial dentures replace missing teeth. The fit, materials and support should match your mouth and daily needs.

Dental bridges

A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth using neighbouring teeth or implants for support.

Dental cleaning and polishing

Professional cleaning removes deposits that your home routine cannot fully address. The approach depends on your gum health and individual needs.

Dental sealants

Sealants protect selected chewing grooves on back teeth. They are one part of a cavity-prevention plan for suitable teeth.

Single-tooth implant

A single implant and crown can replace one missing tooth without using the neighbouring teeth as bridge supports.

Implant-supported dentures

Implants can provide support for a replacement set of teeth. Removable and fixed designs have different cleaning, maintenance and cost considerations.

Tooth extraction

Extraction removes a tooth that cannot reasonably be kept, or that needs removal for another treatment plan. Ask about alternatives and replacement options.

Dental crowns

A crown covers and protects a tooth that needs more support than a filling can provide. It may also form the visible part of an implant restoration.

Dental bone grafting

A bone graft may be considered when additional bone support is needed for a planned dental restoration or to manage a bone defect.

Children’s dental care

Dental visits help children build comfortable care routines and give parents a chance to ask about development, cleaning and prevention.

Missing teeth

Implants, bridges and dentures are different ways to replace missing teeth. The right choice depends on your mouth, preferences and budget.

Periodontitis

Periodontitis affects the tissues and bone that support teeth. Treatment aims to control disease and protect the remaining support.

General Dentists

Assessment, prevention and comprehensive dental treatment.

Dental Hygienists

Preventive care, cleaning and personalized hygiene guidance.

Pediatric Dentists

Dental care for children, including complex needs.

Single tooth implant

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Implant removal

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Implant repair

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Implant replacement

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