What are immediate dental implants?

It is important to replace natural teeth in order to preserve their surrounding bone. When teeth are lost, supporting bone melts away and disappears. This process is called bone resorption. The impact of bone resorption after tooth loss includes collapsed facial profile, lost lip support, and increased wrinkles around the mouth and nose.

	“My tooth is really natural. I am so glad this technology is available.” B.P.
Missing Upper Bicuspid	Implant Microsurgery	Final Crown

Bone resorption can be prevented by immediately replacing extracted teeth with dental implants. Since bone forms a stronger bond to implants than to natural teeth, they provide an excellent foundation to support replacement teeth that look, feel and function like natural teeth. Implants preserve adjacent bone as well as natural facial structures and contours. 

	“I appreciated the professional and friendly care and well-planned procedure. I don’t notice my implant as different from my natural teeth.” P.O.
Failing Upper Bicuspid	Smile Temporary Microsurgery	Final Crown