Single implant or bridge
Replace one or multiple teeth. The neighbors stay intact.
Dental implants
Missing one tooth, or a few? An implant crown or bridge fills the gap without grinding down healthy neighboring teeth. Missing more than that? Start with implant dentures or All-on-4.
Single implants and bridges
A dental implant is a small titanium post placed in the jaw where a root used to be. After it integrates with bone, a custom crown is attached. It does not come out. It does not connect to the teeth beside it, allowing for a more realistic feel and improved cleansability.
A surgeon places the implants. Dr. Arsuffi plans the case and restores the teeth here — crowns, bridges, snap-in dentures, and All-on-4 hybrids.
If missing several consecutive teeth, two or more implants can carry a bridge. That is still more conservative than cutting down the remaining natural teeth to hang a conventional bridge.
Three paths
Replace one or multiple teeth. The neighbors stay intact.
Locator or bar-retained overdentures that come out at home to clean. Far more stable than a floating denture.
A full arch that stays in around the clock. The closest thing to natural teeth again.
We will help you choose the option that fits your mouth and your budget. No pressure.
FAQ
A surgeon places the implants. Dr. Arsuffi plans the case and restores the teeth here — crowns, bridges, snap-in dentures, and All-on-4 hybrids.
An implant crown replaces one tooth. An implant denture replaces a full arch and clips or screws to several implants. See the implant dentures and All-on-4 pages for the three full-arch options.
Your move
Call. A conversation and an exam will tell you more than a website.