Dental Implants
A dental implant is a titanium “root” device. Used to support restorations that resemble a tooth, group of teeth or replaces a missing teeth.
Also used to support a number of dental prostheses including: Crowns, implant supported bridges or dentures, solve missing gaps between teeth, and replace denture.
At Chesapeake Smiles Dental we restore our patient’s smile, self esteem, and improve their quality of life.
Also used to support a number of dental prostheses including: Crowns, implant supported bridges or dentures, solve missing gaps between teeth, and replace denture.
At Chesapeake Smiles Dental we restore our patient’s smile, self esteem, and improve their quality of life.
Get Your Smile and Confidence Back!
Millions of people lack the confidence to eat or speak properly due to missing, decayed, or severely broken teeth. A dental implant looks and functions just like a normal tooth made of high quality porcelain and metal .
A titanium rod (the implant itself) is similar to the root of a natural tooth and is placed securely into the bone of a patient’s jaw.
After the patient heals from the procedure, a porcelain crown is attached to the titanium implant. Once the crown is placed, the patient can begin to use the implant like a natural tooth.
As denture patients struggle with the fit and stability of their dentures especially on the lower jaw, implants can hold these loose dentures securely in place and make it much easier for a patient to eat and speak.
If you are interested in dental implants, we can evaluate your case to see if this is the best treatment for you. As we only care about your satisfaction to provide you with the exact smile you want. We still manage to find the best solution according to our patient’s unique needs and concerns.
A titanium rod (the implant itself) is similar to the root of a natural tooth and is placed securely into the bone of a patient’s jaw.
After the patient heals from the procedure, a porcelain crown is attached to the titanium implant. Once the crown is placed, the patient can begin to use the implant like a natural tooth.
As denture patients struggle with the fit and stability of their dentures especially on the lower jaw, implants can hold these loose dentures securely in place and make it much easier for a patient to eat and speak.
If you are interested in dental implants, we can evaluate your case to see if this is the best treatment for you. As we only care about your satisfaction to provide you with the exact smile you want. We still manage to find the best solution according to our patient’s unique needs and concerns.