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What Makes Dental Implants the Best Tooth Replacement Option?
Dental implants replace missing teeth by mimicking natural tooth roots. A titanium post is placed into the jawbone, fusing over time to support an artificial tooth — a crown that matches the color and contour of your real teeth.
Unlike bridges or dentures, dental implants don’t rely on adjacent teeth or sit on top of the gums. They are the only artificial replacement that preserves bone, maintains your facial structure, and functions just like your own tooth.
Understanding the Implant Process Step-by-Step
Getting a dental implant is a carefully planned process — and we’re with you every step of the way:
- Consultation: Meet with one of our dental specialists to evaluate your mouth, gums, and jawbone health.
- CT Scan: We take a 3D image to precisely map out implant placement.
- Tooth Extraction: If needed, we gently remove the damaged or missing tooth.
- Implant Placement: A titanium implant is surgically embedded into the jaw.
- Healing Period: Over 6–12 weeks, the bone integrates with the implant (a process called osseointegration).
- Abutment & Crown: We attach a custom replacement tooth to complete your new smile.
Tooth Replacement Options for Every Situation
At Aura Dental Centre, we offer tailored solutions for every mouth and budget:
Single Dental Implant
Ideal when one tooth is missing. No need to file down healthy teeth — we simply place one implant to anchor an artificial tooth that blends perfectly.
Implant-Supported Bridge
For multiple missing teeth, this fixed bridge connects to two or more dental implants, offering long-term stability without removable dentures.
Full-Mouth Dental Implants & All-on-4
Replace a full arch of teeth using as few as four implants. Perfect for denture wearers ready for a permanent dental solution.
Real Results From Real People
Bone Grafting for Implant Success
Not enough bone to support an implant? Bone grafting is a specialized oral surgery that rebuilds the jawbone, enhancing implant stability.
Does Dental Implant Surgery Hurt?
Most patients feel little to no pain during the implant surgery thanks to local anesthesia and our gentle approach. Afterward, any soreness is typically mild and managed with over-the-counter meds. You’ll be back to work — and smiling — in no time.
Caring for Your Dental Implants Long-Term
Once in place, your dental implants require only regular brushing, flossing, and checkups — just like natural teeth. With good oral health habits, they can last a lifetime.
