Implant Services

Platelet Rich Plasma-PRP

We utilize a layer of platelets in your own blood that contains growth factors that enhance bone growth. With the bone morphogenic proteins from your own blood, the surgical site can have healing enhancement that can stimulate bone growth and soft tissue repair.  This simple safe technique is routinely done with most surgeries
 

Implant Site Development 

Implant site development is when we rebuild the bone in an area that is lacking in enough bone to hold a dental implant. This insufficient bone site is often due to many reasons, but it is not uncommon that it is a result of an infected tooth. No matter the reason for the lack of bone, there is a type of bone grafting procedure to facilitate the ability to place a dental implant.

Sinus Lift Augmentation

If you have lost you upper back teeth, chances are that your sinus may enlarge in size resulting in an inadequate amount of bone height in the upper jaw. In order to replace these missing teeth with dental implants, the sinus must be lifted so that the implants have enough bone to be placed in. 

Once the sinus has been relocated to its original position, bone is grafted to prepare for the dental implants — the healing process 4-6 months.

Computer Enhances Treatment Planning

As part of our efforts of continuous learning and development, we like to have all of the newest technology, including 3D software, which allows us to evaluate bone quality, bone quantity, and bone location. This technology allows us to determine our plan of action with your dental implant journey quickly and without being invasive.

Computer Enhances Treatment Planning

As part of our efforts of continuous learning and development, we like to have all of the newest technology, including 3D software, which allows us to evaluate bone quality, bone quantity, and bone location. This technology allows us to determine our plan of action with your dental implant journey quickly and without being invasive.

Dental Implant Maintenance 

Once your dental implant procedure is complete, it is essential that you keep the implants and surrounding area clean to avoid infection. You can treat your implants just as you do with your natural teeth. Make sure that you brush and floss regularly and keep up on your visits to our offices in order to keep your implants and the rest of your teeth nice and healthy!