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Once the implants are integrated with your bone, they can be used to support multiple crowns, a bridge, or secure a complete denture. Multiple tooth dental implants may be used to eliminate partial plates and dentures.

An implant is a titanium "root" which can be placed into the jawbone. A single tooth implant can be used to support a crown in cases where one missing or damaged tooth needs to be replaced.

Placing an implant involves two main steps. First is making an incision to set the implant. After healing is complete, an abutment is then attached to allow for a crown or denture.

Dental implants that can be placed to accept a full arch of teeth. This is done by strategically placing implants along the upper or lower jaw and attaching a denture-like attachment over abutments on the implant posts. Once placed, a full arch using implants will feel and perform like natural teeth.

Bone grafting is sometimes neccessary to create enough bone to support an implant.