Implants Gallery

Professional singer had her broken left central incisor removed and replaced with a dental implant, ceramic abutment and ceramic, metal-free crown. Tooth is on the viewer's right, patient's left.

The picture on top shows the patient with a missing tooth. On the bottom, a dental implant has been placed and has healed for six weeks.

This patient lost all her natural teeth and had worn dentures for over 20 years. Both the top and bottom dentures were loose because there was not much bone for the denture to sit on. Four implants, two on top and two on bottom, were placed as you can see.

This patient lost all his natural teeth many years ago and wore upper and lower full dentures before the implants were placed on the bottom. The patient had no problem with his top denture staying in place so no implants were placed on top.

This patient lost his teeth on your right side in an auto accident. In the top photo, he is wearing a removable partial denture, which did not match his other teeth, which were made of porcelain crowns.

One of the most common congenitally missing teeth are the upper laterals. This patient was never born with an adult lateral tooth.

This patient lost her front tooth in an ice skating accident. The options were to place a three tooth bridge, which requires the removal of a lot of the adjacent teeth, an implant, or a removable appliance like a partial denture. The patient chose to have an implant placed.