An implant replaces the root as well as the tooth. That helps protect your jawbone, leaves neighboring teeth untouched and gives you a bite that feels completely natural.
Solutions for every situation
Single-tooth implant
One implant and crown replace a single missing tooth.
→Implant bridge
Two implants can support several replacement teeth.
Implant-supported dentures
Dentures that snap securely onto implants, with no slipping.
Full-arch restoration
A fixed set of teeth anchored on a few implants.
Bone grafting
Rebuilds bone where needed so an implant is possible.
→From consultationto confident smile.
1 · Consultation & 3D imaging
We check your bone, gums and bite to confirm implants are right for you.
2 · Digital planning
Your implant’s position is planned before surgery, working from your final tooth.
3 · Placement
A comfortable in-office procedure under local anesthesia.
4 · Final crown
After healing, a custom crown is attached, matched to your smile.
Dental implant FAQ
Most healthy adults with missing teeth are candidates. We check your bone and gum health with 3D imaging, and grafting can often make implants possible if bone is limited.
With good care, implants can last for decades, often a lifetime. The crown may eventually need replacing after normal wear.
Placement is done under local anesthesia. Most patients manage mild soreness afterward with over-the-counter medication.
Typically 3–6 months from placement to final crown, to allow healing. Some cases qualify for a same-day temporary tooth.
Neodent is part of the Straumann Group. Its design offers strong early stability and a tight connection between the implant and the crown.