We chose Neodent because it gives us proven engineering, a design made for strong early stability, and the backing of one of the world's leading implant groups.
Grand Morse connection
A tight, cone-shaped fit between the implant and the new tooth helps keep it sealed and stable, and protects the bone and gum around it.
Strong initial stability
The thread design grips the bone firmly on day one. In the right cases, that can allow a temporary tooth the same day.
Straumann Group quality
Neodent is part of the Straumann Group and is backed by decades of research and use around the world.
One tooth to a full arch
Single crowns, implant bridges and implant-supported dentures all use the same trusted system.
From scan to smile, step by step.
Consultation & 3D imaging
We look at your bone, gums and bite using 3D imaging and an iTero scan to see whether an implant is right for you.
Digital treatment planning
We plan the implant's position, angle and size digitally before surgery, working from where your final tooth needs to sit.
Implant placement
A comfortable in-office procedure under local anesthesia. Most patients say it was easier than they expected.
Healing & integration
Over the next few months, the implant bonds with your jawbone. If appropriate, you'll wear a temporary tooth in the meantime.
Your final crown
A custom crown, matched to your natural teeth, is attached to the implant, so you can eat, speak and smile normally again.
Implants vs. bridges vs. dentures
Neodent implant FAQ
Neodent is part of the Straumann Group. Its tapered design and Grand Morse connection are engineered for strong early stability and a tight seal between the implant and the crown.
Most healthy adults with one or more missing teeth are candidates. We check your bone volume and gum health with 3D imaging. If you need more bone, grafting can often make an implant possible.
Implant placement is done under local anesthesia, so you shouldn’t feel pain during the procedure. Afterward, most patients manage mild soreness with over-the-counter medication for a few days.
Most cases take about 3–6 months from placement to final crown, to allow the implant to bond with the bone. Some patients qualify for a temporary tooth on the same day.
With good home care and regular checkups, implants can last for decades, often a lifetime. The crown on top may eventually need replacing after normal wear.
Coverage varies by plan. Many plans cover part of the treatment. We’ll check your benefits and go over financing options before you start.