Haraz Dental Group

Dental Implants: A Permanent Answer to Missing Teeth

A missing tooth changes how you chew, speak, and smile - and the longer it's gone, the more the surrounding bone shrinks. Dental implants replace the whole tooth, root and all, with a result that looks and works like your own.

Why Patients Choose Implants

They stay put - no slipping, no adhesives, no removing at night.
They protect the jawbone - the implant stimulates bone the way a natural root does.
Neighboring teeth stay untouched - unlike a bridge, nothing gets ground down.
They last - with normal care, implants routinely serve for decades.

The Process, Step by Step

1. Planning - 3D imaging maps your bone and nerves so placement is precise.
2. Placement - the titanium post goes in under local anesthesia; most patients are surprised how easy it is.
3. Healing - over a few months the bone fuses to the implant.
4. The new tooth - a custom crown is attached, matched to your smile.

One Tooth, Several Teeth, or a Full Arch

A single implant replaces one tooth. Two implants can anchor a bridge for several. And a full arch can be restored on as few as four implants - a fixed, permanent alternative to dentures.

What About Cost?

Implant treatment is an investment, and we treat it that way: a written plan with the full price before anything starts, financing options that break it into monthly amounts, and no surprise add-ons partway through.

Find Out If Implants Are Right for You

A consultation with 3D imaging tells us exactly what's possible for your smile. No obligation - just a clear picture and honest advice.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Does getting an implant hurt?

The placement is done under local anesthesia and most patients report less discomfort than a tooth extraction - a few days of mild soreness, managed with over-the-counter medication.

Am I too old for implants?

Age alone is almost never the barrier - healthy gums and adequate bone matter far more, and we assess both at your consultation.

What if I've been told I don't have enough bone?

Bone grafting can rebuild the area in many cases - our surgeons handle grafting at all three locations.

How do I care for an implant?

Brush and floss like a natural tooth and keep regular checkups - no special routines needed.