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Dental Implant Services in Edmonton

Our dental implants provide a natural-looking, long-term solution for missing teeth, restoring both function and confidence with compassionate care.

What are Dental Implants?

Dental implants are a state-of-the-art solution designed to replace missing teeth effectively. These innovative implants replicate the natural structure of tooth roots with precision. Doing so, they establish a secure and dependable foundation for various dental restoration options, including single-tooth replacements, multiple teeth restorations, dentures, and even bone grafting procedures. Dental implants provide a permanent and lifelike answer to tooth loss, restoring not only the aesthetics of your smile but also the functionality and comfort you deserve.

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Who Can Benefit from Dental Implants?

Dental implants extend their benefits to a diverse range of individuals, accommodating various tooth replacement needs. Whether you're contending with a single missing tooth, multiple missing teeth, or seeking to fortify your jaw structure through bone grafting, dental implants have something to offer. Are dental implants the right fit for you?

Gaps left by one or more missing teeth.
Discomfort from loose dentures or partials is a concern.
You've noticed your teeth shifting or becoming mobile.
Eating and chewing have become challenging due to missing teeth.
You're experiencing persistent mouth discomfort or pain.
Bone loss in your jaw as a consequence of tooth loss.
Gum disease or periodontitis is affecting your oral health.
You've observed changes in your facial appearance due to tooth loss.
Transform your smile

What to Expect during a dental implant procedure?

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Initial Assessment

The process begins with a comprehensive evaluation of your oral health, including examining your jawbone's density and structure. This assessment helps determine the suitability of dental implants for your specific needs.

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Implant Placement

During the surgery, a biocompatible titanium post is meticulously placed into the jawbone. This post serves as the foundation for your future tooth replacement. Local anesthesia ensures your comfort throughout the procedure.

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Osseointegration

Over the following weeks or months, the magic of osseointegration occurs. The titanium post integrates with your jawbone, creating a secure and stable anchor for the replacement tooth.

4

Abutment Attachment

Once osseointegration is complete, a connector piece known as an abutment is attached to the implant. This abutment acts as a bridge between the implant and the final restoration.

5

Custom Crown Placement

A custom-made crown is crafted to blend seamlessly with your natural teeth. This crown is then securely affixed to the abutment, delivering a natural-looking, fully functional replacement tooth.

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Recovery and Follow-Up

After the procedure, a period of healing is allowed for your gums to adjust and the implant to fully integrate. Our attentive team will provide guidance for a smooth recovery and schedule follow-up appointments to ensure everything is progressing as planned.

Result Of Dental Implants: Before And After

Witness the transformative power of dental implants through compelling before and after images of our patients. These visuals showcase the significant impact dental implants can have on your smile, appearance, and overall quality of life.

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Why Choose Westview Dental As your trusted Dentist?

Our specialized team guarantees superior service, ensuring customer satisfaction through precise diagnostics and unwavering commitment to quality care.

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Experienced

Westview Dental boasts a team of seasoned professionals with years of expertise, ensuring comprehensive knowledge and skill for precise diagnostics.

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Comprehensive Approach

At Westview Dental, we provide comprehensive services. We conduct thorough dental exams to assess your overall oral health & detect any potential issues early on.

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Customer Satisfaction

At Westview Dental, your satisfaction is our priority. We prioritize clear communication, compassionate service, and patient well-being to ensure a positive experience.

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Guaranteed Quality Service

Our dental services adhere to the highest quality standards, guaranteeing accuracy, thoroughness, and peace of mind for every patient.

Begin Your Path to a

Stunning and Healthy Smile

From your first consultation, you'll quickly see why our patients consider us Edmonton's premier general dentistry service provider.

FAQs

Have a question not answered? Our customer service team is here to help.

How long does a dental implant last?

Dental implants can last a lifetime with proper care. Regular brushing, flossing, and dental checkups can ensure that your implants last longer. Your diet and overall oral health also determine longevity.

Does the dental implant hurt?

Dental implants are practically painless. A patient might experience slight pain for the first 2-3 days of the surgery which can be nullified by simple over-the-counter medication. After that, it feels just like normal teeth.

Are dental implants removable?

Dental implants can be taken care of in the same fashion you take care of your natural teeth. Regularly brushing your teeth, flossing your teeth, visiting dentists for regular checkups, and maintaining an overall good diet and oral hygiene are enough to take care of your dental implants.

Are dental implants safe?

Dental implants have been practiced for over five decades and they are as safe as any other dental procedure. It has been trusted by millions of people and upon proper care, it has no side effects and can last for a very long time.

What to eat after dental implants?

For the first 2-3 days, you must eat soft foods and liquid-based foods to avoid chewing too much. After a few days, you can eat normally as you used to do before. You may eat smoothies, mashed potatoes, eggnogs, milkshakes, pudding, soups etc. for the first 3 days.