Teeth Replacement Educational Videos

Replace all upper or lower missing teeth supported by 4 dental implants without glue or adhesives.

Learn about how a combination of dental implants and a connected bar between them can help replace missing teeth.

Single tooth implants are used to restore or replace a missing front tooth or back tooth.

Explore different alternatives to dental implants.

Learn more about the process involved in placing a dental implant to restore missing teeth.

Denture resorption is a common condition resulting from wearing a partial or full denture.

A fixed dental bridge is composed of several connected dental crowns anchored by healthy teeth to the left and right of the missing teeth.

Full-arch implants use a series of 4 or more dental implants to restore an entire arch of missing teeth.

A full denture replaces all of the missing teeth in a patient's upper or lower arch using a removable set of teeth usualy made of acrylic.

Immediate dental implants are also referred to as same-day implants. They are placed immediately after removing a tooth or teeth.

Compared to traditional dental implants mini dental implants are thinner and are often a good solution for patients with bone loss.

Learn about the causes and implications of a missing front tooth or a missing posterior tooth.

Multiple implants can be used to replace several missing teeth with a fixed restoration that functions and feels like natural teeth.

Single tooth implants are used to restore or replace a missing front tooth or back tooth.

Snap in dentures or implant supported denture by mini implants is a simple and effective way to stabilize a loose denture.