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When maintained with daily brushing and flossing, the implant can last a lifetime. It is important to continue regular dental cleanings and exams twice a year.

While the upfront cost of a dental implant is often higher than bridges or dentures, implants can last several decades longer. This means your dental implants provide exceptional long-term value that will benefit you for the rest of your life. 

The most common thing we hear from patients is that dental implants increase their confidence, especially in social situations. They can speak naturally without concern that their teeth may come loose. They also can choose from the entire menu at a restaurant instead of excluding certain foods. Dental implants allow you to achieve a natural looking and low maintenance smile.

• Natural Appearance: Dental implants are individually designed to fit the mouth of each patient. They look and feel just like natural teeth because they become part of you.
• Comfort: Because they are permanent and secured into your jawbone, you no longer have to deal with the discomfort of ill-fitting dentures slipping and sliding around your mouth. 
• Durability: With proper care, dental implants can last a lifetime. They have a success rate up to 98%.
• Easy Upkeep: Dental implants are cared for just like the rest of your natural teeth. Say goodbye to messy adhesives. Brushing and flossing are all you need to do to care for your implants. Most patients can’t tell the difference between an implant and a natural tooth.
• Easier Eating: Sliding or clicking dentures can make chewing a pain. Dental implants allow you to return to eating your favorite foods with comfort and ease. Biting down will feel natural again.
• Clear Speech: Slurred speech and lisps associated with ill-fitting dentures will become a problem of the past with permanent dental implants. 
• Confidence: Dental implants allow you to regain confidence with a natural, beautiful smile. You will be able to engage in social activities without fear of your dentures falling out or embarrassment over missing or damaged teeth.