FAQ

The implant is placed surgically into the bone of the jaw to which it is fused in a process called OSSEO-INTERGRATION. This replaces the natural root of your tooth to which an implant crown is attached with a mini screw that keeps the crown attached to the implant.

Dental implants can be done right away after taking out a tooth, 3 months later a restoration is placed on the implant crown/bridge

There are many ways to restore a smile, always best to go and consult with a Dental Professional to see your options and often your smile can be improved without such extreme treatments

You can eat the same day as your implant surgery. It is recommended to eat softer foods like fish, pasta or scrambled eggs. You can not eat anything too hard or anything with seeds in it.

Laser is used to remove all of the decay in the tooth and it’s used to prepare the tooth for restorative material called composite (laser also disinfects the tooth)

Most dental implant procedures don’t hurt and the discomfort is minimal

Laser provide the benefit of not only removing the bacteria but also killing them, this will reduce the bleeding and the swelling of the gums and it may eliminate the need of gum surgery. Home care is just as important as dental care

The length for gum to heal depends on the severity of the disease, most healing on the surface takes 2-4 weeks. Deeper pocket areas may take several months to completely heal.

Yes periodontal laser treatment is less painful and more successful with a shorter healing time FDA cleared