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Dental Implants

Permanent Precision Dental Implants in Aventura, FL
Restoring The Foundation

Losing a tooth is about more than just a gap in your smile; it is a loss of structural integrity. When a tooth is missing, the jawbone beneath it begins to recede, which can lead to shifting teeth and changes in your facial profile. At BOND Aesthetic, we view dental implants as the gold standard for reconstruction. We don't just fill the empty space; we rebuild the tooth from the root up. Our goal is to give you a replacement that feels, functions, and looks so natural that it becomes an indistinguishable part of you.

The Anatomy Of An Implant

Unlike dentures or bridges which rest on top of the gums or rely on other teeth, a dental implant is a standalone replacement for the entire tooth structure. It consists of three precision-engineered components:
 

  • The Implant Post: A small, biocompatible titanium or zirconia screw that is gently placed into the jawbone, acting as a new artificial root.

  • The Abutment: A connector piece that secures the visible tooth to the internal root.

  • The Restoration: The custom-made ceramic crown that sits on top—the only part of the implant the world sees.

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Candidates For Implant Therapy

Implants are the most versatile solution in modern dentistry. They are the recommended pathway if you are looking to address:
 

  • Single Tooth Loss: Replacing a missing tooth without grinding down the healthy neighboring teeth for a bridge.

  • Multiple Missing Teeth: Using implants to support a bridge, eliminating the need for a removable partial denture.

  • Loose Dentures: Securing a loose denture with implants ("All-on-4" or snap-on dentures) so you can eat and speak with total confidence.

  • Failing Teeth: Replacing a tooth that cannot be saved due to fracture or deep decay.

The Treatment Timeline

We utilize digital surgical planning to ensure the process is efficient, safe, and minimally invasive.
 

  1. Digital Planning: We use 3D CBCT imaging to visualize your bone density and nerve anatomy. We virtually place the implant on the computer before we ever touch your mouth.

  2. Surgical Placement: The implant post is placed into the jawbone. Thanks to our guided surgical guides, this is often a quick procedure with minimal discomfort.

  3. Osseointegration (Healing): Over the next few months, your bone naturally fuses to the implant, locking it in place. We often place a temporary aesthetic tooth during this phase so you aren't walking around with a gap.

  4. The Final Restoration: Once healing is complete, we attach the custom ceramic crown. We check your bite to ensure it handles chewing forces perfectly.

Why Choose BOND Aesthetic?

Successful implant dentistry requires a marriage of surgical skill and cosmetic artistry.
 

  • Gum Architecture: We don't just place the hardware; we sculpt the surrounding gum tissue to ensure the implant emerges from the gum line looking exactly like a natural tooth.

  • Guided Precision: We use 3D-printed surgical guides for every case, ensuring the implant is placed at the exact angle required for the best aesthetic result.

  • Metal-Free Options: For patients with metal sensitivities or thin gums, we offer Zirconia (ceramic) implants that are completely white and metal-free.

  • Sedation Dentistry: We offer various sedation options to ensure you essentially "sleep" through the placement appointment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Is the surgery painful?
    Most patients are surprised by how easy the recovery is—often reporting less discomfort than a tooth extraction. We use local anesthesia and sedation to ensure the procedure itself is completely painless.

  • How long do dental implants last?
    The implant post (the screw) is designed to be permanent and can last a lifetime with proper care. The crown on top may need replacement after 15-20 years due to normal wear and tear.

  • Am I too old for implants?
    There is no upper age limit for dental implants. As long as you are in good general health and have sufficient bone density, you are a candidate.

  • What if I don't have enough bone?
    If you have been missing a tooth for a long time, you may have experienced bone loss. We can often perform a bone graft procedure to regenerate the foundation needed to support an implant.

Visit Us

Our office is conveniently located for patients in Aventura, Ojus, Highland Lakes, and those commuting from nearby areas like Sunny Isles Beach and Hallandale Beach.

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