Dental Implants

Restore Your Smile with High-Quality Dental Implant in Burlingame

Image of a dental implant. If you have one or multiple missing teeth, dental implant restorations may be the perfect tooth replacement option for you. However, it can be challenging to find a dental practice that has the skills and experience to meet your diverse tooth restoration needs. At Burlingame Dentist, we're proud to provide quality implant-supported restorations ranging from crowns to dentures. Regardless of how much your smile has been affected by tooth loss, our experienced team is here to improve its functionality and overall visual appeal.

We know how frustrating it can be to visit the dentist and feel like you're just a number. That's why our compassionate and friendly dental team treats each of our patients like family. From answering your questions to catering to your needs, we're committed to making your implant restoration experience as stress-free as possible. Call us or visit our office to schedule your next appointment and get the Burlingame tooth replacement services you deserve!

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Traditional vs. Implant-Supported Restorations

It can be challenging to understand the differences between traditional and implant-supported restorations. To help you feel comfortable about our services, our knowledgeable dental team is here to explain each option so you know which restoration option best fits your needs. Although traditional and implant-supported restorations may seem similar, there are distinct differences that separate the two.

Traditional Restorations

Traditional restorations include any restoration that doesn't require a dental implant for placement. Some of the most popular forms of traditional restorations include crowns, bridges, and dentures. Although not every traditional restoration is the same, most require healthy tooth material to be the base for placement, which is prohibitive if you're missing teeth.

Implant-Supported Restorations

Implant-supported restorations are any restoration that requires dental implants for placement. This restorative option can be ideal whether you're missing a single tooth or an entire arch of teeth. Implant-supported restorations offer a high degree of functionality and durability and you can treat them like your natural teeth. They also offer many benefits that support your overall oral health like encouraging proper jawbone and gum interaction.

Which Implant Restoration Is Right for Me?

When you visit our practice for the first time, we'll conduct an extensive oral exam. Using technology like x-rays, we'll look at the condition of your smile, including your teeth, gums, and jawbone. If your smile is healthy enough for dental implant placement, our dentist then sits down with you to determine which implant-supported option will work best. For example, if most of your teeth in an arch are missing and the remaining natural teeth are either damaged or decayed, we may recommend moving forward with implant-supported dentures. At Burlingame Dentist, our implant restoration selections include:

Implant-supported crowns: This restorative option is an excellent way to replace a single tooth from root to crown. Implant-supported crowns are one of the most adaptable restorations as multiple can be placed throughout your smile to fill in potentially problematic gaps. Furthermore, implant-supported crowns are popular for their natural appearance as they blend in with your remaining teeth and feel natural, too.


Implant-supported bridges: Implant-supported bridges replace multiple teeth in a row. Typically, they're anchored by two dental implants and can be combined with crowns. One of the most significant benefits of implant-supported bridges is that there's less of a risk for bone loss as the implants stimulate jawbone health.


Implant-supported dentures: If you enjoy the appearance of traditional dentures but want a more permanent, functional solution, implant-supported dentures may be perfect for you. Implant-supported dentures replace entire arches of teeth and are supported by multiple strategically placed implant posts. Cleaning them is less complicated than traditional dentures because you can treat them much like your natural teeth.

Implant Restorations FAQs

Choosing an implant-supported restoration can be a major decision in your life. As such, it's normal to have questions. Our friendly and compassionate dental staff is here to provide the answers you need to feel informed and confident before making your decision. Some of the most frequently asked questions about implant restorations include:

How long do implant-supported restorations last?

With proper care and regular dental checkups, implant-supported restorations can last decades. However, it's not uncommon for dental implant restorations to last a lifetime of use.

No, implant restorations are permanent and not meant to be removed. However, our dentist can easily remove the restored tooth from the implant post and replace it.

It's normal to feel some discomfort immediately following the placement of your restoration. However, any discomfort or pain will go away soon after.

Your Office for Implant Tooth Replacement in Burlingame

At Burlingame Dentist, we're passionate about providing excellent implant restorations. Whether you're struggling with a decayed tooth or you've damaged multiple teeth in an accident, our team will work to make your smile look and feels its best. We look forward to meeting you and learning how we can help to restore your good oral health. Contact us today to schedule your appointment with our team and get the Burlingame dental implant restorations you need!

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