Dental Implants

Precision-planned tooth replacement built on the science of long-term function and aesthetics.

What are Dental Implants

A dental implant is a titanium post placed in the jawbone to replace the root of a missing tooth, topped with a custom restoration that looks and functions like the real thing. Implants are the closest dentistry has come to replicating a natural tooth.

Older man smiling after dental implant treatment

Results That Speak for Themselves

Why Dental Implants

A dental implant is a titanium post placed in the jawbone to replace the root of a missing tooth, topped with a custom restoration that looks and functions like the real thing. Implants are the closest dentistry has come to replicating a natural tooth. Using 3D CT imaging and digital planning software, we map the position of every implant before treatment begins, which means predictable placement and that you leave with a complete smile. At Toothology in Richmond, implant care is one of our practice’s primary clinical focuses, backed by an Associate Fellowship in the American Academy of Implant Dentistry and more than 500 continuing education credits in implant dentistry.

Our Implant Treatments

Single Tooth Implants

An excellent replacement option for a single missing tooth. A titanium post, a custom abutment, and a porcelain crown matched precisely to your existing teeth.

Multiple Implants

For patients missing several teeth, implants can be placed individually or used to support a bridge that replaces multiple teeth at once, often without disturbing healthy adjacent teeth.

Full-Arch / All-on-X

A full upper or lower row of teeth supported by four or more strategically placed implants. A fixed, life-changing solution for patients facing significant tooth loss.

Implant-Supported Dentures

Removable dentures that snap securely onto implants, eliminating the slipping, sore spots, and dietary challenges of traditional dentures.

Bone Grafting

When the jawbone has thinned and resorbed, or dissolved, after tooth loss, a graft help to rebuilds the foundation needed to support an implant. Common, predictable, and planned in advance when needed.