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Precision & Timing

Single & Immediate Implants

Whether you’re replacing one tooth or several, each implant is planned around your specific anatomy — and when your site allows, placed the same day as your extraction rather than waiting months in between.

Why Immediate Placement Matters

When your bone and site allow it, the implant can go in the same day as the extraction.

Traditional implant treatment often means waiting several months after an extraction before the site is ready. When your anatomy allows, immediate placement lets the implant go in during the same visit as the extraction — reducing the number of procedures and the overall timeline, without skipping the planning that makes it successful. This isn’t right for every site. Bone quality, infection risk, and your overall treatment plan are all evaluated with imaging first, so the decision is based on your anatomy, not a one-size-fits-all approach.

What's Included

Implants planned around your anatomy and timeline

Single-Tooth Implants

Replacing one missing tooth with a fixed, individually planned implant rather than a removable option.

Multiple Implants

Replacing several teeth in the same visit, each planned around your bone and bite.

Immediate Placement Following Extraction

When your site allows, the implant is placed the same day as the extraction, evaluated case by case with imaging.

What to Expect

Planned with imaging, matched to your comfort, followed up with care

Imaging-Guided Planning

3D imaging maps each tooth's position and proximity to nerves and neighboring teeth, so your procedure is planned with a clear picture rather than guesswork.

Comfort Matched to the Procedure

Sedation is titrated to you and matched to the complexity of your case, whether it's one implant or several.

Recovery Coordinated With Your Dentist

At-home care instructions and techniques like PRF are often used to support healing, with follow-up coordinated alongside your referring dentist.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about single & immediate implants

Am I a candidate for immediate implant placement?
It depends on your bone quality, whether there’s any active infection at the site, and your overall treatment plan. This is evaluated with imaging at your consultation — many patients are candidates, but not every site is ready for same-day placement.
That’s common, and it’s not a setback — it just means a staged approach. Your extraction and bone grafting come first, followed by a healing period, with the implant planned once your site is ready.
Implants are designed to closely match the fit, function, and appearance of your natural teeth. Your restoring dentist handles the final crown, working from a foundation planned around your specific bite and anatomy, and results can vary from patient to patient.
Placement itself is often a single visit, but full integration and your final crown typically take a few months as the implant settles into the bone. Timelines vary by patient and site, and are mapped out with you at consultation.