Single tooth implants
one tooth, quietly replaced
A titanium post replaces the root and a custom crown replaces the tooth. No neighboring teeth touched, and nothing that comes out at night.
replace what's missing
The closest thing to having your tooth back, planned from a digital scan and placed through a custom-printed guide so the result looks like it grew there. Placed in-house, start to finish, with sedation on the table.

one tooth, quietly replaced
A titanium post replaces the root and a custom crown replaces the tooth. No neighboring teeth touched, and nothing that comes out at night.
several teeth, without a removable appliance
A few implants can support a fixed bridge, replacing multiple missing teeth with something solid you never take out.
a complete set of teeth, permanently anchored
A complete, fixed set of upper or lower teeth secured on implants — a stable, permanent alternative to a full denture. Dr. Camenzuli typically places six to eight implants per arch rather than the four of a marketed All-on-4 case, which spreads the load and gives the restoration more to hold onto for the long run.
a denture that stays put
If you already wear a denture, a few implants can anchor it. No more slipping, no adhesive, and far more confidence when you eat.
rebuilding a strong foundation
When the jaw has thinned after tooth loss, grafting rebuilds the site so an implant has solid bone to hold onto. Often done at the same visit as an extraction.
ready to begin
Not sure which of these you need? Book a visit or call, and we'll take a full look and talk it through before anything is planned.