Dental Implants in Stratford

At Dental Club Stratford, we specialize in dental implants in Stratford that look, feel, and function like natural teeth. Dental implants provide a long-lasting way to replace one or more missing teeth, helping you feel more comfortable with your appearance and bite.

Why Choose Dental Implants?

Dental implants replace the entire tooth structure – from root to crown – making them stronger and more secure than removable dentures or bridges. Once placed, they integrate with your jawbone and become part of your mouth’s foundation.

What Makes Dental Implants Different?

  • Stability: No slipping or clicking

  • Durability: Can last decades with proper care

  • Bone Support: Helps prevent bone loss in the jaw

  • Aesthetics: Designed to blend seamlessly with your existing teeth

The Dental Implant Procedure

Implant Consultation

We begin with digital scans and X-rays to assess jawbone health and plan the most precise placement.

Titanium Rod Placement

A minor surgical procedure is performed under local anesthesia. A small titanium rod is inserted where the missing tooth once was.

Healing and Bonding

The implant fuses with your bone in a process called osseointegration. Think of it like Velcro bonding to fabric - firm, but natural. This usually takes 3–6 months.

Abutment and Crown

Once healed, we attach a connector piece (called an abutment), followed by a custom dental crown that matches your surrounding teeth in shape and shade.

Common Concerns We Address

Worried about pain, cost, or recovery? You’re not alone. Our team walks you through:

Do Dental Implants Hurt?

Most patients say it’s easier than expected. We numb the area so well, you might stream Netflix during surgery. Mild soreness afterward can be managed with over-the-counter medication.

Replace One Tooth or Many

Options include:

  • Single tooth implant for isolated loss

  • Multi-unit bridges supported by implants

  • Full arch replacement for total restoration

Do I Need Bone Grafting?

If bone loss has occurred (often due to gum disease or long-term tooth loss), bone grafting or sinus lifts may be needed before implant placement. These additional procedures support proper healing and long-term success.

Dental Implants vs. Dentures

Dental Implants

Comfort

Feels like natural teeth

Longevity

Lasts decades

Bone health

Prevents jawbone shrinkage

Maintenance

Daily brushing and flossing

Removable Dentures

Comfort

May slip or rub

Longevity

Requires regular replacement

Bone health

Doesn’t preserve bone

Maintenance

Special cleaning required

Natural-Looking Results

The visible part of the implant is a crown, handcrafted to blend seamlessly with your existing teeth. Your smile stays bright and balanced, with no gaps or visible hardware.

Improve Oral and Overall Health

Implants don’t rely on adjacent teeth like bridges do, preserving your oral health long-term. Better chewing also supports digestion and overall wellness.

Recovery and Follow-Up

You’ll schedule follow-up appointments during healing. Most patients return to work the next day - just avoid sticky candy and hard almonds for a bit.

Confidence That Lasts

Unlike dentures, implants are fixed in place. You can:

  • Eat your favorite foods
  • Speak clearly
  • Smile freely in photos

  • All while supporting your self-confidence and quality of life.

    Book your consultation for dental implants in Stratford today.

    Let our team help you replace missing teeth with a permanent solution that looks, feels, and functions like your natural teeth.

    FAQ

    No. Most people say the procedure involves minimal discomfort, similar to a filling. We use local anesthesia to keep you completely comfortable.

    Typically 3–6 months from placement to crown. Healing time depends on your bone health and whether additional procedures like bone grafting are needed.

    Costs vary depending on how many teeth you’re replacing. We’ll provide a full treatment plan and offer payment options that work for you.

    Yes. Each dental crown is custom-made to match your natural teeth in color and shape. Most people can’t tell the difference.

    Absolutely. We offer options to replace one, several, or all of your missing teeth using implants and replacement teeth designed for full arches.

    Not always. If you’ve experienced bone loss, we may recommend it to ensure the implant has a solid foundation, but many patients don’t need it.

    With proper care and regular brushing, implants can last 20+ years – sometimes a lifetime.