These implants have a color that closely matches natural teeth, allowing them to blend seamlessly with the gums for a more aesthetic appearance. Zeramex implants are strong, durable, and long-lasting, providing reliable performance over time. Their advanced technology ensures excellent integration with the bone, offering stability and comfort.
- Metal-free, high-quality ceramic implants
- Natural-looking, biocompatible, and allergy-safe
- Seamlessly blend with gums for better aesthetics
- Strong, durable, and long-lasting
- Excellent bone integration for stability and comfort
- Modern and reliable solution for missing teeth
Bone Integration & Comfort
Dental implants require a strong and stable foundation in the jawbone to function properly. When a tooth has been missing for a long time or has been lost due to trauma, infection, or periodontal disease, the surrounding bone may gradually shrink. In these situations, bone grafting procedures can help rebuild the jawbone and prepare the area for successful dental implant placement.
At Periodontal Health Associates in Lynchburg, VA, we provide advanced bone grafting and sinus elevation procedures designed to restore lost bone and create a stable environment for dental implants. These regenerative procedures allow many patients who previously lacked sufficient bone to become candidates for implant treatment.
As periodontal specialists, Dr. Ryan C. Anderson and Dr. Yailin Diaz Pichardo (Dr. Diaz) have extensive training in procedures that regenerate bone and support the long-term success of dental implants. Their expertise in periodontics allows them to carefully evaluate each patient’s bone structure and develop treatment plans that promote healthy healing and predictable outcomes.
By combining modern regenerative techniques with advanced imaging and planning technology, our team helps patients restore the foundation needed for successful implant dentistry.
Why Bone Grafting Is Sometimes Necessary
The jawbone naturally changes over time when teeth are missing. Without stimulation from the tooth root, the bone in that area can gradually deteriorate. This process, known as bone resorption, can reduce both the height and width of the jawbone.
For dental implants to be placed successfully, there must be sufficient bone to securely support them. When bone loss has occurred, bone grafting procedures may be recommended before implant placement to rebuild the necessary support.
Bone grafting can help:
- Restore lost bone structure
- Improve implant stability and long-term success
- Preserve the natural shape of the jaw and gums
- Prepare the site for future implant placement