Dental Implant Surgery

Precise, Predictable Implant Placement for Long-Lasting Results

Why Implant Surgery Matters

At Thomas & Anderegg Periodontic Clinic, our periodontists use advanced imaging, careful planning, and minimally invasive techniques to ensure your implant integrates securely with the bone and supports a natural-looking restoration for years to come.


High-quality implant results begin with precise placement. Implants replace the natural tooth root, preserving bone strength and providing a stable foundation for crowns, bridges, or full-arch restorations. With experienced surgical care, implants offer exceptional long-term success and function. Implant surgery helps:

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Preserve bone and prevent jawbone shrinkage

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Support natural chewing and bite strength

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Provide stability for single or full-arch restorations

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Replace missing teeth without affecting surrounding teeth

What to Expect During Your Surgery

Your implant procedure begins with a thorough evaluation and a personalized treatment plan tailored to your needs. Every step is focused on safety, comfort, and achieving the best possible result.


Comprehensive Planning

We use advanced digital imaging and 3D scans to evaluate bone levels, plan implant positioning, and ensure precise placement.


Surgical Placement

The titanium or ceramic implant post is placed gently into the jawbone under local anesthesia, with sedation options available for enhanced comfort.


Healing and Integration

Over the next several months, the implant fuses naturally with the bone (osseointegration), creating a secure foundation for your restoration.


Final Restoration

Once healed, your dentist attaches a custom crown, bridge, or full-arch prosthesis that blends seamlessly with your natural smile.

Benefits of Modern Implant Surgery

Modern implant techniques make treatment more comfortable, predictable, and efficient.

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Minimally invasive approach for reduced healing time

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Precise placement guided by digital imaging

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Safe, controlled experience with sedation options

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Strong long-term stability and natural aesthetics

Ceramic and Titanium Dental Implants

Dental implants can be placed using either titanium or ceramic materials, depending on your needs, health history, and treatment goals. Both options are designed to replace the tooth root and support a strong, natural-looking restoration. During your consultation, your periodontist will review your bone levels, bite, and medical considerations to recommend the most appropriate implant type for long-term stability and function.


Titanium Implants

A widely used option known for strength and stability


Ceramic Implants

A metal-free option with natural-looking aesthetics


Personalized Material Selection

Chosen based on your case and preferences


Long-Term Support

Both designed to anchor crowns, bridges, or full-arch restorations