Dental Implants in Davie, FL

Dental implants, planned like an engineering problem

Losing a tooth can be a struggle. It often happens because of issues like gum disease, decay, or injury. While visiting a dentist with a tooth loss issue may feel daunting, we’re here to help. Dental Implants provide a strong foundation that will last almost a lifetime, allowing patients to enjoy a healthy, functional smile.

It is important to replace a tooth sooner rather than later; things can shift, making things more difficult later on. If you’re weighing implants, a consultation is the place to start — bring your questions.

What Are Dental Implants?

A dental implant is a titanium post surgically placed in the jawbone to act as a stable root for a replacement tooth. We use biocompatible titanium for the implant screw and abutment, preventing rust and irritation, and the visible restoration — typically stain-resistant porcelain — blends naturally with your existing teeth.

Surgical and imaging equipment in a Regency Square Dental treatment suite.

Benefits of Implants

Acquiring dental implants can be beneficial in several ways:

They look, feel, and function just like ordinary teeth
Increase your self-confidence
You can bite and chew without pain
Low maintenance
Stimulate bone growth
Help maintain the shape of your face
Better overall oral hygiene

The diagnostic and planning area at Regency Square Dental in Davie.

What Is the Process of Receiving Dental Implants?

Two or three separate appointments are usually required to prepare your smile, place the implant screw, and then attach the customized restoration. The process is quicker at Regency Square Dental because our restorations are all made in house. Once the procedure is complete, we provide instructions on how to recover best at home so that your smile stays healthy and that complications don’t arise.

Robot-assisted implant surgery with Yomi

For implant surgery we use the Yomi robot, a guidance system that holds each implant to its planned position and angle during placement. The practical result is accuracy you can measure — and, for the patient, a faster recovery.

See how the Yomi robot works