Permanently replace missing teeth with lifelike, stable implants—restoring form, function, and confidence.
Dental implants mimic your natural tooth roots with titanium posts that fuse to the jawbone, providing a rock-solid foundation for crowns, bridges or implant-retained dentures. At Fairfax Dental & Cosmetics, we use 3D imaging and guided-surgery protocols to plan precise placement, then craft custom restorations that blend seamlessly with your smile. With implants, you eat, speak and smile with complete peace of mind.tch issues before they start. During every visit, we’ll perform a thorough exam, remove built-up plaque and tartar, and assess your risk for cavities and gum disease. You’ll leave not only with a brighter, cleaner smile, but also with clear guidance on how to keep your teeth and gums healthy between visits.
We capture digital scans and CBCT images to assess bone volume, nerve locations and ideal implant positions.
Under local anesthesia (plus sedation if desired), the titanium implant is gently inserted into the jawbone—often in a single, minimally invasive visit.
Over 3–6 months, the implant fuses to your bone. During this time, a temporary restoration keeps you smiling confidently.
Once healed, we attach an abutment and custom crown, bridge or denture—crafted to match your natural teeth in shape, shade and function.
From your initial consult through final restoration, our team guides you at every step—providing clear pre- and post-op instructions, supportive follow-ups during healing, and routine maintenance plans—so your implants integrate beautifully and last for decades.
Most patients report minimal discomfort—similar to a simple extraction—with effective anesthesia and sedation options.
With proper hygiene and regular check-ups, implants can last 25 years or more—often a lifetime.
If you’ve experienced bone loss, a graft can rebuild the site to support an implant; we’ll evaluate your needs during planning.
Ideal candidates are in good overall health with adequate bone. Smokers or diabetics may still qualify but require close monitoring.
