Replace one missing tooth with an implant and crown that blends in so well you'll forget which one it is.
A single-tooth implant replaces both the root (a titanium post) and the crown of a missing tooth. Unlike a bridge, it doesn't touch the healthy teeth next door, and it stops the bone loss that follows a missing tooth. Placed and restored by Dr. Tan Khuu in Garden Grove.
[DRAFT — Dr. Khuu to review specifics: same-day temporaries for front teeth? healing times?]
An implant doesn't grind down the neighboring teeth, preserves bone, and typically outlasts a bridge — but a bridge can be faster and initially cheaper. See our bridges vs. implants comparison, or ask at your consultation.
The crown is custom-shaded and shaped by the lab to blend with your natural teeth.
Sooner is easier — bone shrinks after a tooth is lost. But even long-gone teeth can usually be replaced with grafting first if needed.
A free consultation with a 3D scan gets you a real answer and an honest, all-in quote — no pressure.