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What Are Dental Implant Restorations?
Dental implant restorations are used to complete the final step of the implant process by attaching a custom-made crown, bridge, or denture to your dental implant. At Kind Heart Dental in Santa Maria, CA, Dr. Christiane Trigueros creates beautiful, durable restorations that look and function like natural teeth. Whether you’ve just had implants placed or need to replace an existing restoration, we’re here to restore your smile with precision and care.
How It Works
A Simple 3-Step Process
Step 1
Implant Evaluation
We assess your implant and surrounding tissue to ensure it’s ready for restoration.
Step 2
Take Impressions and Design Your Restoration
Using digital tools, we create a crown, bridge, or denture that fits securely and matches your natural teeth.
Step 3
Attach the Restoration
Your custom piece is secured to the implant, restoring full function and aesthetics.
Types
Types of Implant Restorations
We offer several types of restorations based on how many teeth you’re replacing and your specific needs.
Single-tooth crowns for individual implants
Implant-supported bridges for multiple missing teeth
Implant-supported dentures for full arch restoration
Benefits of Dental Implant Restorations
Implant restorations offer a reliable and natural-feeling solution for missing teeth.
- Mimic the appearance and strength of natural teeth
- Prevent bone loss and maintain facial structure
- Improve chewing, speech, and comfort
- Stable and long-lasting solution
- No shifting or slipping like traditional dentures
Why Choose Kind Heart Dental?
Dr. Christiane Trigueros specializes in custom dental implant restorations that enhance your smile and quality of life. With a focus on comfort, function, and aesthetics, we help ensure your restored implant looks and feels completely natural.
Frequently Asked Questions
It’s the final crown, bridge, or denture placed on top of a dental implant to complete your smile.
With good care, implant restorations can last 10–15 years or more.
Yes. We can assess and replace worn or broken restorations as needed.
No. Placing the restoration is non-invasive and typically doesn’t require anesthesia.
Some plans may cover part of the cost. We’ll help review your benefits and options.