Dental Implants in Fox Chapel

Advanced, Full-Scope Implant Dentistry – All in One Office

At Fox Chapel Advanced Dental Care, we offer comprehensive dental implant solutions — from simple to complex cases — all under one roof. Whether you're missing one tooth or need a full-mouth restoration, we have the experience, technology, and in-house capabilities to rebuild your smile with precision and care.

Why Choose Us for Dental Implants?

We’re not just placing implants — we’re transforming lives. Our advanced office is fully equipped with state-of-the-art technology and an on-site dental lab, allowing us to plan, place, and restore implants with unmatched accuracy and efficiency.

Our Dental Implant Services Include:

Tooth Extractions – Gentle removal when necessary to prepare for implant placement.
Bone Grafting – Restore and strengthen bone for optimal implant support.
Single and Multiple Dental Implants – Replace missing teeth with natural-looking, long-lasting solutions.
Full-Arch Restoration (All-on-X) – Get a stable, fixed smile without traditional dentures.
3D Imaging & Digital Planning – We use advanced CBCT scans and guided surgery to enhance safety and precision.
Same-Day Restorations – Thanks to our in-house lab and CEREC technology, many patients leave with teeth the same day.

A Seamless, Spa-Like Experience

From the moment you arrive, you'll notice a difference. Our spa-like environment, personalized approach, and modern technology ensure your comfort throughout every phase of treatment.

Restore Your Confidence

Dental implants are the gold standard for tooth replacement — durable, natural-looking, and designed to last for decades. Whether you’re replacing a single tooth or rebuilding your entire bite, we’re here to help you smile again with confidence.

SINGLE TOOTH MISSING

Benefits of an all-ceramic crown on implant:
When both the tooth and root are damaged, the best permanent replacement is a dental implant in conjunction with a ceramic crown. This solution both looks and functions just like a natural tooth.

In this case, a so-called one-piece implant is used. This means that all components are installed as a single unit, resulting in immediately full functioning teeth, shorter treatment time and minimized pain.

Immediately functioning teeth
Excellent esthetic result
Life long, stable solution

Treatment:
This procedure normally includes four visits to the dentist. You should expect to be able to work the day after having the implant installed.

COURSE OF TREATMENT

INSTALLING THE NEW TOOTH – STEP-BY-STEP

The course of treatment described here is one of several options available. Consult your dentist to find out what the best solution is for you, given your specific condition.


1: Before the procedure The dentist makes a first examination and takes one or more x-rays of the area to prepare for the procedure.	2: Installing the implant The implant is installed. At this time, a temporary tooth is provided that allows you eat and function like normal almost immediately. The implant will need a few months to integrate with the jawbone before the next step is taken.


3: Attaching the new crown The final step is the placement of the permanent ceramic tooth. The new tooth is installed for life. No additional treatment is needed.	4: End result You should expect the new tooth to fit and function just like a natural tooth. Do your usual dental hygiene to keep the tooth and gum around it clean and

ALTERNATIVES TO AN ALL-CERAMIC CROWN ON IMPLANT

	Tooth-supported fixed bridge A traditional bridge involves grinding down adjacent teeth to support the bridge. It is a stable solution with good esthetics and function that is fairly easy to install. However, this alternative has two main disadvantages: continuous bone resorbtion in the edentulous area, and sacrificing healthy teeth on behalf of the bridge.
	Removable partial denture This is not a permanent alternative to a lost tooth. It is unstable and loosely attached, which affects both function and comfort. A removable partial denture is made of plastic – a material that can't create the same esthetic result as a ceramic crown. The benefits are few but do exist: adjacent teeth aren't affected. It is easily and quickly installed and relatively cheap.
	Maryland bridge This alternative has some clear advantages: it is quickly installed, functions well and, since it is made of ceramic, it gives a high esthetic result. Moreover, natural healthy teeth aren't affected. But it is not very permanent. The resin-bonded bridge will eventually come off – probably after just a couple of years – and will then have to be reinstalled.

SINGLE TOOTH MISSING

Immediately functioning teeth
Excellent esthetic result
Life long, stable solution

Treatment:
This procedure normally includes four visits to the dentist. You should expect to be able to work the day after having the implant installed.

COURSE OF TREATMENT

INSTALLING THE NEW TOOTH – STEP-BY-STEP

The course of treatment described here is one of several options available. Consult your dentist to find out what the best solution is for you, given your specific condition.


1: Before the procedure The dentist makes a first examination and takes one or more x-rays of the area to prepare for the procedure.	2: Installing the implant The implant is installed. At this time, a temporary tooth is provided that allows you eat and function like normal almost immediately. The implant will need a few months to integrate with the jawbone before the next step is taken.


3: Attaching the new crown The final step is the placement of the permanent ceramic tooth. The new tooth is installed for life. No additional treatment is needed.	4: End result You should expect the new tooth to fit and function just like a natural tooth. Do your usual dental hygiene to keep the tooth and gum around it clean and

ALTERNATIVES TO AN ALL-CERAMIC CROWN ON IMPLANT

	Tooth-supported fixed bridge A traditional bridge involves grinding down adjacent teeth to support the bridge. It is a stable solution with good esthetics and function that is fairly easy to install. However, this alternative has two main disadvantages: continuous bone resorbtion in the edentulous area, and sacrificing healthy teeth on behalf of the bridge.
	Removable partial denture This is not a permanent alternative to a lost tooth. It is unstable and loosely attached, which affects both function and comfort. A removable partial denture is made of plastic – a material that can't create the same esthetic result as a ceramic crown. The benefits are few but do exist: adjacent teeth aren't affected. It is easily and quickly installed and relatively cheap.
	Maryland bridge This alternative has some clear advantages: it is quickly installed, functions well and, since it is made of ceramic, it gives a high esthetic result. Moreover, natural healthy teeth aren't affected. But it is not very permanent. The resin-bonded bridge will eventually come off – probably after just a couple of years – and will then have to be reinstalled.

Dental Implants in Fox Chapel

Advanced, Full-Scope Implant Dentistry – All in One Office

Why Choose Us for Dental Implants?

Our Dental Implant Services Include:

A Seamless, Spa-Like Experience

Restore Your Confidence

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SINGLE TOOTH MISSING

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