How do I know if my implant crown needs attention?

If it feels loose, looks chipped, or causes discomfort when you bite, it’s time to have it evaluated.

Can you restore an implant that was placed somewhere else?

Yes. We repair and replace crowns on existing implants, even if the original implant was placed at another office.

Will the new crown look natural and match my other teeth?

Your replacement crown is digitally designed and color matched so it blends seamlessly with your smile.

Will restoring my implant take a long time?

In many cases, restoring an implant crown is straightforward. After evaluation and scanning, treatment is planned efficiently to minimize disruption to your routine.

How long can a restored implant crown last?

With good daily cleaning and regular dental visits, a well-fitted implant crown can last many years while maintaining comfort and function.

Repair. Refine. Restore.

Implant Restorations

We repair and replace worn or damaged implant crowns with precise, natural-looking results, using digital design and careful fit.

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Same Day Crowns

Even strong implant crowns can loosen, crack, or wear over time. While we do not place new implants, Jenkins Cosmetic and Family Dentistry specializes in restoring existing implants so your bite feels stable and your smile looks natural again.

LASTING COMFORT

When Do Implants Need Restoration?

Implants include a titanium root in the jaw and a crown above the gums. Crowns can be damaged by accidents, heavy bite forces, or everyday wear. If your implant crown feels loose, shows chips or cracks, or causes discomfort, it is time to have it assessed.

How long treatment lasts: With good home care and regular checkups, implant restorations can serve for many years. Longevity depends on daily habits, oral hygiene, and overall oral health.

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Daily Care For Your Implant

Simple habits that protect your implant and support long-term comfort

Brush natural teeth and implant areas twice daily with a soft brush

Floss or use implant-safe cleaners around the implant every day

Keep regular professional cleanings and exams

Choose a tobacco-free lifestyle to reduce complications

Avoid using teeth as tools or adding unnecessary bite pressure

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How Implant Crowns Are Repaired or Replaced

We focus on comfort and fit at every stage, so the final result feels stable and natural.

01. Evaluation

Dr. Jenkins examines the implant, abutment, and existing crown to determine whether repair or replacement is needed. This step ensures the solution addresses both comfort and long-term stability.

02. Digital Scanning & Planning

Precise impressions or digital scans are taken to plan a durable, natural-looking replacement crown. The design focuses on accurate fit, bite balance, and appearance.

03. Temporary Protection if Needed

If required, a temporary crown is placed to protect the implant and maintain comfort while the final crown is made. This helps you continue daily activities without disruption.

04. Final Placement & Follow-Up

The new crown is seated, adjusted for bite and comfort, and carefully checked. You receive simple care guidance and a follow-up plan to support long-lasting results.

LASTING COMFORT

Benefits of Implant Restorations

Everyday gains you can feel in comfort, confidence, and dependable function.

Secures loose or worn crowns for a steady bite.

Improves comfort and chewing efficiency.

Refreshes appearance with a precise color match.

Accurate fit distributes forces; modern materials and digital design ensure precision.

Ready to renew your implant?

Do not let a worn or loose implant crown reduce your confidence. Book a visit with Jenkins Cosmetic and Family Dentistry to evaluate your implant and restore comfort and appearance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Here’s what most patients like to know before they get started.

How do I know if my implant crown needs attention?
If it feels loose, looks chipped, or causes discomfort when you bite, it’s time to have it evaluated.
Can you restore an implant that was placed somewhere else?
Yes. We repair and replace crowns on existing implants, even if the original implant was placed at another office.
Will the new crown look natural and match my other teeth?
Your replacement crown is digitally designed and color matched so it blends seamlessly with your smile.
Will restoring my implant take a long time?
In many cases, restoring an implant crown is straightforward. After evaluation and scanning, treatment is planned efficiently to minimize disruption to your routine.
How long can a restored implant crown last?
With good daily cleaning and regular dental visits, a well-fitted implant crown can last many years while maintaining comfort and function.