

Strong. Stable. Seamless.
Dental Implants
Missing teeth can make daily life harder. At Jenkins Cosmetic and Family Dentistry, dental implants provide a convenient, reliable solution that feels secure and looks like your own teeth.
What are Dental Implants?
Dental implants are designed to mimic a natural tooth. A small titanium post is placed in the jaw to act as a new root, then a custom crown, bridge, or denture is attached to create a strong, lifelike replacement.
Book an AppointmentHow Dental Implants Work


Replaces teeth lost to injury or decay with a secure, natural feeling solution

Uses healthy gums and bone to anchor a stable foundation

Improves stability and comfort if you currently wear dentures or a bridge

Restores confidence in eating, speaking, and smiling

We assess your mouth and map the best plan for you
How Dental Implants Are Placed and Restored
Benefits of Dental Implants

Strong, stable chewing and clearer speech.
Natural looking esthetics that match nearby teeth.
Helps preserve bone and facial structure.
Protects neighboring teeth by replacing only what is missing.
Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I’m a good candidate for dental implants?
You may be a good candidate if you have healthy gums, enough bone support, and want a long-term replacement that feels secure. A consultation and scan confirm this.
Will the implant look and feel like a natural tooth?
Yes. The titanium post acts like a root, and the custom crown is designed to match your nearby teeth, giving a stable, natural feel when you chew and speak.
How long does healing take before the final tooth is attached?
The implant typically needs a short healing period to bond with the bone. Once stable, we attach the custom restoration for full comfort and function.
Will dental implants affect my daily routine?
Most patients return to normal activities quickly. During healing, you may follow simple care guidelines, but daily life is usually not disrupted.
How long can dental implants last with proper care?
With good brushing, flossing, and regular checkups, dental implants are designed to last many years and often serve as a long-term solution.
Ways we help you smile

General Dentistry
Prevent Problems Early


Cosmetic Dentistry
Natural Smile Refinement


Restorative Dentistry
Repair, Replace, Strengthen


Oral Surgery
Treat Complex Conditions



