Dental Implants

The Gold Standard for Tooth Replacement

A dental implant is a small, biocompatible titanium post that acts as a substitute for a missing tooth root. It provides a stable foundation for a custom-made crown, looking, feeling, and functioning exactly like a natural tooth.

At The Periodontal Implant Institute, we specialize in the surgical placement of implants, working closely with your general dentist to restore your smile’s strength and aesthetics.

3D Rendering of a dental implant

Why Choose Dental Implants?

While dentures have long been the traditional solution for missing teeth, dental implants offer a permanent, life-changing alternative. Because an implant acts as a prosthetic root, it provides a level of health and stability that removable appliances simply cannot match.

Preserve Your Jawbone

Unlike dentures or bridges, implants stimulate the bone, preventing the facial "collapse" and bone loss that naturally occurs after tooth loss.

Total Stability

Enjoy your favorite foods and speak with confidence. There is no slipping, clicking, or need for messy adhesives.

Protect Your Natural Teeth

Dental implants stand on their own. We don't have to grind down your neighboring healthy teeth to support a bridge.

A Natural Look & Feel

Designed to mimic the light-reflecting properties of natural enamel, your implants will be virtually indistinguishable from your existing teeth.

Our Process

Because our doctors have advanced backgrounds in Bone Biology, we are uniquely equipped to handle complex cases that other offices might turn away.

1. Evaluation

Dr. Waleed or Dr. Carpio performs a clinical assessment and 3D imaging to determine if you are a candidate.

2. Surgical Placement

The implant is placed into the jawbone under local anesthesia. For your comfort, we also offer IV Sedation.

3. Healing Phase

Over 3–6 months, the bone naturally fuses to the implant (a process called osseointegration).

4. Final Restoration

Once healed, your general dentist places the final custom crown.

Bone Grafting & Sinus Augmentation

If you have been told you "don't have enough bone" for implants, we can help. We use advanced grafting techniques to rebuild the foundation of your jaw, making implant surgery possible even in areas of significant bone loss.

Ready to Restore Your Smile?

Don't settle for the discomfort of missing teeth or ill-fitting dentures. Schedule a consultation at our McLean office to see if you are a candidate for permanent dental implants.