Dental Implants in Winnipeg

The many different uses of dental implants

Recently, our local Winnipeg facility became one of only a handful in North America to add state of the art 3D imaging software. This CAD/CAM software enables us to formulate an implant treatment plan ‘virtually’ prior to placement. Three-dimensional scans allow for the highest standards of safety and predictability in dentistry today.

If you or your loved ones have questions about dental implants, we would be happy to take some time to explain all available options. Book an appointment…

Dental Implants can be used for several applications including:

Dental Implant Supported Crowns:

If you have only one missing tooth, a dental crown supported by a dental implant is and excellent choice of restoration. Like a natural root, a dental implant provides the foundation for a dental crown. This implant/crown assembly functions very much like the missing tooth did.
Ask us if you are a candidate for an implant-supported crown.

Dental Implant Bridge:

If you are missing multiple teeth, a dental bridge is an ideal treatment. There are many different kinds of bridges available; however, an implant supported bridge is one of the best solutions for beautiful esthetics and optimal function. Like natural roots, dental implants provide the foundation for a dental bridge. The implant bridge functions very much like the missing teeth did. Ask us if you are a candidate for an implant-supported bridge.

Removable Overdentures on Implants:

Millions of people are missing most or all of their teeth. For these people, a denture replacement solution that eliminates the need for denture adhesives might mean a new level of comfort and ease in their life. Denture replacement alternatives use dental implants for retention, thereby removing the need for the use of messy and unreliable denture adhesives. Implant retained dentures can also help in reducing or even eliminating painful denture gum sores. If you or your loved ones require a denture repair, or are considering new dentures altogether, consider a denture replacement alternative with a solid foundation and leave your denture adhesives behind! 

Permanent Dentures on Implants:

If you are tired of dentures moving around in your mouth, rubbing your gums and causing denture sores, or are discouraged with using denture adhesives, permanent complete tooth replacement may be right for you. A fixed denture solution consists of a dental implant bridge supported by four or more dental implants. By using dental implants to secure permanent dentures, you can regain that confidence of having fixed, solid teeth again. If you or your loved ones are suffering with dentures and desire an alternative, book a consultation and learn more. We will be happy to take time to discuss all of your options.

Dental implants are very common treatment today. Visit our dedicated section to learn more about dental implants or just ask us how they may work for you!

Dental Implants in Winnipeg

The many different uses of dental implants

Recently, our local Winnipeg facility became one of only a handful in North America to add state of the art 3D imaging software. This CAD/CAM software enables us to formulate an implant treatment plan ‘virtually’ prior to placement. Three-dimensional scans allow for the highest standards of safety and predictability in dentistry today.

If you or your loved ones have questions about dental implants, we would be happy to take some time to explain all available options. Book an appointment…

Dental Implants can be used for several applications including:

Dental Implant Supported Crowns:

If you have only one missing tooth, a dental crown supported by a dental implant is and excellent choice of restoration. Like a natural root, a dental implant provides the foundation for a dental crown. This implant/crown assembly functions very much like the missing tooth did.
Ask us if you are a candidate for an implant-supported crown.

Dental Implant Bridge:

If you are missing multiple teeth, a dental bridge is an ideal treatment. There are many different kinds of bridges available; however, an implant supported bridge is one of the best solutions for beautiful esthetics and optimal function. Like natural roots, dental implants provide the foundation for a dental bridge. The implant bridge functions very much like the missing teeth did. Ask us if you are a candidate for an implant-supported bridge.

Removable Overdentures on Implants:

Millions of people are missing most or all of their teeth. For these people, a denture replacement solution that eliminates the need for denture adhesives might mean a new level of comfort and ease in their life. Denture replacement alternatives use dental implants for retention, thereby removing the need for the use of messy and unreliable denture adhesives. Implant retained dentures can also help in reducing or even eliminating painful denture gum sores. If you or your loved ones require a denture repair, or are considering new dentures altogether, consider a denture replacement alternative with a solid foundation and leave your denture adhesives behind! 

Permanent Dentures on Implants:

If you are tired of dentures moving around in your mouth, rubbing your gums and causing denture sores, or are discouraged with using denture adhesives, permanent complete tooth replacement may be right for you. A fixed denture solution consists of a dental implant bridge supported by four or more dental implants. By using dental implants to secure permanent dentures, you can regain that confidence of having fixed, solid teeth again. If you or your loved ones are suffering with dentures and desire an alternative, book a consultation and learn more. We will be happy to take time to discuss all of your options.

Dental implants are very common treatment today. Visit our dedicated section to learn more about dental implants or just ask us how they may work for you!

What Is A Dental Implant?

Information about Dental Implants

If you live in Winnipeg MB, and are interested in learning more about dental implants, and how they might change your life for the better, visit the Winnipeg Dentists at Tuxedo Dental Group.

What Is A Dental Implant?

Information about Dental Implants

If you live in Winnipeg MB, and are interested in learning more about dental implants, and how they might change your life for the better, visit the Winnipeg Dentists at Tuxedo Dental Group.

Why Dental Implants?

Tooth Loss causes Bone Loss

A natural tooth does a lot more than help you cut and grind food and make for nice smiles. It also plays an important role under the gumline where you can't see it.

Natural teeth need the support of the bone in your jaw to survive. When you lose a tooth, the bone begins to shrink and weaken. For some people, the amount of bone lost is not too serious -there's still enough bone to provide a good solid foundation for a full or partial denture.

Unfortunately for some patients, shrinking bone can trigger a number of problems. It can cause dentures to fit loosely, making it hard to bite and chew. Dentures rub and underlying gum becomes sore and painful. Speech may be impaired and along with it, self Image.

Dental implants are the closest cousin to natural teeth. They are permanent false teeth anchored right into your jawbone. They're more stable than dentures, and you'll be able to eat almost anything with ease and comfort. Many patients find implants give them a more positive self-image and more confidence.

Dental Implants can be employed to replace one, several, or all missing teeth.

If you live in Winnipeg, and wish to learn more about dental implants, Book an appointment and ask us how implants might work for you!

Why Dental Implants?

Tooth Loss causes Bone Loss

A natural tooth does a lot more than help you cut and grind food and make for nice smiles. It also plays an important role under the gumline where you can't see it.

Natural teeth need the support of the bone in your jaw to survive. When you lose a tooth, the bone begins to shrink and weaken. For some people, the amount of bone lost is not too serious -there's still enough bone to provide a good solid foundation for a full or partial denture.

Unfortunately for some patients, shrinking bone can trigger a number of problems. It can cause dentures to fit loosely, making it hard to bite and chew. Dentures rub and underlying gum becomes sore and painful. Speech may be impaired and along with it, self Image.

Dental implants are the closest cousin to natural teeth. They are permanent false teeth anchored right into your jawbone. They're more stable than dentures, and you'll be able to eat almost anything with ease and comfort. Many patients find implants give them a more positive self-image and more confidence.

Dental Implants can be employed to replace one, several, or all missing teeth.

If you live in Winnipeg, and wish to learn more about dental implants, Book an appointment and ask us how implants might work for you!

The Benefits of Dental Implants

Dental implants are the best way to restore your smile.

Dental Implants have a high “patient satisfaction” following treatment.

An Implant supported restoration looks, feels and functions much like a natural tooth.
» Improved chewing function
» Improved health
» Maintained facial structure(bone)
» Enhanced self esteem

Why Dental Implants?

• The only tooth replacement that maintains bone
• An excellent choice for replacing natural teeth both with function & esthetics
• Preserve healthy adjacent teeth
• Proven long-term success

"The elderly edentulousimplants next avoid many types of foods, Particularly raw vegetables and other hard and tough foods, Because they cannot chew these with conventional dentures."

"As a result, such individuals consume significantly less protein And other key nutrients - including fiber, calcium, non-heme iron, And some vitamins - than do individuals with teeth."

To find out if dental implants are right for you, contact your the dental implant experts at Tuxedo Dental Group. Our team of Winnipeg Dentists are looking forward to giving you a brand new smile.

The Benefits of Dental Implants

Dental implants are the best way to restore your smile.

Dental Implants have a high “patient satisfaction” following treatment.

An Implant supported restoration looks, feels and functions much like a natural tooth.
» Improved chewing function
» Improved health
» Maintained facial structure(bone)
» Enhanced self esteem

Why Dental Implants?

• The only tooth replacement that maintains bone
• An excellent choice for replacing natural teeth both with function & esthetics
• Preserve healthy adjacent teeth
• Proven long-term success

"The elderly edentulousimplants next avoid many types of foods, Particularly raw vegetables and other hard and tough foods, Because they cannot chew these with conventional dentures."

"As a result, such individuals consume significantly less protein And other key nutrients - including fiber, calcium, non-heme iron, And some vitamins - than do individuals with teeth."

To find out if dental implants are right for you, contact your the dental implant experts at Tuxedo Dental Group. Our team of Winnipeg Dentists are looking forward to giving you a brand new smile.

Dental Implants Vs. Dental Bridges

Traditionally, when a tooth was lost, the only fixed(non-removable) option for it's replacement was a dental bridge.  Under most circumstances, bridgework relies on the two teeth on either side of a space to hold a tooth(or teeth) in the middle.

A bridge continues to be an excellent method of tooth replacement; however, bridgework can have some disadvantages over dental implants:

• Bone loss will occur where a tooth is extracted.  Dental implants will tend to maintain that bone, whereas bridges will not. 
• Bridgework requires preparation of the adjacent teeth - sometimes otherwise healthy teeth need to be ground down to hold a bridge.
• Bridgework is connected to the adjacentdentistry next teeth making flossing more challenging.  There are specialized floss threaders for this purpose. 
• Long term success rates of bridgework tend not to be as high as dental implant treatment.

Dental Implants Vs. Dental Bridges

Traditionally, when a tooth was lost, the only fixed(non-removable) option for it's replacement was a dental bridge.  Under most circumstances, bridgework relies on the two teeth on either side of a space to hold a tooth(or teeth) in the middle.

A bridge continues to be an excellent method of tooth replacement; however, bridgework can have some disadvantages over dental implants:

• Bone loss will occur where a tooth is extracted.  Dental implants will tend to maintain that bone, whereas bridges will not. 
• Bridgework requires preparation of the adjacent teeth - sometimes otherwise healthy teeth need to be ground down to hold a bridge.
• Bridgework is connected to the adjacentdentistry next teeth making flossing more challenging.  There are specialized floss threaders for this purpose. 
• Long term success rates of bridgework tend not to be as high as dental implant treatment.

Tuxedo Dental Group's Unique Planning Software

TDG's Unique Planning Software

Our facility is one of only a handful in North America to add a state of the art 3D imaging software to aid in the treatment planning of dental implants.  This software allows for viewing and manipulation of digital CT Scans of a patients jaw structure.

This sort of 'virtual' treatment plan allows for the highest standards of safety and predictability in dentistry today.

In certain circumstances or for extensive cases, a specialized surgical template can be fabricated using the information from the 'virtual' 3D plan.  At the time of restoration, this template may be transferred to a patients' mouth and be used to guide the dentist in the placement of the implants.  This procedure allows for an increased level of precision and is significantly less invasive than traditional techniques.

Watch this short clip to learn more...

Dr. A Gauthier - Dr. M Mollot - Dr. D Kindrat - Dr. M Pilley - Dr. J Archer

Tuxedo Dental Group's Unique Planning Software

TDG's Unique Planning Software

Our facility is one of only a handful in North America to add a state of the art 3D imaging software to aid in the treatment planning of dental implants.  This software allows for viewing and manipulation of digital CT Scans of a patients jaw structure.

This sort of 'virtual' treatment plan allows for the highest standards of safety and predictability in dentistry today.

In certain circumstances or for extensive cases, a specialized surgical template can be fabricated using the information from the 'virtual' 3D plan.  At the time of restoration, this template may be transferred to a patients' mouth and be used to guide the dentist in the placement of the implants.  This procedure allows for an increased level of precision and is significantly less invasive than traditional techniques.

Watch this short clip to learn more...

Dr. A Gauthier - Dr. M Mollot - Dr. D Kindrat - Dr. M Pilley - Dr. J Archer

TDG's 3D Guided Implant Placement

A new and improved way of providing dental implants.

Guided Implant Surgery is a revolutionary new treatment planning and surgical implementation system, which enables pre-planned treatment. The specialized components are combined with a customized Surgical Template created to guide the dentist with unrivaled predictability, accuracy and ease.  If you or someone you know have missing teeth or loose, ill-fitting dentures, call us and we will take time to answer your questions regarding the advantages of Guided Implant Placement!

Watch this short clip to learn more about guided implant placement!

TDG's 3D Guided Implant Placement

A new and improved way of providing dental implants.

Guided Implant Surgery is a revolutionary new treatment planning and surgical implementation system, which enables pre-planned treatment. The specialized components are combined with a customized Surgical Template created to guide the dentist with unrivaled predictability, accuracy and ease.  If you or someone you know have missing teeth or loose, ill-fitting dentures, call us and we will take time to answer your questions regarding the advantages of Guided Implant Placement!

Watch this short clip to learn more about guided implant placement!