Natural looking teeth implants restore both how your smile looks and how it works. These implants replace missing teeth with a titanium post placed in the jaw, an abutment that links to a prosthetic, and a crown, bridge, or denture made to match your natural teeth. At New Smile Now the surgeons handle precise placement of implant posts and abutments, then coordinate with your general dentist for the final prosthetic work, so your new teeth look and feel natural.
What are natural looking teeth implants?
Natural looking teeth implants consist of three parts: the fixture (the titanium post in the bone), the abutment (the connector), and the prosthetic (crown, bridge, or denture). A well-placed post and abutment create a stable base that supports a lifelike crown or denture. When color, shape, and contours are matched to your adjacent teeth, the result is seamless — you get form and function that mimic real teeth.
How surgical accuracy creates a natural appearance
CT-guided planning and digital dentistry
CT-guided planning uses 3D scans to map your jaw, nerves, and sinus anatomy. Digital workflows let surgeons plan exact angulation and depth for each implant so crowns emerge from the gum in the right spot. This precision improves esthetics and reduces surprises during surgery. For patients seeking natural looking teeth implants in Greensburg, CT-guided planning helps deliver predictable, esthetic results.
Minimally invasive placement and soft-tissue management
Minimally invasive techniques preserve bone and gum tissue, which support a natural gum line around the implant. Careful handling of soft tissue and small incisions help gums heal with a natural contour. When soft tissue is maintained, the crown’s emergence profile looks like a real tooth rather than an obvious replacement.
Restoration options that look and feel natural
Single-tooth implant crowns
A single-tooth implant crown replaces one missing tooth and is matched for color, shape, and size to neighboring teeth. With proper placement and a well-shaped abutment, the crown fits snugly against the gum for a lifelike look.
Implant-supported dentures and All-on-4
Implant-supported dentures and All-on-4 use implants to secure full-arch restorations, giving a stable bite and natural function. These options avoid loose dentures and improve chewing and speech. For challenging anatomy, zygomatic implants offer solutions when traditional implants aren’t feasible.
What to expect during surgery and recovery
Expect a consult with imaging, then a surgical visit where the surgeon places the post and abutment. New Smile Now offers IV sedation and other anesthesia options for comfort. Initial recovery usually involves a few days of swelling and light diet, with most soft-tissue healing occurring over weeks. Final prosthetic work is done after the implant integrates with bone and gums settle.
Who does what: surgical placement vs. final restoration
New Smile Now’s surgeons place the implant posts and abutments and coordinate with your general dentist or prosthodontist for the crown, bridge, or denture. For implant planning and placement, ask for Dr. Edward Halusic. For wisdom teeth or other oral-surgery needs, Dr. Ryan McCloy is the surgeon to reference.
Questions to ask at your consultation
- How will you achieve my esthetic goals? - What is the timeline to final restoration? - Will you use CT-guided planning and digital tools? - Who will restore my crown or denture? - What anesthesia options are available?
Next steps
If you want natural looking teeth implants in Greensburg, schedule a consult with New Smile Now to review your images, treatment plan, and anesthesia choices. A short visit can outline how implants will restore your smile, comfort, and chewing function. Contact the office to get started.