Implant solutions for replacing one tooth, several teeth, or an entire arch.
Cary H. Ganz, D.D.S. provides prosthodontic planning and restorative care for dental implants, with attention to appearance, bite, comfort, hygiene, function, and long-term maintenance.
Restoring dental implants from a single missing tooth to a complete full-arch solution.
Surgical and restorative treatment can be coordinated as appropriate for the individual patient.
Single Implant Crowns
Custom replacement teeth supported by one implant without relying on neighboring teeth.
Multiple Implant Crowns
Individual or connected restorations for several missing teeth.
Implant-Supported Bridges
Fixed bridges supported by implants instead of natural teeth.
Implant Overdentures
Removable dentures that attach to implants for improved stability and confidence.
Fixed Full-Arch Restorations
Implant-supported teeth designed to remain in place and restore an entire arch.
Full-Mouth Implant Rehabilitation
Comprehensive replacement of failing or missing teeth in both arches.
Custom Implant Abutments
Customized components that support the final crown or bridge and help optimize fit and appearance.
Provisional Implant Teeth
Temporary restorations used during healing or staged treatment.
Implant Crown Replacement
Replacement of implant restorations affected by wear, looseness, fracture, or esthetic concerns.
Implant Restoration Repairs
Evaluation of loose screws, chipped porcelain, worn prosthetic teeth, and damaged components.
Bite Adjustment
Occlusal evaluation designed to improve comfort and reduce damaging forces.
Maintenance Planning
Guidance for home care, hygiene, professional maintenance, and periodic evaluation.
Implant treatment begins with the final tooth in mind
Implant position, bone, gum tissue, tooth shape, bite, smile line, hygiene access, and restorative material all influence the final result.
Surgical and restorative care can be coordinated
Depending on the case, surgical placement may be performed or coordinated with the appropriate implant surgeon. The final restorative plan helps guide implant position and prosthetic design.
Not every implant case requires the same solution.
The right plan depends on the number of missing teeth, bone and gum conditions, health history, bite, esthetic goals, maintenance ability, and the type of restoration desired.