Omega Teeth

Dr. Robert Stanley is answering your questions about dental implants tomorrow @ 2PM! Make sure you're there!

A bird's eye view 🦅⁠
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This angle of a full-arch prosthesis does an excellent job showing how the hold the bridge in place.⁠
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Some doctors give every full-arch patient (no matter their unique circumstances) four dental implants. For some patients, four implants work fine but for others, four implants aren't strong enough to hold the prosthesis firmly in place. ⁠
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With the Omega Teeth system, the doctor takes into account numerous factors when considering how many implants the patient should have. After a 3D scan and hours of digital planning, the doctor on this case decided the patient needed six implants.

Patients are always surprised by how their facial shape can change after getting . Teeth are important not only for eating and speaking but also for supporting the shape of the jaw and lower face.
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After living for years with missing teeth or ill-fitting dentures, the facial muscles will begin to droop, effectively aging the patient. When that patient gets dental implants, the support their natural teeth once gave returns. Facial sagging is minimized and, after the healing period, the patient will look significantly younger.

With Omega Teeth , there's no such thing as too much decay or too much infection. Anyone can get the smile they deserve, no matter what their dental health history is.

Oral surgery in progress • Dr. Robert Stanley and his assistant Sarah give a patient an upper arch of Omega Teeth dental implants.