Single Tooth Implant
This diagram depicts the use of a dental implant used to replace a single missing tooth.
![Dental-implants-1](https://mengdental.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Dental-implants-1.png)
Comparison of Natural Tooth and Single Tooth Implant Replacement
The natural tooth and single tooth diagram show a comparison between a natural tooth restored with a dental crown (left), and a dental implant restored with a single tooth implant crown (right). When done correctly, both should be indistinguishable from a natural, unrestored tooth.
![Dental-implants-2](https://mengdental.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Dental-implants-2.png)
How Dental Implants Work
This dental implant diagram depicts the process of dental implant placement and restoration.
![Dental-implants-3](https://mengdental.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Dental-implants-3.png)
Implant Crown Vs. Conventional Bridge
The Implant Crown vs Conventional Bridge diagram shows replacement of a single premolar tooth with both a conventional bridge and single tooth implant. When teeth on either side of a missing tooth are unrestored or have small fillings, a single tooth implant is the most conservative long-term treatment option, which also allows flossing to be done similar to a natural tooth.
![Implant Crown Vs Conventional Bridge](https://mengdental.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Implant-Crown-Vs-Conventional-Bridge.png)