If you need to replace one or more missing teeth with a crown, bridge, or denture, you may want to find out if you’re a candidate for dental implants first. Dental implants, when combined with those traditional options, can restore both a smile’s appearance and functionality, resulting in a strong, natural bite.
What is it that makes dental implants work so well?
The key is in the way they interact with the jaw. Implants are made from titanium, a biocompatible material that bonds with the jaw over time, creating a rock-solid foundation for restorations, whether it’s a crown, bridge, or denture.
And because patients have different needs, Drs. Khalil and Giordano utilize implant systems from a variety of companies, including
Would You Like To Know If You’re A Candidate for Dental Implants?
If you live in Oakton, Vienna, McLean, Fairfax, and Burke and would like to know if you’re a candidate for dental implants, call Oakton Dentistry by Design to schedule an appointment with Dr. Khalil or Dr. Giordano. And if you’d like to learn more about any of the implant systems we feature, simply click on one of the links above.
In the past, dentists have used a simple phone call to remind patients about upcoming appointments. But none of us are as tied to our home phone as we used to be, thanks to the rise of smartphones like the iPhone, the Android, and BlackBerry. These days, we’re all just as likely to send a text message or email to someone as call them.
If you’ve ever scrolled through 
In the past, taking x-rays with a traditional x-ray machine meant using multiple sensors to capture all the images a dentist might need to look closely at a patient’s smile. It also meant using harsh chemicals to expose those images, not to mention having the extra physical space to keep them for future reference or for referrals.
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