LOOSE OR DAMAGED CROWN
A loose or damaged implant crown should be checked quickly to protect the implant underneath it.

An implant restoration is the visible, functional part of your dental implant. It includes the implant crown and abutment that attach to the implant fixture already placed in your jaw.
If you have an existing dental implant that needs a new crown, or you had the implant placed elsewhere, our team can complete the restorative phase and get your smile back to full function.



A few common situations call for a new or repaired implant crown. Here are some of the most frequent reasons.
A loose or damaged implant crown should be checked quickly to protect the implant underneath it.
Wear and tear over the years can mean it is time for a replacement implant crown.
If your implant was placed elsewhere and never restored, we can complete that final step here.
A crown that no longer fits or functions well may need adjustment or replacement.
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Our front desk greets you by name in a relaxed, non-clinical environment.
We evaluate your existing implant and take a digital scan for restoration.
We check your bite and fit before finalizing your implant crown design.
Your custom implant crown is placed and adjusted for a comfortable fit.
We share tips for oral hygiene around implants and long-term care.

Caring for your implant is part of a bigger picture. Explore other ways we support your smile.

Yes, Landmark Smiles provides implant restorations, including new implant crowns and repairs for implants placed here or at another dental practice previously, so you are always covered.
Implant placement is the surgical step that anchors the implant fixture in your jaw bone. Implant restoration is the crown that attaches on top, restoring full function and appearance.
The restoration can often be completed once your implant has fully healed and integrated with the surrounding bone. Your dentist will confirm the right timing for your specific case.
Brush and floss around your implant crown just as you would a natural tooth, paying close attention to the gumline to maintain healthy gum tissue and long-term implant crown function.
The cost of an implant restoration depends on your specific case and the current condition of your existing implant. We provide a clear cost estimate during your consultation visit.