Your custom crown
The visible part of your restoration is shaped and color-matched to complement your surrounding teeth.
A missing tooth changes more than your smile. Restore the space with a carefully planned implant and a custom crown—built around your comfort, function, and natural appearance.
A single dental implant replaces the root of a missing tooth and supports a custom-made crown. Unlike a conventional bridge, an implant can stand independently of the neighboring teeth.
At Icónica, the restoration and the surgical plan are considered together. The goal is a tooth that fits your smile, your bite, and the way you live.
The visible part of your restoration is shaped and color-matched to complement your surrounding teeth.
A connecting component joins the implant to the crown and supports the restoration above the gumline.
A titanium implant is placed in the jawbone. Healing allows the bone and implant to integrate before the final restoration is completed.
Choose an option to understand the differences. Your consultation helps determine which approach suits your needs.
An implant supports a single crown without using adjacent teeth as bridge supports. Placement and restoration are planned around the available bone, gums, and bite.
A conventional bridge uses the teeth next to the missing tooth to support a connected restoration. It may be suitable when those teeth already need crowns or when implant surgery is not the preferred option.
A partial denture can replace missing teeth using a removable appliance. It can be considered when several teeth are absent, as an interim option, or when a fixed restoration is not suitable.
This comparison is an introduction. Your dentist will discuss suitability, alternatives, and the complete treatment plan.
Your journey begins with Dr. Christopher Garcia and an assessment of the tooth you want to replace. Each step is coordinated with the restoration we intend to create.

A comprehensive examination and 3D CBCT imaging help assess the site, available bone, and nearby structures. We review options, costs, and the expected sequence with you.
The implant is placed using a plan tailored to your anatomy. Local anesthesia and your individual comfort needs are discussed before the appointment.
Bone integration is monitored before the implant is ready for its final restoration. Temporary tooth replacement and additional preparation are considered when appropriate.
Your custom crown is fitted and the bite checked. Daily hygiene and professional maintenance help protect the restoration and the tissues around it.
Healing and treatment timing vary. Your recommended sequence may include extraction or bone grafting.
Icónica exclusively uses the MegaGen AnyRidge® implant system. Its design brings together thread geometry, surface treatment, and a tapered internal connection.
The implant system is one part of your care. Diagnosis, surgical planning, restoration design, and ongoing maintenance shape the complete treatment.

A calcium-ion-treated implant surface designed to support the process of bone integrating with the implant.
Your healing is monitored before the final tooth is completed. Surface technology works alongside careful placement, your health, and ongoing care.

A distinctive thread geometry designed to engage bone and support initial implant stability.
We assess your available bone and plan the implant position around the crown we intend to create.
The upper implant geometry is designed to reduce stress on cortical bone.
A tapered internal connection joins the implant to the component supporting your crown.
Manufacturer educational illustrations show product design; treatment suitability and results vary by patient.
Replacing one tooth starts with understanding the whole picture.
Learn about bone grafting ↗We assess the tissues that will support your implant and identify any preparation needed.
Space, tooth position, and bite forces help guide the crown design and implant position.
Your medications, medical conditions, habits, and maintenance needs are considered in the treatment plan.
Advanced imaging at Icónica
Icónica uses Vatech cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) with CleverOne software to support diagnosis and the planning of surgical and dental implant procedures. When clinically indicated, three-dimensional imaging helps us assess tooth roots, available bone, and nearby structures such as nerves and sinuses.
CleverOne supports image review and visual treatment planning, helping us explain your anatomy and proposed care more clearly. For implant treatment, this information supports assessment of the site and planning of implant position.
Imaging is selected for your individual needs. CBCT is used when the additional three-dimensional information is clinically appropriate; it is not required for every examination or procedure.
Clear answers about planning, healing, payment, and caring for your new tooth.
Your evaluation considers your gums, available bone, bite, medical history, and the tooth being replaced. Dr. Garcia will explain whether an implant is appropriate and discuss other ways to restore the space.
Bone grafting or other preparation may be recommended before or alongside implant placement. The amount and condition of the bone help determine your treatment sequence.
Age alone does not determine suitability. Your health, medications, oral condition, and ability to maintain the restoration are part of the assessment.
Sometimes. Infection, bone condition, and implant stability influence whether immediate placement is appropriate or whether a period of healing is needed.
No single option fits every situation. An implant can replace one tooth independently; a bridge may be appropriate when adjacent teeth already need crowns or when surgery is unsuitable. We review the advantages and tradeoffs with you.
Local anesthesia is used to numb the treatment area. You may feel pressure during placement and experience soreness or swelling afterward. Your comfort needs and postoperative instructions are discussed before treatment.
Treatment is usually completed in stages, with healing measured in months rather than days. Extractions, grafting, and your individual healing can change the schedule. We explain the expected sequence at your consultation.
Temporary replacement options may be available, especially for a visible tooth. The choice depends on the site, your bite, and the need to protect the healing implant.
Soreness and swelling can occur after surgery. Follow the instructions you receive for food, hygiene, activity, and medication. Contact our team if symptoms worsen or you have concerns.
The implant is the titanium foundation placed in the jawbone. The abutment connects it to the custom crown, which is the visible replacement tooth.
Your estimate is based on the complete plan: evaluation, implant placement, abutment, and crown, plus any extraction, grafting, or temporary replacement required. We discuss the recommended care and costs before treatment begins.
Icónica offers access to Cherry, Sunbit, and CareCredit. Approval, rates, promotional offers, and repayment terms vary by provider and applicant. Explore the financing section on our homepage or speak with our team.
Coverage varies by plan and procedure. Our team can help review your benefits and explain the estimated patient portion. An estimate of benefits is not a guarantee of insurer payment.
Implant restorations are intended for long-term use, but longevity varies. Oral hygiene, gum health, bite forces, smoking, medical factors, and professional follow-up affect their performance. The crown or other components may need repair or replacement.
Brush and clean around the implant restoration every day using the methods your dental team recommends. Attend maintenance visits so we can assess the crown, surrounding gums, and supporting bone.
Visit Icónica Dental Group in Hallandale Beach to discuss your missing tooth and the options available to restore it.
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