Our Services
DENTAL IMPLANTS
Are you ready to restore your smile?
Dental implants have become the preferred option of patients to replace single and multiple teeth. Implants require no more care than your natural teeth and cannot get cavities. They do not slip or rock like dentures, making them the most successful option for patients seeking an option for tooth replacement.
Our team will work together with your restorative dentist to develop a treatment plan that provides you with the best options to fit your needs. Our computer-guided implant surgery results in less postoperative discomfort as well as less swelling and bruising. Patients can often resume their normal activities the next day.
If you are interested in dental implants, be sure to give us a call to schedule a consultation. During your consultation, your oral surgeon will take a 3D scan to create a treatment plan for your procedure and discuss next steps.
Dental Implant Options
Single tooth implant
Single-tooth implants are best when one (or multiple) natural teeth have been compromised.
Bridge
Implant bridges are better than traditional dental bridges as they do not compromise the health of natural teeth.
Overdentures
Overdentures snap in and lock into the implants. They can easily be taken off and put back on by the patient.
Hybrid Implant Dentures
Hybrid dentures are fixed in place. To clean, your general dentist will remove during your regular cleanings.
Procedure Timeline
Below is an overview of what you can expect when you receive a dental implant:
CONSULTATION & PROCEDURE
At the consultation, your oral surgeon will take a 3D scan of your mouth to create a treatment plan for your procedure. If you have enough bone mass in your jawbone, the consultation, extraction of existing tooth, and implant can be done in one, convenient visit.
IMPLANT CHECK
Two to four weeks after the implant is placed, your oral surgeon will want take a look to ensure it is healing correctly.
ORAL SCAN
Three to six months later, your oral surgeon will see you to take a scan of your mouth. The scan is used to create a custom crown that will be perfectly fitted for your mouth.
CROWN SEATING
Three to four weeks later, after the crown is made, you will visit your general dentist so the crown can be placed.
THE FINAL STEP
After your dentist places the crown, your procedure is officially complete, and you can enjoy all the benefits of your new dental implant.
Length of Procedure
The length of your procedure will vary based on your treatment. In addition to the time spent during the procedure, you can also expect to be in our office an additional thirty minutes to one hour for consultation and in-office recovery time.