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This Breakthrough Dental Procedure Helps You Replace Your Missing Teeth Permanently

How It Works

A Dental Implant Consists of Three Parts:

Implant: A permanent implant is placed within the jawbone. This post acts as the root of your new tooth, which makes it stable, functional, and durable. Then, the jawbone will start the healing process and fuse with the post.

Abutment: Once healed, the abutment is attached which connects the crown to the implant.

Crown: The crown is the last piece of the puzzle to your new smile. With their artistic eyes, we will place a beautiful restoration, blending it with your natural smile. You’ll walk out of our office with a gorgeous, beautiful smile.

Treatments Offered Based On Your Needs

Single Dental Implant: A single tooth implant is an ideal solution for individuals who are missing individual teeth.

Implant Bridge: A solution used when several teeth are missing in a row, or when you don’t have enough healthy teeth to support a traditional dental bridge.

Implant Retained Dentures: A dental implant hybrid where a denture is secured in place by using two or more dental implants. These dentures may be removed by the patient.

Full Fixed Arch Implants: Also known as All-on-4™ or All-on-6™, is a series of 4-6 dental implants are used to restore an entire arch of missing teeth. Once these implants have been placed and have healed, a set of permanent or removable implant-supported dentures that clip onto the implants.

Treatments Offered Based On Your Needs

Single Dental Implant: A single tooth implant is an ideal solution for individuals who are missing individual teeth.

Implant Bridge: A solution used when several teeth are missing in a row, or when you don’t have enough healthy teeth to support a traditional dental bridge.

Implant Retained Dentures: A dental implant hybrid where a denture is secured in place by using two or more dental implants. These dentures may be removed by the patient.

Experts In All-on-4™ Dental Implants

There are many reasons why dental implants are a great option for patients who are missing teeth, and our team is here to help.

We are experts in All-on-4™ dental implants, an entirely new set of custom-made teeth that are secured in the mouth using four dental implants that fuse naturally to your jawbone. This method provides a solid foundation for your new teeth and ultimately gives you the confidence to talk, eat, and smile just like you did before your teeth were gone. Dental implants also stop your jawbone from deteriorating which is a natural process that occurs when you lose teeth.

This is an excellent alternative to single implants because it gives you a full set of teeth without the need for a separate implant for each tooth. All-on-4™ implants are also a quick option because they can typically be placed the same day that your decayed teeth are extracted, minimizing your recovery time.

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Who is it for?

This tooth replacement method is for people who have lost some, the majority, or all of their teeth and are looking to 'start over' with their smile. Some patients choose this procedure because they are tired of throwing good money on bad solutions to try to save what is left of their teeth. For others, they are already at the point where every tooth must be pulled and they want to replace them with the closest thing to their natural teeth. And it's also for the patient that has dentures and wants to throw them out the window because of denture problems. Most importantly, you have to be someone who is willing to invest in yourself. If you fall into one of these categories, the full-arch restoration procedure can change your life!

How much does it cost?

The cost of your particular procedure depends on how many teeth need to be replaced. Whether you require a single tooth implant or depending on the complexity, a full-arch restoration. You may have been quoted a competitive price, but you must also consider the type of implant and whether it was manufactured in the US or not. Our office offers many payment plans that are available through dental financing and healthcare financing.

The Next Step

The next step is to schedule a virtual consultation with us. During that call, you can enjoy a relaxing, no-pressure atmosphere to ask any questions and get the information you need to make an educated decision.