Dental
Implants

Dental Implants are comprised of three parts: the implant itself that serves as the root, the abutment which is a connector, and the crown, the visible part of the tooth. The implant is placed into the jawbone, acting as a sturdy anchor. Once the implant has fused with the bone, the abutment is attached to the implant which holds the crown in place.

Dental implants are typically made of titanium alloy, a corrosive-resistant material that is highly compatible with the body. This ensures that the surrounding tissue is not irritated when the implant is embedded in the jawbone.

Phase 1: Planning (1-2 Visits)

• 3D CBCT scan evaluates bone density

• Smile design previews final results

• Custom surgical guide creation

Phase 2: Implant Placement (1 Visit)

• Gentle surgery with sedation options

• Precision-guided placement

• Temporary tooth when possible

Phase 3: Healing (3-6 Months)

• Osseointegration occurs (bone fuses to implant)

• Progress checkups

Phase 4: Final Restoration (2-3 Visits)

• Abutment connection

• Custom crown/bridge/denture placement

• Bite adjustment

All Your Teeth – If you are missing all your upper and or lower teeth, mini implant-supported dentures may be your best solution. This method:

• Reduces or eliminates bone atrophy
• Reduces healing time
• Eliminates common issues with dentures such as slippage and discomfort

Implant Restorations

The price of a dental implant will differ based on your dentist, your personal needs, and your insurance plan. You will love our competitive pricing for outstanding services. The price for your dental implants will include the placement of the implants, the connectors, and the restoration crowns that will serve as replacement teeth. After an assessment with our dentist, you will have a good idea of the price for your dental implants. We can also talk with you about financing options when you visit.

• Healthy gums (or treatable periodontal disease)
• Adequate bone (or qualify for bone grafting)
• Non-smoker (or willing to quit during healing)
• Good overall health

Health Advantages

• Prevents bone atrophy

• Reduces gum disease risk

• Eases digestion (better chewing)

Lifestyle Improvements

• Eat anything (steak, apples, nuts)

• Speak clearly (no slippage)

• Smile confidently

Financial Value

• 25+ year lifespan

• Prevents future dental costs

• Insurance often covers portions

After receiving implants, good oral hygiene must be maintained. Brushing, flossing, and regular dental checkups will ensure the health and longevity of the implant. It’s also important to avoid damaging habits like chewing hard items, grinding or clenching teeth, and using tobacco products.

Q: Does implant surgery hurt?
A: Most patients report less discomfort than tooth extraction thanks to modern techniques.

Q: How long does the process take?
A: Typically 3-6 months; some cases qualify for same-day teeth.

Q: Are implants covered by insurance?
A: Many plans cover 50% of the crown portion—we’ll verify your benefits.

Q: Can implants fail?
A: Our success rate exceeds 98% with proper care.