Dental
Implants

Patients who are in good overall health and have enough healthy gum tissue and jawbone are ideal candidates for dental implants. You must have enough bone to hold the implant in place, otherwise the surgery will not be successful. Only a trained dental team can determine if you are a candidate for oral surgery, so be sure to book a consultation to discuss your options.

Dental implants require the same care as your natural teeth. This includes brushing, flossing, and regular dental checkups and cleanings. With good at-home care and oral hygiene, an implant can keep you smiling for 20 years or more.

Getting an implant includes 1-2 surgical procedures, depending if you need to have a tooth removed prior to receiving an implant. The oral surgery component is quite comfortable, as you will receive local anesthesia and sedation as needed. It is natural to experience some pain, swelling, and bleeding following your surgery, as with any surgical procedure. However, our team will provide you with post-operative care instructions and prescribed pain relievers as needed to minimize discomfort.

Yes, we do. For the comfort of our patients, we offer laughing gas as well as local anesthesia.

It depends on your insurance carrier. Some plans do cover a portion of your dental implant treatment costs. Our team will verify your insurance and help you maximize all owed benefits whenever we can. Out-of-pocket costs can be paid over time with our dental financing options.

The full cost of your implant procedure will depend on your overall treatment needs, such as the extent of restoration required to complete your smile. Our team will provide you with a complete breakdown of all costs and payment options during your consultation.

Dental implants are made out of biocompatible titanium. This means that the material used in the implant post bonds with the surrounding jawbone.