Change Your Life With Dental Implants
Are you struggling with oral health concerns such as missing, failing, or decayed teeth? Failing oral health can not only open up other avenues for more severe dental concerns but also cause a decline in your self-confidence. If you feel your smile isn’t living up to its potential, we have a modern solution for you.
Our full mouth dental implants look, feel, and function like natural teeth while restoring balance and health to your smile. Dr. Nathan Doyel makes it a regular standard of care here at New Smiles to restore missing teeth and craft completely customized smiles by using some of the top technology dentistry has to offer.
Dental implants help not only bring back your smile but also bring back the best version of it!
Dental Implants
And Their Details
Full mouth dental implants only require three components to create a full smile: a post, an abutment, and a restoration.
Dental implants provide jawbone support and a stable foundation for a single dental crown, a dental bridge, implant supported dentures, and even a full arch prosthesis. Dental implants are secured into the jawbone to provide a solid, stable foundation for your final restoration to sit on, so you can enjoy daily activities such as chewing, talking, and smiling without any worry that your teeth may shift or fall out.
Placing dental implants into the jawbone limits bone recession and preserves facial appearance by avoiding sunken cheekbones and premature aging.
With our in-house dental technology and the expertise of our dentist, you can enjoy the life-long benefits of dental implants!
Tailor-Made Dental Implant Options
Healthy smiles aren’t just made, they’re custom built. Tailoring a smile that directly suits your dental needs and smile goals is the main objective of the care we provide, which is why we offer treatment options you can personalize:
This single tooth implant is customized to match the surrounding teeth so no one can tell you were ever missing a tooth.
- Single Tooth Implants
This dental bridge is personalized to your facial structure and skin tone and is made to match the size, shape and color of your surrounding teeth.
- Multiple Tooth Implants
These dentures can be removed for proper hygiene and cleaning and help to limit bone recession.
- Implant Supported Dentures
Implanted in the jawbone for optimal support are four or more posts that your new teeth attach to, creating a full arch of dental implants and allowing them to look, feel and function like natural teeth.
Our Dental Implant Treatment Process
We provide top-tier care, high-quality materials, and vast knowledge and expertise in every patient appointment. For dental implant procedures, our implant dentists begin with a thorough consultation to assess the state of your current oral health. They complete a full examination, obtain x-rays, and discuss your medical history and smile goals.
Next, we’ll craft a treatment plan that adheres to your smile goals, using a surgical guide to help our dentists ensure every part of your surgery is precise, predictable, and error-free. You’ll then undergo surgery, during which our dentists will place four to six dental implants into your jawbone to limit bone recession and provide optimal support.
Once your dental implants are placed, a temporary set of teeth will be attached so you can begin using your brand new smile immediately! Over the next several months, your mouth will heal through a process called osseointegration, where your dental implants will fuse with your jawbone.
Once your mouth has healed, our implant dentists will attach your final set of teeth, allowing you to enjoy a smile that truly lasts a lifetime.
- Dental Implants at New Smiles
- Dental Implants at New Smiles
Common Questions About Dental Implants
Do Dental
Implants Hurt?
We take great strides to ensure your dental implant procedure is nothing but comfortable and virtually painless. Upon completion of surgery, you may experience some pain and swelling immediately after. Once your dental implants have healed over the next several months, you’ll be able to enjoy them the way you would natural teeth.
How Long Does Dental Implant Surgery Take?
Even with our advanced dental technology and customized treatment plans, our dental implant surgeries last about 2.5 hours. If you’re receiving a single dental implant, the procedure may last 1 to 2 hours.
How Long Does
Recovery Take?
Your initial implant surgery can take up to three months to heal. During that time, you could experience some pain and swelling. Once swelling has subsided, we can create your final restoration that will permanently attach to your dental implants so you can enjoy an everlasting smile!
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