
Our initial dental implant consultation includes a comprehensive evaluation of your mouth, x-rays, photographs, and a review of records. During this appointment, we also educate you on the treatment process, what happens during surgery, procedures you may need beforehand, the treatment timeline, estimated cost, and our financing options. From here, our team collaborates to create a personalized treatment plan for you.

As important as a highly aesthetic restoration is, creating the best foundation for it is just as critical for the long-term health and function of your smile. Dental implant surgery and restoration are routine procedures for our highly qualified team and is a treatment process with precise protocols that consistently provide accurate and beneficial long-term results.
In one day, we can extract any teeth if needed and put your implants in place; this could be one or up to six if you are replacing a full arch. You will be on your way to your permanent new smile! Once your appointment is over, you will go home with implants and a temporary crown, denture or bridge that looks and functions naturally until your permanent restoration can be put in place.
Most implant patients, especially those receiving full-arch implants, receive a temporary restoration the day of surgery. These restorations will be replaced once the dental implants are fully healed. Your final restoration will be completely customized to fit with your smile. At your appointment, we will securely attach the final restoration to your implants for a permanent, new smile!
Dental implants are cared for just like natural teeth and require no additional special care. However, taking care of your dental implants is just as crucial for their longevity as caring for your natural teeth. As with your natural teeth, we recommend that you brush twice daily and floss once a day, visiting us bi-annually for dental examinations and hygiene appointments. Dental implants, when well cared for, provide patients with the following benefits: ability to eat and chew most foods; smile and talk with confidence; improve nutrition and diet; maintain a healthy jaw bone; and restore a beautiful, functioning smile.