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Dental Implants

What Are Dental Implants?
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The Dental Implant Process
If you are missing a tooth or have a broken tooth you’d like replaced with a dental implant, your first step in the dental implant process is to schedule an appointment with one of our SplenDent Implant Center professionals to find out if a dental implant is right for you.
Once you’ve consulted with one of our dental professionals, you will come in for the first step of your dental implant procedure. You will be given a local anesthetic to ensure a pain-free experience. Next, we will carefully secure a titanium post into your jawbone. This may take up to 6 months to heal before you can return to have your dental implant securely placed.
Once your gums have fully healed, you will come in for the next step. During this appointment, your dentist will place an abutment on the implant and take impressions to fit the permanent restoration properly.
The number of visits for a dental implant procedure varies by patient. However, the final step in the dental implant process is always securing your permanent crowns. By this appointment, our SplenDent Implant Center professionals will have ensured that your new permanent restoration is a perfect fit and that you are satisfied with the outcome!

The Dental Implant Healing Process

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How Long Does a Dental Implant Last?
How to Care for Your Dental Implant
Is a Dental Implant Right for You?
You are typically a good candidate for dental implant surgery if you are healthy with no underlying illnesses. However, if you have diabetes, heart conditions, bone loss, or are over the age of 85, you may not be eligible for a dental implant, and a dental bridge would be a better option for you.
The Benefits of Dental Implants
Caring for your dental bridge is just like caring for your natural teeth. Be diligent about brushing your teeth twice a day and flossing at least once to avoid plaque and tartar buildup. Maintaining the integrity of the teeth supporting your dental bridge is important. Seeing your dentist for semi-annual deep dental cleanings is also a great way to ensure the longevity of your dental bridge.