Restore Your Smile With Dental Implants
What Are Dental Implants?
Placing Dental Implants
The Titanium Post
During the first stage, a small titanium post is inserted into your jawbone, built to resemble the roots in your natural teeth. We usually give your jawbone three to five months to grow around the post.
An abutment (replacement tooth) will be placed to help your teeth function in the meantime.
The Crown
After the Implants
Benefits of Dental Implants
Long Lifespan
Easy to Maintain
The Post Behaves Like Real Tooth Roots
Positive Impact on Surrounding Teeth
Implants don’t harm or put stress on the adjacent natural teeth; on the contrary, they offer stability to the entire row, helping to keep everything in its proper place.
Implants are especially beneficial if you are missing a tooth, since a gap that large can misalign your bite and even affect your speech patterns.
Familiar Feel of a Teeth
Since your jawbone ultimately grows around the titanium post, the crown can withstand the same amount of biting pressure as a regular tooth can. Feel free to enjoy your favorite foods with implants that are strong enough to withstand the power of other teeth.
They will also feel very similar to your normal teeth, allowing you to speak and go about your day comfortably.
Constant Color
Do Dental Implants Hurt?
Permanent Dentures
How Much Do Dental Implants Cost?
- Number of Implants: During your first appointment, Dr. Alatorre will examine your teeth to see how many implants need to be placed.
- Restoration Used: Implants require a dental prosthetic—such as a crown or dentures—to be placed over it to finish the tooth restoration. The specific top changes the cost.
- Jawbone Condition: Dr. Alatorre will choose an implant that gives you the strength you need while not interfering with the rest of your mouth.