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Dental Implants in Arcadia

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You deserve to smile confidently. With dental implants, you can omit self-consciousness and thrive with a beautiful smile that looks and feels natural. Read on to learn more about how dental implants work and schedule your consultation today.

Benefits of Dental Implants

Restore Function

Dental implants are screw-shaped rods that are made of biocompatible titanium and placed into your jaw bone, functioning as artificial tooth roots. The permanently fixed implant(s) can then be used to support a crown, a bridge, or even a set of dentures. Maintenance is easy! Just like natural teeth, brush twice a day, floss once a day, and allow us to check your oral health every six months.

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Look & Feel Natural

Dental implants are restored with tooth-colored porcelain, which will blend seamlessly with your smile. And because the implant is bonded to your jawbone, they will look, feel, and function just like your natural tooth. After healing, you won't even notice a difference!

Preserves Your Jawbone

The dental implant acts as an artificial tooth root. When you chew, the presence of your dental implant and crown will stimulate your jawbone, keeping it healthy and strong. Without an implant, you may be at risk of losing bone, potentially causing your facial and jaw structure to change over time.

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The Dental Implant Process

Consultation

During your consultation, our Arcadia dentist will work with you to discuss your goals, concerns, and questions. He will also perform a thorough exam to ensure you are a candidate for dental implants. Timeline and protocol will be discussed at your initial visit. And, with your consent, a 3D x-ray will be taken to evaluate the health of your jaw bone.

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The Dental Implant Process

Placement

Great! You're a candidate and moving forward, so what's next? Well, dental implants consist of three parts: the implant, the abutment, and the restoration. The first step is surgically inserting the implant into the jawbone. The titanium implant, a biocompatible material, fuses with the bone to plant a strong foundation for your replacement tooth.

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The Dental Implant Process

Healing Period

After the implant is placed, it will need time to heal and integrate with your jawbone. This process, called osseointegration, typically takes several months. During this time, the implant will gradually merge with the surrounding bone tissue, creating a stable base for the replacement tooth.

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The Dental Implant Process

Restoration

Once the implant has fully integrated with the jawbone, the final step is to attach the replacement tooth to the abutment and place the restoration.

Congratulations! This is where you will see your restored, beautiful smile!

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BEFORE & AFTERS

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How do I care for my dental implants?

Caring for dental implants is similar to caring for natural teeth. Brush and floss regularly, see Dr. Lee for regular checkups and cleanings, and avoid habits that could damage the implant, such as biting or chewing on hard objects.

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Do dental implants stop bone loss?

Yes, dental implants stop bone loss in the jaw. When you lose a tooth, the bone tissue that supports the tooth can deteriorate over time. This is because the natural structure provided by the tooth root is no longer present, causing the surrounding bone tissue to shrink or resorb.

Dental implants prevent bone loss by mimicking the natural structure provided by the tooth root. The implant fuses with the jawbone through a process called osseointegration. Once the implant has fully united with the jawbone, it provides a stable and secure foundation and upholds your natural facial structure.

Change your smile, change your life.

Change your smile, change your life.
Change your smile, change your life.