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Dental implants are one of the most common tooth replacement options. When one or more teeth are missing or severely decayed or damaged, dental implants can provide both a functional and esthetic replacement closely mimicking your own natural teeth in terms of chewing ability and esthetics. Dental implants have significant benefits over bridges and traditional dentures, yet some people are …
Dental implants are a type of dental prosthetic (artificial teeth) that replace missing teeth. Implants are one of a few different tooth replacement options available in dentistry, and are considered to be the most closely matched to natural teeth. The quality of delivering this level of care is demanding. With quality comes cost, which bears the question: are dental implants …
A dental implant is a replacement option for a missing or damaged tooth. From one tooth to full mouth dentures, dental implants provide a solid anchor for a dental prosthetic of any kind. Dental implants are considered to be one of the highest quality tooth replacement options available because they look and function as closely as possible to your natural …
Dental implants are the top tooth replacement option in dentistry. With this technology your entire tooth and root system can be replaced with a naturally looking and functioning prosthetic. A single dental implant can support one artificial tooth and multiple implants can support a bridge or a full set of dentures. If you’re considering dental implants, you may be wondering …
Dental implants are the latest technology in tooth replacement. They can replace anywhere from one tooth to a full arch of teeth. Dental implants can restore the natural appearance and function of your teeth, providing a replacement option that can last lifetime. Are you a candidate for dental implants? A simple evaluation can determine whether or not dental implants are …
Constructed from titanium and material that is not subject to decay, dental implants are built for success and longevity. With success rates between 95% and 98%, it’s not unusual for dental implants to last for 20 years or more. However, there are certain circumstances that cause implants to fail. For example, patients with conditions like diabetes have a higher risk …
Implant-supported dentures are an excellent option for patients who have lost many teeth. They perform more like natural teeth than traditional dentures. What are Implant-Supported Dentures? Implant-supported dentures are similar to the traditional full-arch variety in covering the gums. However, the implant-retained or supported dentures are secured to the jaw by titanium posts that are placed in the jawbone. Advantages …
When you are in need of tooth replacement, it can be a stressful time. You may be in discomfort or feel self-conscious about your missing teeth, but at Progressive Periodontics and Implant Dentistry, we are here to assure you that there is a solution for every patient. Our team of professionals will guide and assist you along the way to …
Do you have an upcoming dental implant surgery scheduled, or are considering the procedure? Doing your research ahead of time is a smart way to be prepared and put you in the best position to take great care of your new implant. Proper care, cleaning and lifestyle choices will ensure the long-term success of the procedure and extend the longevity …
A dental implant is a non-removable replacement for a missing tooth or a tooth that is damaged beyond repair. Dental implants look and function just like natural teeth. While it is possible to have more than one dental implant to replace many missing teeth or to support bridges and dentures, many people have a single tooth implant to replace just …
All-on-4 is a dental implant procedure that is also called Teeth in a Day®. This groundbreaking procedure replaces all the teeth in either the top or bottom of the mouth with non-removable implant-supported dentures. As the names suggest, the procedure can be performed in one day and uses four or more dental implants to support all of the new teeth. …
The innovative alternative to dentures or individual implants known as the All on 4® treatment has proven its durability. The implants you receive during this treatment have a 20 plus year success rate. The artificial teeth will need replacement earlier depending on the wear you put on them. All on 4 Dental Implant Procedure The All on 4 Dental Implant …
If you’re missing multiple teeth on your upper or lower jaw, you may be a candidate for a revolutionary implant procedure called the All on 4® treatment, also known as Teeth in a Day® and All on 4 [4 stands for the number of implants being placed]. The All on 4 treatment is available from Dr. Marc E. Godon at …
Do you need to have a tooth replaced? In many instances, dental implants are the ideal tooth replacement option for most people. Getting one or more dental implants is a big step. But in order for an implant procedure to be successful, it needs to be performed by an experienced dentist or periodontist. How do you find the best dental …
Has your dentist recommended dental implants? When you have a tooth that is missing or damaged beyond repair, a dental implant is one option for replacing it. Dental implants can also be placed as anchors to support bridges and dentures. In the right circumstance, implants are considered to be the best possible option for replacement teeth. They look and function …
The process of getting a full arch of dental implants used to involve multiple dental procedures and months of appointments. Teeth in a Day implants have changed all that, allowing patients to replace one or both arches of teeth with new dental implants in a single visit. If you’re considering this procedure, you likely have many questions about what you …