Missing Teeth? Transform Your Smile

Do you hate wearing dentures and having them feel loose and be uncomfortable? Are your teeth so broken that chewing food is hard to do well?

You can have stable teeth that let you chew even the chewiest things, that will never slip, and that will let you smile confidently at any moment. Not only that, but you can have these new (permanent) teeth in one day!

Using dental implants, you can have up to both arches of your teeth – upper and lower – replaced at the same time. Unlike with dentures that let you chew at ten percent, which is barely enough for oatmeal, you will be chewing at 85 percent of full power. This means gum, apples and hard-shelled tacos any time you want! Dentures require the patient to change their diet simply because the dentures can slip out or shift during the consumption of these foods.

How the System Works

Dental implants go in strategic places on the arch, so they can structurally support the denture well. Usually, this can be done with as few as four to six implants, but more may be needed sometimes. If the dental arch has enough bone strength, the dentist can add more if needed.

Unlike with most types of dental work, the doctor takes a three-dimensional computerized tomographic display. This is a fancy way of saying that unlike using one or two angles of x-rays, a large number of x-rays combine into a 3D map of your mouth and jaw. The doctor can even tell if your bones need a graft to make sure they are strong enough to keep your implants stable. The entire process, along with all the details that surround the process are discussed ahead of time during the consultation.

Amazing New Teeth

The dentist takes impressions, making both temporary and final teeth for you. You can choose the material type you want for your new teeth, based on your budget and maintenance desired. You can get zirconia, porcelain or acrylic teeth. The doctor will suggest precisely what kinds of materials will be right for you based on your health needs.

Getting Implants and Teeth at Once

Everybody loves one-stop shopping, and getting implants and new teeth on two separate days is annoying. Now you can get your bad tooth removed, your implants put in and a temporary new tooth placed, all on the same day. The process only takes a few hours, and in some cases may not even require IV sedation.

Getting the Work Finalized

New teeth in one day do not mean you are finished with your treatments. Over the next few months, you will need to see the doctors again to ensure your implants are healing properly. You will have special requirements of what you can eat and how to take care of your temporary teeth while your new ones are being built. Once your new teeth are ready, they can be inserted, and you can get the smile you've been dreaming of all at once.