For people with a missing tooth or even several missing teeth, dental implants can seem like a miracle. They are a wonderful tooth replacement option, which avoids the frustration of dealing with bridges and dentures. Once in place they maintain normal jaw functioning and look very natural.

If you are missing teeth and are tired of having loose dentures dental implants may be a great option for you. Access Dental Center can coordinate with your primary dentist in determining the best way to move forward to give you the best outcome functionally and cosmetically.

Implants

• Single Tooth Implant replacement
• Fixed Implant Bridge
• Removable ImplantBridge /Partial
• Removable Implant Bridges/Partials
• Fixed Implant Dentures/All On 4/Hybrid (non-removable)
• Removable Implant Dentures/Overdentures
• Full Mouth Treatment
• Mini Implants
• Bone Grafting
• Same Day Tooth Replacement

• Depending on the health of your jawbone and your specific needs, your dental implant dentist may suggest some alternative treatment options in addition to the traditional multi-step dental implant procedure. Options may include:

  • Immediate Load Dental Implants.Also called same day implants or Teeth in a Day®, immediate load dental implants allow placement of a temporary tooth during the same appointment as your dental implant placement. This may be a good option if you have enough natural bone and an implant secure enough to support immediate placement and pressure on the new temporary tooth.
  • Mini dental implants (MDIs).Also called small or narrow diameter implants, these toothpick-sized implants are narrower than most commonly used dental implants. They are placed through less-invasive techniques and are used primarily to stabilize a lower denture.
  • All-on-4®.All-on-4 is an alternative to placing a top or bottom set of replacement teeth, called a full arch. Four dental implants are placed in available bone, avoiding the need for bone grafting. Special abutments are used so that a temporary set of replacement teeth can be placed the same day. You follow a modified diet while the gum tissues heal and the implants bond with your natural bone. After about six months, the permanent replacement teeth will be placed and you can resume a regular diet.