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Dental Implants in Simple Language
Imagine dental implants as new roots for the missing teeth. They are normally constructed of a sturdy yet safe material known as titanium. These “roots” are placed into your jawbone by a small operation performed by a dentist. This makes it super strong and sturdy, just like the root of your natural teeth.
Once this implant is firmly secured, the dentist places a little thing on top called an abutment. This is like a connector. Then, a new artificial tooth (it may be a single crown or a series of teeth in a bridge or denture) is secured to that abutment.
The three main parts of a dental implant
Implant Post (Fixture)
This is the titanium screw surgically placed into the jawbone. It acts as the root of the artificial tooth, providing a stable and long-lasting foundation.
Implant Post (Fixture)
This is the titanium screw surgically placed into the jawbone. It acts as the root of the artificial tooth, providing a stable and long-lasting foundation.
Abutment
The abutment is a small connector placed on top of the implant post. It serves as the link between the implant and the final crown or denture.
Abutment
The abutment is a small connector placed on top of the implant post. It serves as the link between the implant and the final crown or denture.
Crown (Prosthetic Tooth)
The crown is the visible part of the implant, custom-made to match the color, shape, and size of your natural teeth. It’s attached to the abutment to complete your smile.
Crown (Prosthetic Tooth)
The crown is the visible part of the implant, custom-made to match the color, shape, and size of your natural teeth. It’s attached to the abutment to complete your smile.
Dental Implant Process
Step 1: Planning & Insertion of Implants
In the beginning, X-rays or 3D scans are used to look closely at your jawbone for the most accurate plan of action. When you are ready, a titanium screw called an implant is placed into your jaw to hold your new tooth firmly in place.
Step 2: Recovery & Bonding to the Implant
Following the placement of an implant, the process of osseointegration will help the implant heal successfully. For about 3-6 months after implant placement, your jawbone attaches to the titanium implant, making it strong and steady. A person may use a temporary tooth or denture during healing to maintain how they look and function.
Step 3: Abutment and the Crown
After the implant binds to the bone, an abutment is connected to it. As soon as the gums recover, your dentist will make impressions for your permanent and natural crown, bridge, or denture. Afterward, the brand-new restoration is bonded to the supporting abutment, giving you a fully functional smile.
Advantages of Implants Over Other Options:
A dental implant is an artificial tooth root that is placed
| Tooth Replacement Options | Flipper | Dentures (Partial or Full) | Bridge | Implants |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Longevity |
1-3 Years |
5-7 Years |
7-10 Years |
Lifetime |
|
Preserves Adjacent Teeth |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
Yes |
|
Force Transmission |
Adjacent Teeth |
Adjacent Teeth/Gums |
Adjacent Teeth |
Bone
|
|
Prevents Bone Loss
|
No |
No |
No |
Yes |
|
Periodic Adjustments Needed |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
No |
|
Accelerates Adjacent Tooth Loss |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
No |
Teeth-in-a-day Solutions
Experience the transformative power of dental implants. Our before and after photos showcase how we restore smiles and boost confidence. Discover how teeth-in-a-day can change your life.
Before
After
Before
Issue
The patient had battled oral health issues his entire adult life. Years of tooth pain, stress-induced grinding, and postponed dental care had taken a severe toll. His teeth were severely compromised—mobile, infected, and causing chronic pain.After
Solution
The surgeons were impressed by the way he recovered. His energy improved a lot within weeks after the chronic infections in his mouth were tackled. After years of high blood pressure, it started to even out.
Before
After
Before
Issue
Years of harsh tooth brushing had resulted in a lot of gum recession, exposing many tooth roots. Her teeth started to suffer from sensitivity, become yellow, and their structure weakened because of both undiagnosed acid reflux and poor dental care.After
Solution
Her failing teeth were removed, implants placed, and fixed provisional teeth attached—all while under sedation. She awoke to an immediate transformation. This boosted her confidence, and she felt beautiful.Our Services
Teeth In A Day
This treatment lets you get new teeth in just one visit. You come in with missing or damaged teeth and leave the same day with a full set of beautiful, working teeth.
Single Implants
A single implant is used to replace one missing tooth. It’s a small metal post placed in your jawbone that holds a crown (fake tooth) on top. It looks and works just like a real tooth.
All-on-Four Implants
This is a way to replace all your upper or lower teeth using just four implants. The implants hold a full set of new teeth in place, giving you a strong and natural-looking smile.
Overdentures
These are special dentures that fit over a few remaining teeth or implants. They snap into place for a better hold and feel more secure than regular dentures.
Custom Dentures
Dentures are fake teeth you can take out and put back in. They help you eat, speak, and smile if you’ve lost some or all of your teeth.
Special Offer for You
If you want a dental implant for yourself, then check out our special implant offers.
$14,999
(Full Arch)
Snap-On
Implant Dentures
Implant Dentures
$24,999
(Full Arch)
Retained
Implant Dentures
Implant Dentures
$4,999
Single
Dental Implants
Dental Implants
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Let’s bring your smile back with dental implants at Smile Point Dental. Grab our special offer and save on single implants or full dentures. Email info@smilepointdental.com or call 409.242.6396 to set up your appointment. Your new smile is waiting!
FAQ
- They’re Good for Your Mouth: Unlike other methods of replacing teeth, implants do not harm the neighboring healthy teeth. They also keep your jawbone strong. When you lose a tooth, the bone beneath can begin to be lost. Implants help prevent this. In addition, they are also easier to clean than other alternatives.
- They Help You Talk Clearly: It can sometimes be difficult to speak clearly if one has loose dentures. Since implants are stable, you can talk normally.
If you lack some teeth but overall you are in good health, you might be a good candidate for dental implants. You need to have enough bone in your jaw, as well as healthy gums. You also have to be willing to take good care of your implants by brushing and flossing regularly.
