At Dean’s Implants, we offer personalized dental solutions to fit your needs—whether it’s a single-tooth implant for a seamless fix, a bridge to restore multiple teeth, or a full-arch restoration for a complete smile makeover. We guide you through every step to ensure comfort, function, and confidence. Your perfect smile starts here!
Dental implants offer more than just a beautiful smile—they prevent bone loss by stimulating the jawbone, maintaining your facial structure over time. Known for their durability, implants are designed to last a lifetime with proper care, providing a secure and natural feel. With improved comfort, function, and appearance, they are the gold standard for tooth replacement.
Single-Tooth Implants: A Seamless Solution
Single-tooth implants are designed to replace individual missing teeth with precision and care. At Dean’s Implants, we anchor a titanium post into the jawbone, which supports a natural-looking crown, blending perfectly with your other teeth. This solution preserves surrounding teeth and offers long-term durability.
Full-Arch Restorations: Transform Your Smile
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Discuss your treatment options and assess your dental health.
If needed, we’ll remove the damaged or missing tooth.
We place a small titanium post into your jawbone.
Allow time for the implant to fuse with your jawbone.
We attach a small connector to the implant.
We place a custom-made crown for a natural-looking tooth.
We recommend regular check-ups and cleanings every six months. However, the frequency may vary based on your individual oral health needs. Our dentist will discuss a personalized schedule during your first visit.
You can begin your implant treatment as soon as your consultation and evaluation are complete. Our dentist will assess your oral health, bone structure, and any necessary preparations before scheduling the procedure.
Yes, we provide teeth whitening, as well as a range of cosmetic dental procedures such as veneers, dental bonding, and smile makeovers. Schedule a consultation to discuss your cosmetic goals.
You may need a root implant if you have lost a tooth and want a long-term, stable replacement. After a thorough evaluation, including X-rays, the dentist will determine if you are a candidate.