Replace Missing Teeth With Dental Implants

Since the advent of the implant, engineering and enhancements have enabled dentists to expand its usefulness, including the replacement of missing or lost teeth. Today, implant techniques provide a wide range of tooth replacement solutions, including single-tooth replacement and anchoring for a denture.

If you are in need of replacement teeth, whether one or many, or if you need your denture to be stabilized, ask Pine Belt Dental PLLC & Dr. John Guillot whether dental implants may be right for you. We can perform the procedure in our office or, in some instances, may refer you to an oral surgeon for placement of the implant post, after which we will restore the tooth with a ceramic crown. This results in a totally natural-looking tooth that is fully functional.

If you’re uncertain if dental implants are for you, we offer an implant evaluation to see if your bone structure can support an implant procedure. After the evaluation, the next step is the comprehensive consultation and then the exam.

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Dental Implant Examination With 3D Cone Beam Imaging 

Dentists use this cutting-edge technology to make dental implants easier, safer, and efficient. With the use of our I-Max Touch 3D technology, dental implant surgery has become more reliable and precise. Functionalities such as oblique MPR mode enable the dentist to view cross-section images of patients’ teeth. The 3D software can be used to simulate implant placement on 2D and 3D models. 

This 3D implant planning software is proven to be a trusted ally for fast, safe, and efficient prosthetic implant dentistry.

Post-Implant Care

Although proper oral hygiene is always recommended for maintaining good dental health, it is especially important when a patient has received a dental implant. Bacteria can attack sensitive areas in the mouth when teeth and gums are not properly cleaned, causing gums to swell and jaw bones to gradually recede. 

Recession of the jawbone will weaken implants and eventually make it necessary for the implant to be removed. Patients are advised to visit their dentists at least twice a year to ensure the health of their teeth and implants. Dental implants can last for decades when given proper care.

Complete Dental Services

We’re dedicated to providing professional dental care, including general, laser, cosmetic, preventative, and restorative. Our friendly staff will help you find a convenient time to schedule your appointment.