Implant
- What holds it in place
- An implant placed in the jawbone
- Neighboring teeth
- Don't need to be filed down
- Day to day
- Fixed in place
- Surgery
- Needed
Dental implants
Replace a missing tooth and stop thinking about it.
Putting it off because you're worried about pain or cost? At your consultation, the dentist will look at your 3D X-ray and tell you straight whether an implant is right for you.
Consultation with 3D X-ray included$150*
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Leave your number. Our front desk will call to set up a time.
Your consultation is withDaniel M., DDS
3D X-ray on site. We take it during your consultation.
One dentist. The same dentist plans and does your whole treatment.
Plan and cost in writing. You get both before you decide on treatment.
Payment plans. Our front desk will explain the terms.
Pain and healing
Does it hurt? How long does healing take?
We hear these questions at almost every consultation. Here are straight answers.
Does getting an implant hurt?
The implant is placed under local anesthesia. As he works, the dentist tells you what he's doing and what you might feel.
What should I expect afterward?
You may have some pain and swelling. The dentist will tell you how to manage them and which medications you can take.
When can I go back to work and eat normally?
That depends on how much work is done. The dentist will give you instructions right after the surgery.
How long does healing take?
It takes a few weeks to a few months from surgery to the crown. During that time the implant fuses with the bone, and you come in for checkups.
We don't recommend implants for everyone.If it isn't a good option for you, the dentist will tell you at the consultation and go over other options.
Dentist
Meet your dentist
Daniel M., DDS
Implant dentist. Handles your treatment from the consultation to the crown.
"Before I plan anything, I look at your 3D X-ray and ask about your health. Then I show you on the image what I recommend and why. You don't decide until you have the plan and the cost in front of you."
- Focuses on dental implants and implant crowns.
- Does the consultation, the surgery, and the checkups himself.
- Goes over every treatment plan with the patient using the 3D X-ray.
Implant, bridge, or denture
Three ways to replace a missing tooth
The dentist will tell you which one is right for you after an exam. Here's how they differ.
Bridge
- What holds it in place
- The neighboring teeth
- Neighboring teeth
- Have to be filed down
- Day to day
- Fixed in place
- Surgery
- Not needed
Removable denture
- What holds it in place
- Your gums and remaining teeth
- Neighboring teeth
- Don't need to be filed down
- Day to day
- You take it out to clean it
- Surgery
- Not needed
Cost
What it costs
You'll see the exact amount in your treatment plan before you decide to go ahead.
Consultation with 3D X-ray
$150*
An exam, a 3D X-ray, and a conversation with the dentist about your options.
Single implant with crown
$3,500 to $5,000*
The amount depends on whether you need additional treatment before surgery.
Several teeth or a full arch
quoted in your treatment plan
The dentist prepares it after your exam and 3D X-ray.
You can spread the cost with a payment plan. Our front desk will explain the terms.
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Treatment
Your treatment, step by step
You leave your number.
Our front desk calls you back, answers your questions, and schedules a consultation.
Consultation with 3D X-ray.
The dentist asks about your health, examines your mouth, and takes a 3D X-ray. He tells you whether an implant is a good option for you.
Treatment plan.
You get a plan with each stage and the cost. You decide after you've read it.
Surgery.
The dentist places the implant under local anesthesia.
Healing.
The implant fuses with the bone. During that time you come in for checkups.
Crown.
Once you've healed, the dentist attaches a crown, the visible part of the tooth, to the implant.
It takes a few weeks to a few months from surgery to the crown. After an exam, the dentist will tell you how long your treatment will take.
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What patients say
"I was afraid to ask about the price. At the consultation I got a plan with the amount, and no one rushed me to decide."
Barbara, 57 "I left my number in the evening. Someone from the front desk called me back, answered my questions, and scheduled my consultation."
Richard, 62 "The dentist showed me on the X-ray what he recommended and why. For the first time, I understood what the treatment involves."
Linda, 55
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Questions
Common questions
Can anyone get an implant?
The dentist decides that after an exam and a 3D X-ray. If an implant isn't a good option for you, he'll tell you straight and go over other options.
Does getting an implant hurt?
The implant is placed under local anesthesia. Afterward you may have some pain and swelling. The dentist will tell you how to manage them.
How long does treatment take?
It takes a few weeks to a few months from surgery to the crown. After an exam, the dentist will tell you how long your treatment will take.
How much does an implant cost?
A single implant with a crown costs $3,500 to $5,000*. You'll see the exact amount in your treatment plan before you decide to go ahead.
Do you offer payment plans?
Yes. Our front desk will explain the terms.
What happens when I leave my number?
The Newshore Dental front desk will call you, answer your questions, and offer a time for a consultation. Leaving your number doesn't commit you to anything.
Location
Where to find us
- Newshore Dental12 Shoreline Ave, Newshore, ST 00000
Front desk(555) ***-4567
HoursMonday-Friday 8:00 AM-8:00 PMSaturday 9:00 AM-2:00 PM
The entrance is on the street side, next to a potted olive tree.
Find out whether an implant is right for you.
Leave your number. Our front desk will call to set up a time for a consultation.
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