Dental Implants
If you have a missing tooth that's impacting your comfort or confidence, a dental implant could be your solution.
Dental implants have had a considerable impact on modern dentistry – offering a highly viable solution to replacing missing teeth.
A dental implant is essentially an artificial tooth that is placed, or implanted, into your jaw where a dental crown is then capped on for a complete tooth that looks and even feels like a real tooth. The best part is that the new replacement tooth will function as seamlessly as your regular tooth.
- A single tooth
- Multiple teeth
- All of your teeth (implant dentures)
- Preventing teeth from shifting to close the gap caused by a missing tooth
- Preserving bone and stability for your teeth
- Enhancing the appearance of your smile
“I came to Lakewood Dental for a tooth implant and have been so pleased with the service I have gotten from the team here.”Kristin Watson, patient review
To find out whether or not you are a good candidate for dental implants, please call us at (303) 233-1112 for more information.
Apply online with one of our financing partners, or ask our team to walk you through your options at your consultation.
Financing is offered by independent third-party lenders and is subject to the lender's credit approval. Approval, monthly payments, interest rates and terms are set by the lender and vary by applicant. Applying does not guarantee approval or any particular payment, rate or terms.
See all financing optionsQ1. What is a dental implant?
A dental implant is a post placed in the jawbone to support a replacement tooth or restoration. A single-tooth replacement typically includes the implant, a connecting component called an abutment, and a crown.
Q2. Can I get an implant if my tooth has been missing for years?
Possibly. Your dentist will evaluate the remaining bone, gum health, and surrounding structures. Some patients need additional treatment, such as bone grafting, before an implant can be placed.
Q3. How long does dental implant treatment take?
Treatment often involves several stages, including planning, implant placement, healing, and the final restoration. The timeline varies depending on bone healing and whether extractions or other procedures are needed.
Q4. How do I care for a dental implant?
Brush daily, clean around the implant restoration using the methods your dental team recommends, and attend follow-up visits. Implants cannot develop cavities, but the surrounding tissues can develop disease and need ongoing care.
We provide compassionate, advanced dental care that delivers lasting confidence and healthy smiles.
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