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Dental Implant Surgery – Sacramento, CA

 

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Missing teeth can be an unfortunate source of pain and discomfort. Not only does it affect one’s ability to chew and digest certain foods, but it can also have an impact on social interactions. People with missing teeth often shy away from smiling in photos, laughing, or speaking up in group settings, and even avoid eating in public altogether.

However, with the modern solution of dental implants, these issues can become a thing of the past. Our dental implants in Sacramento, CA allow for a natural look and feel, along with the ability to eat any type of food!

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What Are Dental Implants?

Dental implants are an effective solution to missing or damaged teeth. Consisting of three parts – a post, abutment, and restoration – they offer a permanent, long-lasting alternative to traditional bridges or dentures. The post, which is made of titanium, is surgically implanted into the jawbone where it serves as a replacement root. The abutment is attached to the post, and the restoration – typically a crown – is attached to the abutment.

This combination creates a sturdy, stable, and natural-looking tooth replacement that allows patients to eat, speak, and smile with confidence. Not only do single and full-mouth dental implants offer functional benefits, but they also improve oral health by preserving the surrounding teeth and preventing bone loss in the jaw. With proper care and maintenance, dental implants can last a lifetime and transform a patient’s incomplete smile into a beautiful and healthy one.

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Advantages of Dental Implants

  • Provides a long-term, stable, and natural-looking smile
  • Preserves bone and facial features
  • Enables confident laughing, eating, and speaking
  • Requires the same oral hygiene as natural teeth
  • Eliminates ill-fitting traditional dentures
  • Increases stability of modified dentures
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Your Custom Implant Options

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Single implants

Matt specializes in replacing individual missing teeth with single dental implants and restorations that seamlessly blend with your natural smile. Using advanced smile design technology, the shade and shape of the replacement are carefully matched to your surrounding teeth, ensuring a flawless and cohesive result.
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Multiple Implants

Apart from aesthetic considerations, the lack of multiple teeth can lead to various functional problems. Fortunately, we have a solution in the form of an implant-supported bridge. This innovative approach effectively replaces several missing teeth in a specific area by utilizing a single dental implant. By customizing the treatment plan to suit your individual requirements, we ensure that you receive a minimally invasive procedure that delivers excellent results in terms of both appearance and functionality.
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Implant Supported Dentures

Discover the advanced level of denture stability and functionality using implant-supported dentures. These removable prosthetics, resembling traditional dentures, are securely fastened to dental implants, offering improved stability and a boost in confidence. By incorporating implant posts, these dentures prevent the deterioration of bone volume, providing a durable solution for tooth loss while preserving the proper fit and integrity of your denture over an extended period.
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Full Mouth Dental Implants

Discover the ultimate solution for complete smile restoration with our full-mouth dental implants. By securely implanting them into the jawbone, these advanced implants offer not only a complete smile transformation but also the restoration of biting power and functionality. Moreover, the placement of full-mouth dental implants helps preserve the integrity and strength of your jawbone, ensuring long-term oral health benefits.

Three Steps to a Five-Star Smile

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Step One: Consultation & Planning

We initiate the dental implant process with a comprehensive consultation, during which we carefully listen to your concerns and aspirations. Through the utilization of cutting-edge technology such as digital scans, 3D imaging diagnostics, and a thorough oral examination, we develop a tailored treatment plan that focuses on addressing your unique requirements and restoring the healthy and aesthetic aspects of your smile. Open communication is key, as we believe in providing transparent information about the clinical situation, smile objectives, and the range of available treatment options. By fostering a collaborative approach, we ensure that you are actively involved in the decision-making process.

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Step Two: Dental Implant Surgery

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Step Three: Recovery & Final Prosthesis

Over the course of three to six months, your dental implants will fuse with your jawbone through a process called Osseointegration. This bonding is what enables dental implants to function so effectively, providing a level of security and stability that can’t be achieved with other tooth replacement options. Once your implants have fully healed, you’ll be able to receive custom-made restorations that blend seamlessly with your remaining natural teeth, allowing you to eat, speak, and smile with ease. With routine care, your dental implants will continue to serve you well for many years to come.

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