Implant Dentistry

The two most common options to replace missing teeth are dental implants and dentures. Each offers unique benefits, but determining which provides the best results depends on your individual needs, preferences, and oral health.

Tooth replacements are much more common than you think. Losing your natural teeth can happen due to a variety of factors such as injury, an accident, or even gum disease. Not having a smile you are happy with can have an effect on your confidence and day-to-day life. Fortunately, dental implants can transform your smile and help you feel like yourself again. 

Experiencing multiple dental problems can be overwhelming. You may feel embarrassed to smile, in addition to dealing with physical symptoms of dental problems. Fortunately, full mouth reconstruction is a comprehensive approach to rejuvenating vulnerable and damaged teeth and gums. Dr. Scott Greenhalgh has been performing full mouth reconstructions for many years, and he can discuss all of the options with you so you can make decisions about what to do next.

If you are missing one or more teeth, dental implants offer a strong, stable, sturdy tooth replacement option. Anchored to the bone beneath your teeth, dental implants are not susceptible to moving around or feeling loose in your mouth. In fact, over time they fuse with the bone in which they are placed, providing a long-lasting solution and stimulating the density of bone.

There are several reasons why patients may seek dental implants for their cosmetic dental issues.

Missing teeth can be unsightly and embarrassing. When you're considering replacement teeth, though, you should look beyond the cosmetics of your smile. Missing teeth can also cause serious problems for your overall oral health.

If you need to replace missing teeth, it’s important to choose the right option for your unique needs. There are many factors that go into this decision, and Dr. Greenhalgh will provide you with as much information as necessary to ensure you fully understand all your options.

Dental implants and dentures both offer you an effective way to replace your missing teeth. We encourage you to view our slide presentation below to learn more about these treatment options.

If you’re missing one or more teeth, particularly if they’re in a hard-to-see area, it may not seem immediately compelling to replace them. However, there are a number of reasons, some cosmetic, others practical, to replace those pearly whites.

Any form of surgery, no matter how minor, can be intimidating, but the dental implant procedure is not as complicated as you imagine. Dental implants can last a lifetime. It's important to go into the surgery fully prepared to make sure you achieve the best results. Our implant dentist, Dr.