Am I a candidate for dental implants?

The first step is to consult with a dentist or periodontist (gum specialist) to see if you are a good candidate for dental implants. Factors that may affect your candidacy include: Tooth loss Gum disease Oral hygiene Medical conditions Smoking

What is the difference between traditional dentures and implants?

Dental implants are a more permanent solution to tooth loss than traditional dentures . Implants are surgically placed in the jawbone and act as artificial roots. Once the implants have healed, they can be used to support a dental prosthetic, such as a crown, bridge, or denture. Traditional dentures are not surgically placed and therefore do not provide the same level of stability as implants.

How long do dental implants take?

The entire process, from consultation to placement of the final restoration, can take several months. Once it has been determined that you are a good candidate, the next step is to place the implant in the jawbone. This is a surgical procedure that will require some time to heal. Once the implant has healed, the next step is to place the abutment, which is a connector piece that will attach the implant to the dental prosthetic. The final step is to place the dental prosthetic, such as a crown, bridge, or denture, on the abutment.

Are dental implants painful?

The placement of dental implants is a surgical procedure. As with any surgery, there is some degree of discomfort that can be expected, but anesthetics can be used. Most patients report that the level of discomfort is manageable and worth it for the long-term benefits of dental implants.

How long do dental implants last?

Dental implants are designed to last a lifetime. With proper care and maintenance, your implants can last for 20+ years.

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Tooth Replacement options in the Greater Boise area

Dental implants offer a long-lasting, natural-looking solution for missing teeth that help to preserve your jawbone.

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Single Tooth Implants

When just one or two teeth in your smile are missing or decayed, single tooth implants are a great solution to fill in the gaps. Completely customized, these implants will have your smile looking as good as new.

60 minutes or less

Starting at $1,499 without crown and $3,200 with crown

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Multiple Tooth Implants

For patients who have multiple missing teeth in a row, an implant with multiple crowns attached may be a great fit. We can create any arrangement needed to seamlessly fill the gaps in your smile and restore your chewing and speaking functions.

90 minutes or less

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All-on-4

For those looking to replace an entire arch of teeth, all-on-4 implants are fantastic. With this method, four implants are placed in the jawbone and an arch of teeth are attached, making for a perfectly seamless smile.

120 minutes or less

Starting at $16,500

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All-on-6

Similar to all-on-4 implants, all-on-6 dental implants replace an entire arch of teeth in one shot. Six implants are placed in the jawbone, and after the bone has fused to the implants, a complete arch of teeth is placed to restore dental function and appearance.

120 minutes or less

Starting at $18,500

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Implant Repair

Although extremely durable and long-lasting, dental implants are not immune to wear and tear! When there's a problem with your dental implants, we're happy to provide repairs so that you can go back to enjoying a healthy smile.

60 minutes or less

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Implant-Supported Dentures

Did you know that your dentures can be supported by dental implants? A great way to prevent the shifting of traditional implants and avoid the need to remove and reinsert dentures daily, implant-supported dentures are a great option for many.

120 minutes or less

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Frequently Asked Dental Implants Questions

Am I a candidate for dental implants?
The first step is to consult with a dentist or periodontist (gum specialist) to see if you are a good candidate for dental implants. Factors that may affect your candidacy include:
- Tooth loss
- Gum disease
- Oral hygiene
- Medical conditions
- Smoking
What is the difference between traditional dentures and implants?

Dental implants are a more permanent solution to tooth loss than traditional dentures. Implants are surgically placed in the jawbone and act as artificial roots. Once the implants have healed, they can be used to support a dental prosthetic, such as a crown, bridge, or denture. Traditional dentures are not surgically placed and therefore do not provide the same level of stability as implants.
How long do dental implants take?

The entire process, from consultation to placement of the final restoration, can take several months. Once it has been determined that you are a good candidate, the next step is to place the implant in the jawbone. This is a surgical procedure that will require some time to heal. Once the implant has healed, the next step is to place the abutment, which is a connector piece that will attach the implant to the dental prosthetic. The final step is to place the dental prosthetic, such as a crown, bridge, or denture, on the abutment.
Are dental implants painful?

The placement of dental implants is a surgical procedure. As with any surgery, there is some degree of discomfort that can be expected, but anesthetics can be used. Most patients report that the level of discomfort is manageable and worth it for the long-term benefits of dental implants.
How long do dental implants last?

Dental implants are designed to last a lifetime. With proper care and maintenance, your implants can last for 20+ years.