A FOUNDATION FOR YOUR SMILE
Begin with the right foundation
An implant consultation considers your oral health and the amount and quality of available bone. Some patients need grafting before an implant can be placed. The practice describes three-dimensional CT-based planning and coordination with the restorative dentist.
An individual treatment sequence
The number of implants, need for grafting, healing stages, and final restoration vary. Your consultation is an opportunity to understand the proposed sequence, costs, and maintenance requirements.
What to ask at your implant consultation
Ask which surgical and restorative stages are included in the plan, whether a graft is needed, and who provides the final replacement tooth. Your overall health and oral health help guide the recommendation.
Your questions, answered.
Can implants replace more than one tooth?
Depending on the plan, implants may support an individual crown, a bridge, or a denture.
Do implants still need ongoing care?
Yes. Daily cleaning and professional follow-up remain important for the health of the implant area and restoration.
General patient education. Your treatment plan requires an individual evaluation.