Your new smile begins with a consultation at one of our two locations. Here we will discuss your specific needs, goals, and concerns. At this visit, we will capture advanced imaging that will help us plan your tooth replacement solution with great accuracy. Dental implant pricing, insurance coverage, and financing options will also be discussed. After completing your exam and explaining your options we can explore successful case studies from our previous patients. Once you decide dental implants are the restorative route for you, our oral surgeon will begin to complete the surgical planning phase. Choosing an oral and maxillofacial surgeon for full mouth dental implants ensures a well-optimized approach including both functional and aesthetic results.

On the day of your dental implant placement surgery, you will come to one of our two offices where we will welcome you into a private surgical suite. We will have discussed our sedation dentistry offerings and begin to make you feel relaxed and comfortable for your visit. The procedure won’t require multiple visits, during this appointment we will place four or more dental implants into the pre-determined locations in your jaw. As oral and maxillofacial oral surgeons you can trust that your implants are placed accurately and into the optimal location for a lifetime of use. At the end of dental implant surgery, most of our patients immediately receive their temporary teeth which will function and look just like natural teeth and your permanent restoration.

After your implant sites have healed you will be scheduled to receive your final restorations. Approximately 3-4 months after your procedure, the soft tissues in your mouth will heal and the bone in your jaw will begin to fuse naturally to the new implant posts. Your final restorations will be like the teeth you have been wearing but will be milled from a premium grade, more durable material. We will account for any slight adjustments that occur during healing to ensure a perfectly balanced fit for your forever smile! Whether we place these restorations, or your referring dentist does, you will care for full mouth dental implants as you would natural teeth which includes regular brushing, flossing, and routine cleanings.