Dental Implants

We offer a full suite of in-house dental implant services. We can handle both implant placement and implant restoration at our office. Whether you are missing one tooth or a full arch of teeth, we’ve got you covered with our single-tooth and full-arch dental implants.

An implant restoration refers to the dental prosthetic used to restore your smile. Implant restorations attach directly to your implant after your healing process is complete to give you a full, natural-looking tooth replacement. Common implant restorations include dental crowns as well as fixed dental bridges and implant-supported dentures.

Single-tooth implant restorations are made of strong, durable porcelain. Once your dental implant has healed, this porcelain dental crown will be permanently bonded to it. Full-arch implant restorations are a bit different. Using 4-6 implants on the upper, lower or both arches of your mouth, we can restore your smile even if you’re missing all of your teeth. Implant-supported dentures, which snap onto your implants for a secure hold, are the most common option. However, fixed non-removable bridges may also be used in some cases.

• Sine implants are designed to mimic a natural tooth root, they look and feel completely natural. Your implant-supported restoration will function just like a natural tooth, and it will never move or shift.
• Implants are the most cost-effective long-term method of replacing a missing tooth. They can easily last 30+ years with proper dental care and many patients will keep their implants for the rest of their lives.
• Implants help strengthen and support your jaw bone, unlike other restorative options like dentures or bridges.

If you have a healthy mouth and a strong jaw, but you are missing one or more of your natural teeth, you may be a good candidate for dental implants. Candidates for implants must have jaw bone strong enough to support the implant. If you have lost much of your jaw bone due to bone resorption, you may not be a good candidate for an implant unless you first receive a bone or gum graft to strengthen these areas. Contact us for a free consultation to see if implants are right for you!

Yes. Dental implants can last 30+ years, and most patients keep their implants for the rest of their lives. They bond with the jaw bone and gum tissue in your mouth, essentially becoming a natural part of your jawbone. With proper oral hygiene and care, your dental implants will never need to be removed or replaced.

The expense of dental inserts can differ a lot dependent on the area of your missing teeth, the number of missing teeth, the requirement for pre-surgeries like tooth extractions, and different components. For a precise quote, plan a counsel with Omaha Family Dental.

We utilize a wide assortment of dental innovations to give heavenly outcomes during the embed arrangement measure. One of the most impressive advances utilized at Omaha Family Dental is CBCT 3D innovation. CBCT represents Cone Pillar Processed Tomography. It’s an uncommon sort of x-beam that permits us to catch a 3D picture of your teeth, delicate tissues, nerve pathways, and jaw bone. Utilizing CBCT innovation, our expert can get clear and exact perspectives on your jaw and mouth. He at that point utilizes this data to build up an exact dental embed plan, guaranteeing that you get the best outcomes.