Providing Best Dental Implants at Pinnacle Dental

Patients having missing teeth commonly feel self-conscious about the appearance of their mouth, but tooth loss is not merely a cosmetic issue. If not treated well and in time, missing teeth can cause expensive and irreversible damage—including bone loss, periodontal disease and receding gums.

In order to prevent these complications and restore an improved cosmetic appearance, many patients opt for dental implants which allow them to attain a beautiful smile, improved self-esteem and flawless functionality. Also when the dental implants are placed by the Best Dentist they are much durable and can last a lifetime. Having many years of experience and exceptional technical expertise, our dentists are skilled at addressing all your dental concerns related to missing teeth and preventing long-term complications. Having helped countless patients attain a beautiful, natural-looking smile Pinnacle Dental is recognized for delivering the best dental implants in Plano.

An Overview of Dental Implants

Dental implant surgery comprises of two stages and involves an oral surgeon as well as a restorative dentist. Choosing your implant surgeon is the most important decision you will make during your journey to restoring a full set of functioning teeth. The visible outcome of this whole process is the teeth that will eventually crown your implants but it is the quality of the implants and the expertise with which the whole procedure has been carried out that decides the success of the surgery.

Knowing the implants is the most crucial phase of the restoration procedure, our dentists are meticulous in their preparations and placement methods. The whole process of placing dental implants into the living tissue of the bone needs precise knowledge of the nerves and blood vessels that interact with bone as well as the impact dental implants will have on the patient’s sinuses. Our Dentist will place thin titanium posts along the jawline where the teeth are missing during the first stage of the procedure. These metal posts are the actual dental implants. Acting as root substitutes, they eventually bond to the bone to become a permanent part of the mouth creating a strong base for artificial teeth.

This whole procedure of placing dental implant may require many sessions depending on individual need. You will be made comfortable through anesthesia during surgery which the dentist will have discussed with you during your pre-surgery consultation. The surgery can be made convenient and short by choosing the best anesthesia and possibly intravenous sedation if needed.

You will have partial or full dentures before removal of any existing teeth. You can wear these dentures over the implants while they heal so you can eat and socialize normally. At our Dentist clinic, dental implants are not placed until our dentist is confident that they are fully healed. After a period of almost three to six months, the metal anchors will have successfully bonded to the bone and the second stage of dental implant surgery will be initiated. Your restorative dentist will create and place the artificial teeth at this point and your beautiful and functional new smile will be the ultimate outcome.