Dental implants are biocompatible, hypoallergenic restorations that mirror the design and function of a tooth root. Once installed, your bone naturally fuses to the surface (a process we call “osseointegration,”) permanently anchoring it into place. After an implant is completely integrated, it is capable of supporting a fixed restoration and can last for the rest of your life.
This testimonial outlines the patient, Dallas's experience getting all of his teeth replaced with dental implants through a procedure called "all on four" or "all on x". He explains how he felt throughout the process and how it has impacted his life.
Our goal is to present all of your treatment options to help you make an informed decision about what’s best for your smile. During your comprehensive exam, Dr. Hopkinson will evaluate your needs and discuss the possibility of using dental implants to restore your smile’s natural anatomy.
Dental implants can be used to replace one or more missing teeth, and we are committed to creating a treatment plan tailored to your specific needs.
You will meet with our doctors for a comprehensive dental implant exam. During this exam, we will discuss the following:
We will take a 3D image of your jaw and mouth area with our 3D cone beam.
The doctor will review the 3D images with you along with your dental history and address any questions you may have.
Our doctor will discuss your customized treatment plan we’ve created just for you.
You’ll get to meet with our financial coordinator and discuss the total investment, and financing options that may be available to you.
Single dental implant and crown.
This traditional implant design functions like an artificial tooth root, supporting an individual ceramic crown on top of the abutment. The end result looks, feels, and functions nearly identical to a natural tooth.
Implant-supported dental bridge.
For multiple missing teeth, we recommend pairing implants together to anchor a fixed dental bridge. This approach reduces the total number of implants required and prevents the need for a removable prosthesis.
Full-arch hybrid implant system.
If you’ve heard of “All-on-4” or “All-on-6” treatments, these implant systems use as few as 4-6 implants to restore an entire arch of missing teeth. The contoured design follows the natural shape of your mouth, so there are no bulky plates to get in the way.
Removable, implant-supported denture.
Implant-stabilized overdentures are a type of “snap-on” prosthesis that uses 2-4 implants to secure it throughout the day. This solution works well for anyone who wants better security for their denture throughout the day.
At Hamilton Town Dentistry, we understand that seeing is believing when it comes to the incredible transformations dental implants can bring to your smile and overall oral health. Our before and after gallery showcases the remarkable results achieved through our dental implant procedures.
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