Dental Implants Lafayette IN

Implant dentistry is a modern, permanent method for replacing missing teeth. A dental implant can be used to replace one or more missing teeth. Your custom dental implant restoration, which may be a dental crown, dental bridge, full denture, or partial denture, will be placed by our skilled Dentists, Dr. Shane T. Cope or Dr. Melinda Bodine. To learn more about the advantages of our dental implants in Lafayette, Indiana, and to discover whether you are a good candidate for implant dentistry, we welcome you to contact us at Highland Creek Family Dental East or South by giving us a call today!

Dental implants are prosthetic teeth that work by replacing both the root and the crown of your tooth after it has been removed from your mouth. Implants consist of two main parts, the implant post, and the implant restoration. The implant post works to replace the tooth root, anchoring the tooth to your jawbone and providing a stable foundation by stimulating your supporting bone tissue to keep it healthy. The implant restoration replaces the crown of the tooth or teeth and may consist of a single crown, a dental bridge, or a denture.

Your implant treatment begins with an implant placement surgery, during which the implant post is surgically inserted into your jawbone. After this procedure, there will be a period of healing to allow the post to integrate with your jawbone. Following this healing period, our Dentists will work with you to design and create a restoration that meets your unique needs. This restoration will cap your implant post and complete your treatment.

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Dental implants are intended to be permanent replacements for your missing teeth and require the same care as your original teeth in order to keep them stable and functional in your mouth. This includes daily brushing and flossing as well as regular visits to your dentist for preventive care.

Anyone who has lost a tooth or teeth is a candidate for implant dentistry in Lafayette. As long as your teeth and gums are healthy, you will most likely be able to receive implants without any difficulty. If you have a pre-existing condition, such as tooth decay or gum disease, you will need to receive treatment for that condition before you can receive an implant.

If you have any questions about implant dentistry, schedule a consultation with our Dentists. Now you no longer have to look for the best “Implant Dentistry Near Me”, just visit our office today. We look forward to helping you regain a healthy, beautiful smile!