FREE Implant Consult with 3D Scan (a $462 value)!
Considering tooth replacement with dental implants? At your free implant consult, our team will use the latest 3D scanning tools to assess your smile. You'll receive all the guidance you need to decide if dental implant restorations are right for you!
Tooth loss and dental damage don't have to be permanent conditions, thanks to state-of-the-art dental implants at Corson Dentistry in Greenwood Village! For patients who have tooth problems or tooth loss due to trauma, poor oral hygiene, tooth decay, gum disease, and more, our team restores smiles with long-lasting, natural-looking dental implants. Using state-of-the-art materials and techniques, Dr. Corson and his team provide permanent replacement teeth that are comfortable, lifestyle-friendly, and made to last, offering top dental implants in Greenwood and beyond!
The Dental Implant Process
In the dental implant placement process, an artificial tooth root is placed in your jawbone to form a strong, permanent foundation for replacement teeth. Unlike other tooth replacement options such as dentures, bridges, or crowns, implants replace both the tooth and the root. This is important because an embedded implant allows for structural osseointegration, where the tooth implant fuses with the jaw bone to provide strength, stability, resilience, and bone retention.
Patients are left with a permanent tooth replacement solution that looks and feels like natural teeth. You'll never have to remove your new, permanent dental implants, and you can brush, floss, eat, and drink as you would with normal teeth.
Implants last as long as conventional restorations on teeth, as they are stronger and more durable than bridges and dentures. With proper surgical placement combined with proper care and hygiene, dental implants can last a lifetime.
What Type of Dental Implant Do I Need?
Implants are often considered the gold standard tooth replacement solution, whether you’re missing only one tooth, need several teeth in a row, or require full replacement. Single dental implants are implemented when you have just one missing tooth or multiple missing teeth that are not adjacent to each other. Each would be individually and carefully implanted with an individual post. If you’re missing multiple teeth or need full mouth replacement, multi-unit dental implants several posts may be installed to support a bridge or full arch to which multiple replacement teeth can be attached.
Scanning and Computer-Guided Surgery
At your dental implant consultation, our team will help you determine if you’re an ideal candidate for dental implants and to prepare for a possible oral surgery, our dentists will use 3D CT scans to gain an accurate diagnostic of your oral anatomy and condition of the targeted implant location. Dr. Corson and his team will assess bone quality, detect any possible underlying pathology, and identify internal anatomy and conditions, as well as take all necessary measurements.
Implant Planning with Top Technologies
To plan your dental implant placement procedure, state-of-the-art imaging technology will allow our team produce a 3D recreation of the entire mouth and jaws. This allows us to conduct a “virtual surgery” in which models of the patient’s mouth and the 3D scans enable our surgeons to go through a simulated procedure that provides a computer-generated surgical guide to assist in the precise placement of the implants.
At Corson Dentistry, our advanced imaging process enables us to be ultra-precise in the implant placement and eliminates any guesswork during your implant placement surgery.
Using top technologies allows us to be as minimally invasive as possible – which is especially important in cases where the margin of error is small. A guided approach enables the dentist to be aware of exact locations of vital structures, including tooth roots, bone, nerves, and sinuses.
For our Greenwood Village patients who are missing all teeth in a full arch, a computer-generated guide helps implant surgeons understand where the planned restoration will be positioned, which can be difficult when no other tooth landmarks are present to help with orientation. Computer-guided surgeries allow our team to deliver optimal aesthetics, while providing less pain, discomfort, swelling, and bruising after surgery, thanks to smaller, more precise incision. As an added benefit, this often results in a faster healing process after dental implant placement!
Restore and Renew Your Smile with Dental Implants
If you’re ready to restore your smile and discover if dental implants are the best tooth replacement solution for you, contact Corson Dentistry today to schedule a consultation and learn more. Combining top technologies and decades of expertise, Dr. Corson and his team will provide the ideal implant solution for you!
