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Expert Dental Implants in Scottsdale, AZ

Restoring smiles with strong, long-lasting, and natural-looking dental implants at Smile Arizona Dentistry.

Dental Implants Scottsdale, AZ
High-Quality Dental Implants in
                     Scottsdale, AZ

High-Quality Dental Implants in Scottsdale, AZ

If a lost or missing tooth (or two or more teeth) is getting in the way of your smile, then a dental implants near me can be a way for you to regain your smile. No matter the number of your teeth that you need to replace—dental implants can help you regain the ability to eat, speak, and enjoy your life with the same confidence as with your natural teeth

Visit our practice in Scottsdale to learn more about the implant dentistry procedure and the treatment plan customized to fit your specific needs. We have been proudly serving the local communities, including Tempe, Mesa, and Phoenix and beyond with their dental needs.

  • Same day and next-day appointments available
  • Single, multiple, and all teeth dental implant services
  • In-house payment plans and financing options
  • State-of-the-art modern technology for the best results
  • Dental team with years of experience
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Dental Implants Services Customized to
                          Fit Your
                               Needs

Dental Implants Services Customized to Fit Your Needs

The implants themselves are the small titanium posts that are placed in the jawbone to create a strong foundation for artificial teeth. They offer support for replacing one or multiple teeth. At Smile Arizona Dentistry, we will help you customize your dental implant(s) treatment to fit your needs.

  • Single Tooth Replacement: Involves the traditional implant dentistry procedure single implant placement followed by “abutment” and crown placement. The actual implant is the part in the bone that is not visible. The abutment is the hardware that screws into the implant that sits above the gum line ready to support a crown. Then with this foundation, the crown is either cemented or screwed to place and now can be used with mastication or chewing. The slang “implant” is often confused for these three parts as just described but the implant is only one part of this multiple part system.
  • Replacing Multiple Missing Teeth: A permanent and sometimes more comfortable and cost-effective alternative to dentures and bridges for multiple teeth loss. An implant bridge can be designed to support several teeth with a single dental implant or at least more than a one to one ratio (one implant per one crown).
  • Implant-Supported Dentures: For individuals who don't have any teeth in the jaw and are using dentures as teeth replacement, dental implants can be used to secure your dentures from sliding around and popping out. This is especially a popular treatment for a complete lower denture.
  • Permanently Replacing Entire Arches of Missing Teeth: Requires 4 to 6 implants to permanently replace entire arches of decayed, missing, or broken teeth.
Who Are the Ideal Candidates for
                          Dental Implants?

Who Are the Ideal Candidates for Dental Implants?

If you are considering dental implant(s) for your missing teeth, you should better have the information about your qualifications for the procedure. Ideal candidates for dental implants include patients who:

  • Have one or more missing teeth and are looking for a more permanent alternative to dentures or bridges
  • Have a healthy gum and adequate jawbone density to accommodate and support the implant structures
  • Do not have an autoimmune disease or conditions like rheumatoid arthritis and diabetes, which may slow healing abilities of your body, resulting in osseointegration failure (problems in fusing or integrating of your implant with your jaw bone).
  • Do not have a smoking habit

Patients who do not qualify for a full dental implant procedure can opt for a variety of alternatives, including dental bridges and removable options, which are also a permanent alternative, and can be removed for cleaning and examination by only your dentist.

Advantages of Dental Implants Over Other Restorative Options

Advantages of Dental Implants Over Other Restorative Options

Dental implants are durable and stronger than other restorative options, like bridges and dentures. Advantages of dental implants include:

  • An effective and permanent solution to tooth loss.
  • They look and function most like your original teeth.
  • With proper care, implants can last longer, possibly a lifetime.
  • They do not require the preparation of adjacent teeth. Nearby teeth are not altered which helps in improving long-term oral health especially of these adjacent teeth.
  • Because of their permanent and exacting fitting, dental implants do not slip within your mouth, allow proper speaking essentially immediately, which also allows eating favorite foods painlessly and confidently.

The Dental Implant Procedure at Smile Arizona Dentistry

The dental implant procedure involves replacing tooth roots with metal, screw-like posts and missing or decayed teeth with artificial teeth. How the procedure is performed depends on the condition of your jaw bone and the type of implant option you choose. Generally, the process of placing a dental implant involves multiple steps, which include:

  • Damaged tooth removal
  • Bone Grafting (When needed)
  • Exacting work up and treatment planning including a 3D radiograph to view the bone from all angles
  • Dental implant placement
  • Bone growth and healing
  • Abutment placement
  • Artificial tooth placement

The entire process can take a few months. Healing and the growth of new bone in your jaw will take some time.

Dental Implants Success Rate

Dental implants have a very high success rate. Studies suggest a long-term success rate of 9 out of 10 implant cases for lower jaw implants, and 9 out of 10 successful cases for upper jaw implants.

However, there are a number of factors on which its success depends, including your dental and oral health, including how well you take care of your teeth with your home cleansing routines, keeping to a strict routine for professional examinations (always every six months for the exam) and two to four professional hygiene well-checks per year (2-4 “cleanings” per year), any current medical conditions and how well they are controlled, the aftercare, and how skilfully it has been installed.

Dental Implant FAQs

The dental implant cost at Smile Arizona Dentistry varies depending on several factors, including the type of implant and the restoration choice selected, the number of implants placed, and any additional treatments required, such as extraction or bone grafting.

We understand that teeth implants price is a major factor for our patients. To help provide affordable dental implants, we work with most major insurance PPO providers to help you cover the cost with reduced rates. We are happy to help estimate your specific dental implant cost for surgery and restoration(s) after a thorough examination, as there are always options where we need your input to select what is best for you.

We also offer a Mariposa In-House Plan that gives significant discounts toward care. When you receive your treatment plan, our team will review this coverage with you. Additionally, we accept all major credit cards and work with GreenSky, CareCredit, and LendingUSA for all dental care performed in our office. We encourage you to apply to one or more of these sources; our office even pays the interest for these extended payment plans to keep your teeth implants price manageable. It is quick to apply and only a “soft” hit to your credit to gather this immediate information.

Dental implants are considered a safe tooth replacement option. They can safely replace your missing teeth and with proper installation, will not cause any problems to your surrounding teeth. Implants do not move around as much like dentures and provide a custom fit to your mouth.

With proper care and maintenance, dental implants can last for many years, even more than 25 years in some instances.

Dental implants can be placed in one day, but healing and bone growth require some time which is typically three to six months. It requires 2 to 3 dental appointments depending on the condition of your jaw bone, type of your implant, and any additional procedure such as bone grafting required. When a full arch is involved and at least four dental implants will be installed, yes, you can get a prosthesis installed same or next day. Often, a second more permanent arch replacement will be installed later.

At Smile Arizona Dentistry, one can choose to use conscious sedation or I.V. sedation techniques to deliver a comfortable dental implant procedure. The conscious sedation technique allows you to stay awake and feel no pain while your dentist performs the implant placement work. The I.V sedation technique, you will be asleep for the procedure. Both options provide an amnesic effect.

You won't feel pain during the procedure. When searching for implants near me, patients often worry about discomfort, but our sedation options ensure a painless experience.

You can get dental implants even after you have extracted teeth 2, 5, 10, or more years ago. However, you should have adequate jaw bone to support the implant.

It's rare that a body rejects a dental implant. However, this doesn't mean that your dental implant cannot fail. The only unavoidable reason behind the failure of dental implants is titanium allergy. Other cited reasons, like poor oral hygiene and bad aftercare can be easily avoided by following recommended dentist guidance.

If you live in Scottsdale, or especially surrounding areas, like Mesa, Tempe, and Phoenix, but absolutely anywhere or and want to find out the total dental implant cost to replace one or more missing teeth, please call us at 480-994-5225 to discuss our affordable dental implants.

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