Dental Implants

Lost a tooth? Not a problem! While tooth loss might once have meant a permanent change to your smile, there are now plenty of options to rebuild your smile with natural-looking dental implants in Rialto. Not only do implants fill in gaps in your smile, but they can often last a lifetime. They look and feel just like your natural teeth, without any dietary restrictions or inconvenience.

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What Are Dental Implants?

Dental implants are one of the most popular ways available to replace missing teeth. The implant itself is a titanium rod that we place in your gums, where it then naturally fuses to your jaw to provide a firm anchor. On top of this, we place an abutment, which serves as the go-between for the implant and the crown. The crown itself is the “tooth” part of your implant, custom-made to look and feel just like a natural tooth. When all together, this procedure can restore your smile to how it was before tooth loss got in the way.

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How Do I Get Dental Implants?

While getting dental implants can take a few visits to our office, the results are worth it and last for years or even a lifetime. During your first appointment, we can examine your situation and see if implants are a good fit for you. If you need to rebuild bone mass, we may recommend first having a simple bone grafting procedure to restore it. If you are ready for implants, we can take an impression of your teeth to ensure your custom-made crowns are a perfect match for your natural teeth. The next step is to place the implant itself. Once you heal from this and the implant fuses to your jaw, you are ready for the “tooth” part, the crown. In general, each step of the process is straightforward and comfortable, resulting in a new tooth that looks and feels like it was always a part of your smile.

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Are Dental Implants Right for Me?

Whether you are missing a single tooth or a couple, dental implants could be the best option to get your smile back on track. They are an ideal choice for patients who want a lasting solution that comes with no additional hassle or inconvenience. Below are a few signs that dental implants could be what you need to restore your smile:

  • Want to replace only one or a couple of teeth
  • Have enough jaw bone mass to support implants
  • Want a solution that can last a lifetime
  • Not in a rush for a replacement (ready to wait a couple visits)
  • Want implants to support partial or full dentures

Even if implants aren’t your ideal match, we provide several other solutions to complete your smile. Dental bridges are excellent for patients looking for a more affordable option or who need to replace several teeth in a row. And we also offer dentures, which are best for patients who need quite a few teeth replaced. During your appointment, we can fully discuss your tooth replacement options and find you the best solution for your situation, goals, and budget.

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How Long Do They Last?

For many patients, their dental implants are with them for the rest of their lives! While dental implants are generally considered a permanent tooth loss solution, it will still be important to care for them to get the most out of them. The good news is that implants are relatively easy to care for and do not come with any additional hassle. You simply brush and floss as though they were normal teeth, and make sure you visit your dentist twice a year. These healthy habits are generally all you need to keep your implants in good shape for years to come. If you have any concerns about your implants after receiving them, give us a call and we will provide any additional help or info as needed.

Why Replace a Tooth Sooner Rather Than Later

The longer you go with a missing tooth, the more you might put yourself at risk for future concerns. Your remaining teeth can shift, your jaw bone can loss mass, and your facial structure can even begin to change. The sooner you replace a missing tooth, the sooner you can prevent these changes and keep your smile as healthy as can be moving into the future.

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There is no time like the present to get your smile back to perfection. Call us or use our online form to set up your appointment and get started with dental implants in Rialto. At Baseline Dental Care, we work closely with our patients to find the solution that gives them their ideal outcome. Contact us today to take the first steps in rebuilding your smile for years to come.

Frequently Asked Questions

A single dental implant costs between $3,000 and $ 6,000, depending on the complexity of the procedure and the materials used for the implant and the crown. If you need to undergo additional procedures, such as tooth extractions, grafting, or sinus lift, in preparation for your implant surgery, the total cost of the process will be higher.

Insurance does not always cover dental implants, as they can be considered an elective or a cosmetic procedure. However, if implants are considered a medical necessity for you, your dentist will submit a claim prior to the procedure. As a result, your insurance will provide partial coverage, which will significantly reduce the final out-of-pocket cost of your implants. 

Dental implants are considered the most sophisticated method of tooth replacement and are generally better than dentures or bridges because implants are:

  • Durable and stable, and provide up to 100% of natural biting force
  • Look very natural in the mouth
  • Prevent jawbone density loss and changes in the bite, tooth alignment, and facial structure

However, dental bridges or dentures can be a better solution for people who have oral health or general health issues that prevent successful regeneration after the implant surgery or make the procedure risky.   

The entire process of getting dental implants takes between 4 and 8 months. The timeline depends on how fast your implant fuses with the jawbone after it is installed. Typically, the crown is attached once the implant is stable and can withstand chewing pressure. However, the process may take longer for people who need additional procedures before the implant surgery. Such procedures include tooth extraction, sinus lift, and bone or soft tissue grafting.

The success rate of dental implant surgeries is 85% to 95% for patients who are good candidates for the procedure. To ensure that your implant surgery is successful, we recommend choosing a reputable dental surgeon and closely following your dentist’s recommendations for surgery preparation and post-procedure care.

Typically, a dental implant surgery is not painful because it is done under local anesthesia that numbs the procedure site completely. In some cases, your doctor may opt for conscious sedation in addition to or instead of local anesthesia. For 10 to 14 days after the procedure, you are likely to feel some soreness and swelling. However, these symptoms can be managed with over-the-counter medication and fade away as the healing progresses.

Usually, 10 to 14 days are needed for initial recovery after a dental implant surgery. During this period, you may experience some soreness and swelling at the procedure site that will gradually subside as your jawbone and gums heal. However, the full recovery after a dental implant surgery takes 4 to 8 months, as the implant has to fuse with the jawbone to become stable and be able to support the crown.

Dental implants are typically made of titanium, a biocompatible and durable material. Zirconia implants may be used instead of titanium ones for patients with metal allergies. The crowns that are attached to the implants can be made of porcelain, zirconia, or porcelain-fused-to-metal. 

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