Dental Implants

Full Arch Replacement with All-on-4

If you're dealing with multiple failing teeth or wearing dentures that don't work anymore, All-on-4 gives you a complete set of teeth supported by four implants. Most patients get temporary teeth the same day, then switch to permanent ones after a few months of healing.

Snap-In Dentures for Secure Fit

Implant dentures attach to 2-4 implant posts, so they stay put while you eat but you can still take them out to clean. Good middle ground if you want stability without permanent fixtures.

Same-Day Tooth Replacement

If your bone is healthy, we can place your implant and attach a temporary tooth in one visit. Same-day implants work well for front teeth or when we're extracting a tooth and replacing it right away.

Single Tooth Implants

For one missing tooth, a traditional implant gives you something that works and looks like the tooth you lost. It takes a few months for everything to fuse together properly.

If you need additional support, we offer bone grafting, sinus lifts, and zygomatic implants. Our in-house lab handles all crowns, bridges, and cosmetic veneers.

Why Aberdeen Families Choose Us

We're 15 minutes from Aberdeen on State Road 7. Everything happens in one location: scans, surgery, lab work, so you're not going to multiple offices or waiting weeks between steps.

We treat complex cases like bone loss and failed implants that other practices refer out. Your consultation includes scans, health review, and clear pricing. We work with different budgets and offer financing.

Are You a Good Candidate?

Most Aberdeen residents with missing teeth qualify. You need enough bone to support the implants and healthy gums. If you have bone loss, we can often work around this.

Good candidates usually have missing teeth, wear dentures that slip or cause sores, have failing teeth, want a permanent solution, keep their mouth clean, and don't smoke heavily. Health conditions like diabetes don't automatically rule you out. We'll review your history to confirm implants are safe.

Your first visit determines if you're ready for treatment or need prep work first.