Get a permanent solution when one tooth or a few are holding you back. Single and multiple tooth implants replace missing teeth with natural-looking results that feel secure and stay put, helping you move through everyday life with confidence—without removable or partial dentures.
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After a welcome call, you’ll come in to meet your dentist who specializes in dentures and implants. We’ll get familiar with your unique challenges and build a plan that addresses all of your tooth replacement needs—as well as your budget concerns.
Together we’ll craft the best possible solution that works with your budget.
* Free exams are for new denture or implant patients only. Initial exams are $1 in Illinois and Missouri offices.
Once we’ve got your plan ready to go, we can take impressions, perform any necessary extractions, and fully prepare your mouth.
Depending on when your appointment is scheduled, we may be able to install implants the same day.
You won’t leave without teeth that allow you to eat, speak, and feel comfortable while you heal.
Most implant patients are fully healed after six months, but your dentist will customize a treatment that works best for your mouth.
Once healed, we’ll install crowns or your implant-supported dentures and you’ll be free to smile with confidence every day.
After a welcome call, you’ll come in to meet your dentist who specializes in dentures and implants. We’ll get familiar with your unique challenges and build a plan that addresses all of your tooth replacement needs—as well as your budget concerns.
Together we’ll craft the best possible solution that works with your budget.
* Free exams are for new denture or implant patients only. Initial exams are $1 in Illinois and Missouri offices.
Once we’ve got your plan ready to go, we can take impressions, perform any necessary extractions, and fully prepare your mouth.
Depending on when your appointment is scheduled, we may be able to install implants the same day.
You won’t leave without teeth that allow you to eat, speak, and feel comfortable while you heal.
Most implant patients are fully healed after six months, but your dentist will customize a treatment that works best for your mouth.
Once healed, we’ll install crowns or your implant-supported dentures and you’ll be free to smile with confidence every day.
Dental implants are placed at the root, creating a stable foundation that looks and functions like natural teeth. They don’t rely on removable or partial dentures—and they’re designed to blend seamlessly into your smile.
You shouldn’t have to choose between quality and affordability. Our focused approach helps make implant care more efficient and more attainable, with clear guidance and options designed to work with your budget—so moving forward feels possible.
Everyone deserves their best smile—so we do our best to make all of our treatments affordable for all. That includes accepting multiple financing options and standing behind our work.
Most major dental insurance accepted
CareCredit financing with low or no interest
Flexible payment plans
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All treatments backed by our limited warranty
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Yes, dental implants can be used to replace just one missing tooth.
A single tooth implant is designed to fill the gap left by a missing tooth with a solution that looks, feels, and functions like a natural tooth. The implant acts as a replacement root, and a custom crown is placed on top to restore your smile.
Replacing a single missing tooth can do more than improve appearance. It can help make eating and speaking feel more natural again and prevent nearby teeth from shifting out of place over time.
Your dentist will evaluate your oral health and explain whether a single tooth implant is a good option for you, along with what the process and timing would look like. For many people, it’s a long-term solution that restores confidence and comfort—without affecting surrounding teeth.
In some cases, yes. A single tooth implant procedure can begin and provide a visible result in one day.
If conditions are right, your dentist may be able to place the implant and attach a temporary crown during the same visit. This allows you to leave the office with a natural-looking tooth in place, rather than a visible gap, while healing begins.
It’s important to know that the temporary crown is not the final restoration. After the implant has fully healed and integrated with the jawbone, you’ll return to receive your custom-made permanent crown, designed for long-term strength and appearance.
Whether same-day placement is possible depends on factors like bone health, healing ability, and overall oral condition. Your dentist will evaluate your situation and explain the safest, most effective timeline so you know exactly what to expect.
It’s very common to worry about pain, and the good news is that the procedure itself is designed to be comfortable.
During the implant placement, the area is fully numbed with local anesthesia, so you shouldn’t feel pain while the implant is being placed. You may notice some pressure, but most people find the procedure easier than they expected.
After the surgery, it’s normal to experience some soreness or discomfort as the area heals. This is usually temporary and can typically be managed with over-the-counter or prescribed pain medication, along with rest and following your dentist’s aftercare instructions.
Your dentist will explain what to expect before and after the procedure and make sure you have clear guidance to stay comfortable throughout healing. The goal is always to replace pain with relief—and help you feel confident every step of the way.
A single tooth implant is a dental implant used to replace one missing tooth with a solution that looks and functions like a natural tooth.
The process involves surgically placing a titanium implant into the jawbone, where it acts as a replacement for the missing tooth root. Once the implant heals and integrates with the bone, a custom-made crown is attached on top to restore the appearance and function of the tooth.
Single tooth implants are often chosen because they don’t rely on neighboring teeth for support, unlike a bridge. They can help restore chewing and speaking comfort, prevent nearby teeth from shifting, and support jawbone health over time.
Your dentist will evaluate your oral health and explain whether a single tooth implant is the right option for you, along with what the procedure and timeline would look like from start to finish.
Yes, multiple dental implants can often be placed during a single procedure.
If you’re missing more than one tooth, your dentist may be able to place several implants at the same visit, depending on your oral health, bone structure, and overall treatment plan. This approach can be more efficient and may reduce the number of appointments needed to restore your smile.
Placing multiple implants at once is common when implants are being used to support bridges, dentures, or full-arch solutions. Your dentist will carefully evaluate your needs and explain how many implants are recommended, why they’re needed, and what the procedure and recovery will look like.
Every situation is different, but your dentist’s goal is always to create a plan that’s safe, effective, and designed to give you the best long-term result.
Your dentist will focus on keeping you comfortable and informed throughout the procedure.
Before implant placement begins, the area will be numbed using local anesthesia so you shouldn’t feel pain during the procedure. If your treatment plan includes additional steps—such as bone grafting—your dentist may recommend a different form of anesthesia to ensure your comfort. Your dentist will review this with you ahead of time so you know exactly what to expect.
Once the area is prepared, the dental implants are surgically placed into the jawbone. The procedure is carefully planned and performed to support healing and long-term success.
After implant placement, your mouth will need time to heal before permanent teeth are attached. In some cases, a temporary crown or denture may be placed the same day so you’re not left without teeth while healing takes place. Once healing is complete, you’ll return to receive your permanent restoration.
Your dentist will explain each step, provide aftercare instructions, and guide you through the full timeline so you feel supported from the procedure through recovery and final results.