Dental Implants - Palm Beach County, FL

Transformative Solutions for a Complete, Healthy Smile

"I Was Shocked at How Painless This Whole Process Was!"

Restore Confidence and Function Permanently

The absence or decay of teeth can be a source of significant discomfort and challenges, impacting various aspects of daily life. Missing teeth hinder chewing ability, affecting dietary choices and nutrition, and contribute to jawbone deterioration and shifting of adjacent teeth, leading to further oral health issues. The aesthetic implications can dent one’s self-esteem, affecting confidence in social and professional settings.

However, at Profiles Oral & Facial Surgery Center, we offer a permanent solution to replace any number of missing or decayed teeth through dental implants! Dental implants provide a stable and durable foundation for prosthetic teeth, restoring functionality, aesthetics, and confidence. With our expertise in implant dentistry, we can help you regain a healthy and beautiful smile that lasts a lifetime.

What Are Dental Implants?

Dental implants replicate natural teeth through a three-part structure: an implant post, an abutment connector, and a restoration. Firstly, the implant post replaces the missing tooth’s root, providing strength and stability by being surgically placed in the bone tissue. Secondly, a restoration, such as a crown or bridge crafted from durable, natural-looking materials, replaces the top portion of the tooth.

Finally, an abutment connects the implant post to the restoration, resulting in a beautifully integrated final result. Because implants fuse directly to the jawbone, they offer the strength necessary to enjoy various foods, from crisp apples to juicy steak. Full mouth dental implants can even replace all teeth in the mouth with a stable prosthetic, enabling individuals to embrace life to the fullest.

The Benefits of Dental Implants

Restore 99% of normal biting and chewing function
Can last decades without special maintenance or expensive upkeep
Prevent surrounding teeth from shifting and protect them from excess wear and tear
Protect bone volume in the face and preserve a youthful appearance
Make it possible to enjoy all your favorite foods without limits
Protect overall health and prevent issues like nutrient deficiencies

Various Options. Elite Personalization.

Single Implants

When faced with losing a single tooth or multiple teeth in different areas of the mouth, a single dental implant emerges as the optimal solution for restoring dental health.

Acting just like a natural tooth, you can maintain it through regular brushing and flossing, seamlessly integrating it into your oral hygiene routine. By restoring a fully functional biting surface, single dental implants serve as a safeguard, shielding adjacent teeth from potential damage and relieving them from undue stress, thus averting the need for costly interventions.

Dental Bridges

A bridge can replace several teeth with one restoration for several missing teeth in one area. Bridges are false teeth that are fused to crowns on both sides.

We can anchor these crowns to two dental implants, giving you unmatched strength and stability without needing an implant post for each missing tooth. We custom-craft implant bridges to look natural and blend seamlessly with the surrounding teeth.

Implant-Supported Dentures

If you want the versatility of a removable prosthesis with the enhanced function and stability of dental implants, an implant-supported denture might be the perfect fit for you.

Hybrid dentures are securely placed with several implant posts, like full mouth dental implants. However, this approach uses a lightweight prosthesis that you can remove and snap into place as needed.

Full Mouth Dental Implants

Full mouth dental implants are permanently fixed, meaning you’ll never have to worry about putting your teeth in a glass again. Because they’re held securely, we can make your full mouth dental implant restorations with more durable materials that look and feel like natural enamel. You’ll be able to bite and chew any food without limitations, making full mouth dental implants the ideal way to restore full function to your smile!

Are You A Candidate For Dental Implants?

The Process Is as Simple as One, Two, Three

Consultation & Digital Diagnostics

To ensure your smile receives tailored care, your treatment to improve your dental health begins with a comprehensive consultation. During this session, we’ll review your medical history, dental needs, and smile aspirations.

We’ll use advanced diagnostic tools to create a digital model of your oral anatomy and meticulously measure your bone structure. With this information, we will plan every aspect of your procedure, crafting your new teeth to seamlessly blend with your unique smile aesthetics, ensuring natural-looking results.

Procedure

Following your personalized treatment plan, we’ll begin your implant procedure, prioritizing your comfort with sedation to ensure relaxation. Depending on whether you need tooth extractions or bone grafting, we will make gentle incisions in your gums. Using our All-on-4 protocol, we’ll place four dental implants in predetermined locations within your jawbone. Once placed, we’ll attach an abutment connector and place your temporary prosthetic on top. With this immediate placement of teeth, you can benefit from having a complete smile while your mouth heals!

Healing & Final Restorations

Over the next 4-6 months, your implants will fuse to your jawbone through osseointegration, creating a solid, durable foundation to support your final set of teeth. Once your implants have healed completely, we can place your final restorations, custom-crafted from durable, high-quality materials, to give you a dream smile you’ll love for years. Your full mouth dental implants can last a lifetime with proper at-home care and regular checkups!

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