Dental Implants · Emergency Dentistry The tooth I lost in my forties, and the taco I ate the day the new one went in
“I kept waiting for the bad part. It never came.”
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An implant replaces a missing tooth with a small titanium post and a natural-looking crown. It doesn’t slip, doesn’t come out at night, and lets you eat whatever you like. Most patients say the procedure was far easier than they feared.
A 3D scan lets us plan the exact position before anything touches your mouth.
The implant post is placed in a short, fully numbed visit — most people are surprised how uneventful it is.
Over 3–4 months the post fuses with your bone while you wear a temporary if needed.
Your custom crown is attached, matched to your other teeth. Done.
The placement itself doesn’t hurt — you’re completely numb, and sedation is available if you want it. Expect a few days of soreness afterward, usually managed with ibuprofen. Most patients are back to work the next day.
Placement takes about an hour per implant. Start to finished crown is typically 3–5 months — healing time does most of the work.
from $3,200
Starting prices for straightforward cases. Your exact cost depends on your exam — we always quote in writing before treating, and the quote is what you pay.
Dental Implants · Emergency Dentistry “I kept waiting for the bad part. It never came.”
Read Marisol’s story
Almost certainly not. Health matters more than age — we’ve placed implants for patients in their 80s. A quick scan tells us if your bone is a good candidate.
With normal home care, the implant itself routinely lasts decades — often for life. The crown on top may need replacement after 10–15 years, like any crown.
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