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When a patient is missing one or more of their permanent teeth, our dentists may recommend dental implants in Quincy & Norwell, Massachusetts. Your dental implants in Quincy & Norwell, MA, will restore the beauty and functionality of your smile. To learn more and to schedule an appointment with our dentists, contact Advanced Dental Arts today. You can also download our Implants ebook with lots of valuable information.

What are Dental Implants?

Whether you’re missing one, several, or all of your teeth, we can use dental implants to replace missing teeth. Tooth implants are a durable, permanent solution for tooth replacement. They include an implant post (secured into the jawbone) and a replacement tooth secured on top.

The Tooth Implant Procedure in Quincy & Norwell, MA

Here is what you can expect from the dental implant procedure:

• We begin with a consultation that includes an exam. During this consultation, we help you determine if dental implants are right for you.
• During the first installation appointment, the dentist surgically inserts the implant post into your jawbone.
• Then, you must allow the area to heal and the bone to fuse with the post.
• Once suitably healed, the dentist places the replacement tooth on top of the implant post
• The replacement tooth may be a dental crown, bridge, or partial or full dentures.

Regardless of the type of replacement we use, our team at Advanced Dental Arts creates it to suit your unique smile.

Restore Your Smile with Dental Implants in Quincy & Norwell, MA

Missing teeth can take a toll on your dental health, which is why tooth replacement is so important. Replacing your missing tooth or teeth is the best way to rejuvenate your smile. It can restore your dental health and functioning while also helping your confidence.

Dental implants in Quincy & Norwell, MA, are a sturdy and long-lasting solution to replace missing teeth. They operate and look like natural teeth. Caring for them is simple, just brush, floss, and visit the dentist for preventative care and they can last the rest of your life!

Learn more about dental implants or get yours today by scheduling an appointment.

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