Cheap dental implants in South Pasadena, CA

Dental implants come in three varieties: single, multiple, and full mouth. Single are used to replace a single tooth; multiple for more than one missing tooth and full mouth for an entire arch of teeth. Implantation surgery is typically required to secure the synthetic roots into jawbone or gum tissue.

Dental implants' high costs can be attributed to several factors, including the specialized skills required for the procedure, the price of quality materials like titanium, and the need for multiple appointments with dental professionals. Furthermore, the extensive training and expertise of implant dentists, along with the use of state-of-the-art technology, contribute to the overall expense. Despite the initial investment, dental implants offer a long-lasting solution for missing teeth, often making them a worthwhile consideration for patients.

At our dental implant clinic, we strive to make implants accessible by offering flexible payment plans, financing options, and working with various insurance providers. Our in-house financing allows you to pay over an extended period, with low interest rates and manageable monthly installments. Additionally, we'll help you navigate your insurance policy, maximizing your benefits for dental implant procedures. Schedule a consultation, and we'll customize a financial plan tailored to your needs.

Dental implants are a procedure that involves permanently placing a metal screw into your jaw bone and topping it with an artificial tooth typically composed of titanium. The actual implantation of the screw is usually done under local anesthesia, so you won't feel any pain during placement. You may feel some pressure or discomfort, but it shouldn't be painful. After the implant is inserted healing takes place in the area surrounding it; soreness and swelling are normal after this procedure but can be managed with over-the-counter medication or prescription medication if needed right away.

Alternatives to dental implants are bridge and dentures. Bridges replace a missing tooth with an artificial one which is held together by surrounding teeth while dentures replace multiple teeth or whole rows of the dentition. Both techniques involve oral surgery, bonding, and crowns placed on adjacent healthy teeth for support.