Cheap dental implants in Tracy, CA

Dental implants come in three variations - single, multiple, and full mouth. Single implants are typically used when one tooth needs to be replaced; multiple fixtures are for replacing a few teeth; whereas a full mouth usually consists of all teeth being replaced in the upper or lower jaw.

Dental implants are costly due to several factors, including the specialized expertise and training required for dentists to perform the procedure, the high-quality materials such as titanium used to create the implant itself, and the intricate process of customizing the implant to fit each patient's unique needs. Additionally, the multi-stage nature of the procedure, the potential for complications, and the time investment for both patients and dentists contribute to the elevated price.

We understand that dental implants can be a significant investment. To make them more affordable, we offer customized financing options, including low monthly payment plans, financing, and discounts for qualified patients. In addition, we accept various insurance plans and work closely with providers to maximize your benefits.

Dental implants are generally not painful during the procedure and afterwards for most people. A local anesthetic is used to block any potential pain signals, so you should only feel pressure or vibration when the implant is placed in your jawbone. After placement of the implant, there may be some mild swelling or discomfort that normally lasts a few days or a week and can be treated with over-the-counter pain killers. You may also experience minor bleeding after receiving an implant, but this usually subsides quickly.

Alternatives to dental implants include bridgework, removable dentures, and composite resin bonding. Bridging involves using adjacent teeth as anchors while filling in the gaps with false teeth. Removable dentures are full or partial sets of plastic or acrylic replacements for missing teeth. Finally, composite resin bonding repairs chipped or discolored teeth by applying a mixture of plastics and glass particles directly onto the damaged tooth.