Cheap dental implants in Farmington, CT

Dental implants come in three types: single, multiple, and full mouth. Single implants involve one implant being inserted into the jawbone to support a crown or bridge. Multiple implants involve several placed at once to help secure a bridgework or denture for extra stabilization. Full mouth dental implant systems replace all teeth using anywhere from 4-8 strategically placed titanium posts that attach themselves directly to the jawbone providing stability comparable with natural teeth roots and maximum strength for chewing hard foods such as meats and nuts.

Dental implants are costly due to several factors, including the high-quality materials used, specialized training and expertise of dental professionals, and the multiple steps involved in the procedure. The titanium implant, custom-made abutment, and porcelain crown contribute to the expense, as well as the need for advanced equipment and imaging technology. Furthermore, the lengthy process of implant placement, healing, and final restoration often requires multiple appointments, driving up the overall price.

We offer flexible payment plans, affordable financing options, and work closely with major insurance providers to ensure your perfect grin is within reach. Don't let cost stand in your way. Book a consultation today and let us tailor a solution that fits your budget. Smile brighter with our easy, accessible dental implant services.

Dental implants are minimally invasive, meaning that the procedure feels like a normal dental visit. There may be some minor discomfort at the start of your treatment, but this usually fades quickly once anesthesia sets in. After inserting the implant post, you won't feel any pain during the healing period while waiting for it to integrate with your jaw bone – although there could be some soreness afterwards. Your dentists will help manage any potential discomfort through over-the-counter or if necessary prescribed medications and home care instructions provided by them.

Alternatives to dental implants include bridges, dentures, and partial dentures. Bridges are created by using adjacent teeth as anchors while false teeth fill in the gap; they're commonly used in cases when fewer than 3 or 4 missing teeth are involved. Dentures are a removable replacement for complete arch of missing tooth that use adhesive bonding to stay in place; they may also be supported by mouth tissues or implants placed into jawbone structures. Partial dentures provide similar solutions with fewer anchor points depending on how many natural teeth remain present.