Cheap dental implants in Watertown, CT

Dental implants are an effective way to replace missing teeth. They are available in three varieties: single, multiple, or full-mouth. Single implants involve replacing one tooth with a surgically placed titanium post and a custom-made crown for each individual implant. Multiple implants consist of several titanium posts—each topped off with its own custom crown—that work together as a bridge to replace more than one tooth at once. For more severe cases involving numerous gaps in the mouth, dentists may recommend full-mouth dental implants by placing four or six strategically located posts throughout the upper and/or lower jawbones – restoring up to 12 lost teeth at once if needed.

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.

We offer flexible payment plans tailored to fit your budget. With our low monthly payments, and extended terms, we make dental implants accessible for everyone. Don't let cost hold you back – schedule a free consultation today, and let us design a personalized plan to restore your smile without breaking the bank. Invest in yourself and your oral health. It's worth it.

Dental implants do not cause pain during the procedure, as local anesthesia is usually used. 1 or 2 days afterwards it's common to experience some tenderness and discomfort that can be managed with over-the-counter medications. Some patients may experience more intense but manageable pain a few days after the procedure which should subside in a few days and if necessary can be addressed with prescribed medications.

Dental implants are not the only option for missing teeth; bridges, partial dentures and complete dentures can be used as alternatives. Bridges use neighboring healthy teeth to support an artificial tooth, while partial and complete dentures are removable replacements worn during the day. Finally, over-the-counter plastic fillers or false teeth stuck with adhesives can also work.