Cheap dental implants in Country Club Hills, IL

Dental implants come in three main types: single, multiple, and full mouth. Single implants are used to replace one missing tooth; multiple implants are for replacing several teeth spaced out along the arch, while full mouth replacements consist of an entire arch of either upper or lower jaw. Implant placements typically require two surgical sessions and each procedure is tailored to the individual patient's needs.

Dental implants carry a high price tag due to several factors, such as the expertise required from dental professionals, advanced technology employed, the high-quality materials used to create the implants, and the multiple appointments needed for a successful procedure. Additionally, insurance coverage for dental implants can be limited, leading to higher out-of-pocket expenses. Though costly, dental implants provide a durable, long-term solution for tooth replacement, offering significant benefits to oral health and appearance.

We offer various payment options to make dental implants more accessible to our patients. We work with different insurance plans and also offer third-party financing options. Our team will work closely with you to find the best payment plan that suits your budget and needs. Our goal is to help you achieve a healthy smile and restore your confidence in the most affordable way possible.

Dental implants may seem intimidating, however they don't cause too much discomfort during the procedure as local anesthetics are used to numb the area and sedation options can also be provided. After implant placement, some patients do experience tenderness or pain in their gums which is typically mild and easily treatable with over-the-counter medications. With proper care and good oral health habits, most people enjoy their dental implants without any issues afterward.

Alternatives to dental implants include bridges, dentures, and partial dentures. Bridges are a tooth replacement option where crowns on the teeth on either side of a gap replace an absent tooth; the false tooth is known as a pontic and is held in place by being affixed to connected crowns. Dentures replace multiple missing teeth via artificial replacements that sit over gums but may also involve attaching at least one abutment tooth for stability; partial dentures can include both methods of attachment.