Cheap dental implants in Gary, IN

Dental implants come in various types, such as single, multiple and full mouth. Single implants replace one natural tooth; multiple implant solutions can be used to replace several or even a full arch of teeth, both upper and lower. Finally, Full Mouth Implants involve strategically placed implant fixtures on the jawbone that will hold any number of replacement dentures.

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.

At our practice, we understand the importance of providing flexible payment plans to make necessary dental implants accessible. We are proud to offer in-house financing with no interest charges, as well as a variety of payment options that fit any budget. Contact us today to learn more about our affordable implant solutions.

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.

Alternative tooth replacement options include bridges, partials and dentures; however none are as secure or long-lasting as a dental implant. Bridges are fixed on either side of the gap with crowns by connecting to other teeth while partials fit over existing teeth and fill in any missing gaps. Dentures, removable appliances that replace missing teeth, provide the most economical option but can be uncomfortable and require more frequent replacements due to shrinkage of the jawbone.