Cheap dental implants in Somers, NY

Dental implants comprise single teeth, multiple artificial teeth and full-mouth restorations; they're rooted in the jawbone to replace lost natural teeth. Single implants consist of one titanium post inserted into the gums joined with a dental crown; multiple dental implants support an implant bridge or denture for several missing adjacent teeth. Lastly, restoration of an entire upper or lower arch requires many individual units strung via implant abutments that are fastened together to form base anchors for replacement prosthetic work.

Dental implants are expensive due to several factors, including the high costs of materials, labor, and specialized training required for dentists. Additionally, the lengthy and complex procedure demands precision, which often involves state-of-the-art equipment and multiple appointments. Furthermore, dental insurance coverage for implants can be limited, causing patients to bear a larger portion of the cost, thus contributing to the perception of implants as particularly pricey.

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 can be a scary proposition but they don't usually hurt while the procedure is being done. Anesthetic and sedation are used to make sure you remain comfortable throughout, so most people only feel slight pressure during surgery. Afterward there may be some discomfort if your dentist prescribes pain medication it's important to take it as directed for better comfort in the days ahead.

Alternative treatments to dental implants include bridges, dentures and inlays/onlays. Bridges involve anchoring artificial teeth between two existing natural teeth; dentures consist of removable false teeth, while inlays/onlays use pre-molded ceramic materials which are bonded onto the tooth surface.