Implants & Surgical

Implant Dentistry

Permanent tooth replacement anchored for long-term stability.

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A dental implant replaces a missing tooth with a small post placed in the jaw, topped with a custom crown. It is designed to feel stable when you eat, speak and smile.

Implants are a bigger decision than most treatments, so we take the time to explain every step, answer your questions and make sure it's right for you.

Why patients choose this treatment

Built for stability

The implant is anchored in the jaw to support your new tooth.

Natural look and feel

Your replacement tooth is shaped and shaded to blend with your smile.

Supports your jawbone

Unlike some other options, an implant can help support the bone where the tooth was.

Doesn't rely on neighbor teeth

A single implant stands on its own, without grinding down healthy teeth.

Is this right for you?

This service may be a good fit if you have:

  • One missing tooth, or several
  • A tooth that can't be saved and needs a replacement
  • Patients who want a long-term, stable solution
  • Anyone who has been putting off replacing a missing tooth

What to expect

  1. Consultation and imaging

    We review your history, examine your mouth and may use 3D imaging to plan carefully.

  2. Your implant plan

    Your dentist explains the plan, timeline and costs before you commit.

  3. Placing the implant

    The implant is placed as planned, and your dentist explains how your comfort will be managed.

  4. Healing and your new tooth

    After healing, your custom crown is attached and we check how everything feels.

Common questions

Am I a candidate for an implant?

It depends on your health, your gums and the amount of jawbone. An exam and imaging will tell us.

How long does the process take?

Healing time differs for each patient, so the timeline varies. We'll give you an estimate at your consultation.

Will insurance help pay for it?

Coverage varies by plan. Call (954) 842-2452 and we'll help you understand your benefits.

This page is for general information and is not a diagnosis. Your dentist will recommend what is right for you after an exam.

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Book a visit with our team in Pembroke Pines. We will listen, explain your options in plain language, and answer every question.

We accept Medicare, Humana and most major insurance plans. Call us and we will help verify your benefits.

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