Dental Implants Overview – Groton, CT
Dental Implants Add Permanence To The Smile
If you are missing teeth, dental implants are considered the gold standard of tooth replacement. Implants restore both function and aesthetics to your smile, as well as preserve jaw bone health to prevent deterioration and a changing bite. Dental implants are superior to dentures or bridges because they are more permanent, provide an improved bite and look natural in your smile. We are able to replace single, multiple or even a full arch of missing teeth with dental implants. Many of the reasons we recommend implants include:
Permanence with proper oral care
Natural look and feel
Preserves oral health
Eat and speak with confidence
Restores self-esteem
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Why Choose Dental Implants
Every dental implant treatment begins with an in-depth consultation and examination of your oral structure and a review of your smile goals. We analyze the jaw with advanced x-rays and imaging technology to help plan out the implant placement. Thanks to our sedation dentistry options, patients in Groton, CT and Waterford, CT are typically relaxed and feel minimal discomfort during surgery. After the dental implant is placed in your jaw and fully healed, it will be restored with a lifelike dental crown that will blend seamlessly into your smile.
Drs. Gregory Toback and Marianne Urbanski are accomplished periodontists in Groton, CT and have performed many successful dental implant cases. Dr. Toback is a Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology and is a member of the prestigious Society for Contemporary and Progressive Periodontists, giving him an exceptional understanding of dental implants and periodontology. Many of our patients report an improved quality of life after receiving dental implants in Waterford, CT, enjoying the confidence and return to normality they bring.
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Find Out if You're a Candidate for All-on-4® or Teeth-in-a-Day®
There are many people that are told every day that they do not qualify for dental implants due to bone loss or other related conditions. Due to our experience and technology 90% of those people are still candidates for this procedure.
