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Dental anxiety is a common issue affecting millions, often leading to neglected dental care. At Permanent Teeth Center, we prioritize your comfort, offering advanced sedation options to ensure a stress-free dental experience. Now, you can receive the necessary dental care without the burden of fear.
For those facing significant dental anxiety or undergoing complex procedures, IV Conscious Sedation is an excellent option. This method involves administering a blend of sedatives directly into the bloodstream, quickly ushering you into a deeply relaxed state, often referred to as the “twilight zone.” You’ll feel minimal discomfort, remain awake enough to interact with our team, and breathe independently. Throughout the procedure, we closely monitor your vital signs and heart rhythm to ensure your safety. Post-treatment, patients typically recall little to nothing of their time in the dental chair.
For patients apprehensive about dental visits, Oral Conscious Sedation offers a tranquil experience without the need for IVs. By taking prescribed medication, you’ll enter a similar “twilight zone” of relaxation, feeling minimal discomfort and remaining alert enough to communicate with our staff. We keep a close watch on your vital signs during sedation for your peace of mind. Afterward, it’s common for patients to have little to no memory of the procedure, making for a calm and forgettable dental visit.
This option involves an overdenture that sits on the gums and is anchored by implants inserted into the jaw. The removable overdenture connects to the implants with special fixtures, offering a stable and cost-effective solution for complete tooth loss.
Here, a custom-fabricated metal bar links to implants in the jaw, providing a secure base for the overdenture. The removable denture snaps onto the bar, offering improved stability and retention compared to traditional dentures.
This choice offers a non-removable solution where the overdenture is fixed to the implants with screws by a dental professional. Mimicking the feel and function of natural teeth, this option does not rest on the gums and provides the highest level of comfort and stability.
When it comes to replacing missing teeth, there are several options, including dental implants, bridges, and dentures. It’s essential to discuss the pros and cons of each with your dental professional.
Permanent dentures, also known as implant-supported or fixed dentures, are a long-term solution for missing teeth. These prosthetics are securely attached using dental implants or bridges, making them non-removable and more stable than traditional dentures.
Unlike regular dentures, permanent ones are anchored in place, offering improved stability and function. They are supported by implants arranged in a bridge formation to hold each prosthetic tooth. Tailored to fit your mouth, these dentures are designed to blend seamlessly with your natural oral structure.
Permanent dentures involve placing titanium or zirconia implants into the jawbone, which then integrate to act as roots for artificial teeth. A few strategically placed implants can support a full arch, providing aesthetics and function economically.
For instance, the All on 4 technique involves four strategically placed implants to support an entire arch. Two implants are placed at the front of the mouth and two at the back, with the latter angled to avoid bone grafts, simplifying the procedure and reducing costs.
A significant advantage of implant-supported dentures is the potential for same-day procedures, allowing patients to leave with a new smile after the initial appointment. However, the final fusion of implants to bone takes several months.
The cost of permanent dentures varies based on location, additional treatments needed, and the specific type of denture. Despite the initial investment, they are more cost-effective than individual tooth replacements and offer greater durability.
Ideal candidates for permanent dentures need full mouth reconstruction or arch replacement. Those with existing bone loss from removable dentures may require preliminary treatment. A thorough evaluation by a dentist experienced in implant-supported dentures is necessary to confirm suitability.
Permanent dentures, also known as implant-supported or fixed dentures, offer a non-removable alternative to traditional dentures. They are securely anchored in the mouth using dental implants or bridges, providing a stable and secure fit.
The cost for denture implants varies based on the type selected. For detailed pricing, please refer to the price list provided at the top of the page.
Similar to denture implants, the cost for implant-supported dentures depends on the chosen type. Consult the top of the page for the full price list.
