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To see if teeth implants are right for you, call us today at 281-944-4752 to schedule a consultation with Dr. Powell.
Dr. Powell will place some types of dental implants but will refer you to an oral surgeon for more complex implant procedures. After examining you and determining your dental needs, he will make the decision that is best for you. If you receive implants from a surgeon, you will return to our office to receive your replacement teeth.
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No matter which kinds of implants you receive, you have the option of receiving oral sedation during your implant treatment.
For dental implants in Richmond, call Jonathan F. Powell, DDS at 281-944-4752. You can also request an appointment online.
Dental implants function as artificial roots for replacement teeth. Implants are anchored directly in your jawbone, like the roots of natural teeth are. Your jaw bonds to the implants to keep them securely in place. This provides a stable support system for crowns, bridges, or dentures. Implants also stimulate your jawbone, reducing your risk of bone loss, which is common after someone loses teeth.
While implants can technically be removed, there would most likely never be a reason to remove them. The dental implants themselves fuse and become one with your jawbone, potentially lasting for decades or even the rest of your life. The artificial teeth we attach to them usually last for at least five to seven years, after which they may need replacement.
Your exact cost for getting dental implants will depend on several factors, including the number of implants needed, their location, and the type of replacement teeth you get. We’ll be happy to work up a treatment plan and provide you with an accurate cost for your implant treatment so you can decide what’s best for your wants and needs.
Yes, dental implants are completely safe. Today’s implants are usually crafted from medical-grade titanium because this metal fuses with your jawbone. Your body accepts the titanium as its own, and new bone material will actually grow around the implant. At this point, the implant will serve as a sturdy base for replacement teeth.
We can see you as soon as tomorrow!