Dental Implants FAQs

in Aurora and Denver, Colorado

What is a dental implant?
Dental implants are replacement tooth roots, which allow your dentist to attach a restoration that corrects one or more missing teeth. Dental implants can support a replacement tooth, they can anchor bridges, partial dentures, or full dentures.

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Are dental implants expensive?
The cost of your dental implants depends on many factors including the number of dental implants placed.

For these reasons, cost can vary. Therefore, Aspenwood Dental Associates provides affordable financing options so your dental implant procedure is within reach.

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How successful are dental implant procedures?
Dental implants are an excellent restorative option for anyone who has lost one or more teeth. Dental implant procedures are very successful, each year thousands of people choose to replace their missing teeth with dental implants. Overall, more than 95% of all dental implants placed are successful.

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How strong will my dental implant be?
After your dental implant has been placed and it has fused to the bone, your dental implant will function and feel like your natural teeth. In fact, many people find that their dental implants are not only as strong as their natural teeth, but are stronger than their other teeth.

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How long will my dental implant last?
Your dental implant will last for many years. For many people, dental implants can last a lifetime with proper cleaning and maintenance.

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Why should I get dental implants if I need dentures?
Dentures will allow you to continue eating many foods and they will provide you with the confidence to smile, but there are many disadvantages to dentures. For instance, denture adhesive can be messy, and it may not allow you to do everything that you would like.

Dentures anchored with dental implants are much more secure in your mouth, allowing you to eat confidently with greater chewing force because the dental implants keep the denture firmly in place and support your bite.

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If you have any unanswered questions about dental implants,
contact our Aurora, Colorado office today to schedule a free consultation.