Implant dentist: Dr. Samuel holds a Fellowship in Dental Implants and Advanced Prosthetic Dentistry. His advanced training has enables him to help many people with complex restorative dental implant procedures.

Whether you are missing a single tooth, multiple teeth or full arch, Dr. Samuel can help you by getting NEW TEETH ONLY IN ONE DAY!

In fact, many local implant surgeons refer many of their patients as well as their family to Dr. Samuel to complete the restorative portion of dental implant treatment.

A dental implant is a complete tooth root replacement. A titanium cylinder is placed into the jaw using a gentle surgical procedure. Over a period of 2-6 months the metal fuses to the bone and is used to support crowns, bridges or dentures. Dental implants in their current form have been used for over 50 years with success rates over 90%. They are considered by many dentists the standard of care in tooth replacement today and the majority will last a lifetime!

One of the main advantages of dental implants is that unlike teeth, dental implants will never get a cavity. Decay is the number one reason fillings or crowns need replacement and is the major cause of tooth loss today. In addition, your natural teeth do not need to be damaged in any way in order to have a dental implant.

Dental Implants may be the perfect solution when you are missing one or more teeth. Crowns and veneers are popular, esthetic solutions, but only dental implants can replace the entire tooth including both crown and root. Dental implants look, feel, and function like your natural teeth and they offer incredible stability because they become part of your body and integrate completely- just like a natural tooth.

With Dental Implants, you regain all the capabilities you had with your natural teeth, giving you renewed confidence and the ability to get the most out of life!

The dental implant procedure involves three phases. During the first phase, we place the implant, usually made of titanium, into your jawbone. It then requires a period of healing, known as osseointegration, that lasts for several months. Finally, we attach a new crown to the implant, giving you a strong, natural-looking new tooth! To learn more about dental implants, please contact us today!