DENTAL IMPLANTS: AN INVESTMENT IN HEALTH

How much do dental implants cost?

Dr. Veisman knows that when deciding between dental implants and alternative tooth replacement methods, there’s a lot to think about. That’s why we offer you this guide – a list of things to consider when making an informed decision about options for replacing your teeth.

Implants Last Longer

Fact: Dental implants last two to three times as long (25+ years) as traditional tooth replacement approaches such as bridges (5-15 years) and dentures (5-8 years). Simply put, in terms of longevity, dental implants can’t be beaten.

This is why, although they are more expensive up front, they are usually a better investment over time. When compared to bridges and dentures, which will likely have to be replaced 2-3 times during a person’s life, dental implants pay for themselves.

Call To Discuss Your Dental Implant Options

Call us: 866-473-7464

Jaw Deterioration: The Price of Going Without Implants

Without the regular stimulation of chewing, biting, and speaking provided by teeth, the jawbone deteriorates. In the first year alone, after the loss of a tooth, a patient may lose 25% of his or her supporting jawbone structure.

There is only one way to stop the recession: with dental implants. Because the titanium screw fuses with the bone, it provides the stimulation that is needed over time to maintain jawbone mass.

Eat and Feel Great Again

With dentures and bridges, there are limitations to what you can eat, and dentures look unnatural and have a reputation for falling out at inopportune times. By contrast, dental implants give you back your ability to eat anything, and they boost your self-esteem at the same time.

For more information about the cost of dental implants or to schedule a consultation with Dr. Veisman, call our office in Toronto, ON. Periodontal Specialists Phone Number 866-473-7464

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Tips for Comparing Dental Implant Providers

When comparing quotes from various providers, keep in mind that there are several steps in the dental implant process that often involve more than one specialist, and each should be figured into the cost.

  • x-rays & imaging
  • tooth extraction
  • bone grafting
  • implant surgery
  • final restoration (crown)

Does insurance cover dental implants?

Most dental insurance plans do not cover dental implants because insurance companies feel that there are cheaper alternatives available. Helping you understand your benefits and alternative treatments is part of our job. We will be with you every step of the way.

Dental Implants: Estimating your Cost

The cost of dental implants depends heavily on a variety of details about each individual patient’s case. That’s why the best way to get an accurate estimate of what your cost will be is by calling us to schedule a consultation. We look forward to putting a smile back on your face.