Cheap dental implants in Leesburg, FL

Dental implants come in three main types: single, multiple and full mouth. Single implants have one dental implant post either replacing a tooth or several teeth in a row while multiple implants take the form of bridge-like structures with two end posts to hold several artificial teeth at once. Full mouth rehabilitation consists of many posts that span an entire arch - each post is individually placed and provides stability for replacement dentition.

Dental implants are costly due to several factors, including the specialized training and expertise required of dental professionals performing the procedure, the high-quality materials used such as titanium for the implant and ceramic for the crown, the advanced technology employed for precise placement, and the lengthy treatment process that often involves multiple appointments and stages. Additionally, dental insurance plans may not cover the full cost, further contributing to the expense.

We make dental implants more affordable by offering flexible payment plans, interest-free financing options, and collaborating with insurance providers. We also provide discounts for multiple implants and ongoing promotions. Our team is dedicated to delivering high-quality, cost-effective dental solutions, ensuring everyone can achieve a confident, healthy smile without breaking the bank. Let us help you restore your smile today.

Dental implant procedures typically do not hurt. However, there may be some minor discomfort during the procedure due to applying anesthesia and drilling or hammering into the jawbone. Afterward you may experience soreness in your mouth and face which is normal; certain medications can manage that pain if needed. Swelling, bruising, and even temporary numbness are also possible after a dental implant treatment but usually will go away quickly on their own with no need for additional care.

Alternatives to dental implants include bridges, partial dentures, full dentures and root canal treatment. Bridges use adjacent teeth for support; partial dentures are removable plastic or metal replacements for some lost teeth; full dentures replace all of the upper or lower teeth from a gum-like base that sits on top of gums; and root canals treat infected tooth pulp by removing it from the inside and filling the empty spaces with a cement-like material.