Cheap dental implants in Oceanside, NY

Dental implants come in three forms: single, multiple, and full mouth. A single implant requires a singular titanium post inserted into the socket of an extracted tooth root before having the crown secured onto it. Multiple implants utilize two or more posts for bridges or prosthetics that are held together with metal components. Finally, a full-mouth implant calls for inserting between six to eight posts into each jawbone and equipping them with replacement teeth on top of abutments connecting all segments together as one whole entity.

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 don't cause much pain during the procedure as they are performed while you're under a local anesthetic, but there can be some minor discomfort and sensitivity. Afterwards, you may feel some soreness for up to several days or even weeks in the area where the dental implant was placed. Generally speaking though, any post-procedure symptoms should diminish with time and aren't usually severe enough to require pain medications.

Alternatives to dental implants are bridges, dentures, and crowns. Bridges use the teeth next to an empty space as support while a false tooth is suspended in between; dentures replace the natural teeth with removable prosthetic appliances; and crowns cover what remains of broken or weakened teeth.