Dental Implants Montrose CO
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Free Implant Consultation
Teeth-In-A-Day Options
Full Mouth & Single Tooth Implants
Flexible Monthly Payments
Types Of Dental Implants
When you come in for your free implant and permanent tooth replacement consultation, we will explain all the various teeth replacement options and their benefits. Each solution has its own unique set of advantages, but the biggest differentiator is whether or not it’s fixed or removable.
Conventional Dentures (Removable)
Replace all missing teeth (full dentures) or just a few (partials)
Removable for daily cleaning
Held in place with suction or adhesive paste
Can become loose and may require relines
Do not protect your jawbone from bone loss
May limit what foods you can comfortably eat
Typically last 5+ years
Implant Supported Dentures (Removable)
Combines dentures with dental implants (“snap-on dentures”)
Attach to implants for a secure fit — still removable
More stable than conventional dentures
Allow you to eat more types of food comfortably
Help prevent jawbone loss because they use implants
Cost-effective middle option between dentures and full implants
Typically last 10+ years
Full Mouth Dental Implants (Fixed)
All on X Dental Implants
Most stable and realistic full-mouth tooth replacement
Teeth are fixed in place — do not remove
Let you eat any food without slipping or shifting
Implants preserve and stimulate the jawbone
Provides a natural-looking, functional smile
Long-lasting solution that can last decades
Ideal for people wanting a permanent alternative to dentures
Why Ohana Dental Implant Centers In Montrose, CO?
Most dental offices offer dental implants as a side treatment, along with a long list of other procedures. When you visit our practice in Montrose and Grand Junction, CO, you'll benefit from clinically excellent care from practice dedicated solely to the placement and restoration of dental implants and dentures.
Dedicated solely to the placement and restoration of dental implants and dentures
Same day smiles
All treatment in-house (no visiting multiple offices)
Flexible payment & financing options
Hear From Our Actual Patients
Free First-time Consultation & smile Assessment
Meet Our Montrose Dental Implants Dentist!
15+ years implant experience
3D imaging for precise placement
Teeth-in-a-day capabilities
Sedation options available
Affordable monthly financing
High success rates
What if you could completely replace your missing teeth, restore your smile, and then never again feel bad or embarrassed when you step out in public?
Looking for "dental implants near me?" Our implant doctors take pride in servicing local Montrose, CO and our surrounding communities and we want to help you get the smile of your dreams because we believe that everybody deserves to look beautiful and to have the confidence that they had from when they were younger.
The number one thing that we hear from all of our patients is that dental implants have been life-changing... and they wish they would've done it sooner.
They are no longer embarrassed, they have confidence to smile around their loved ones and co-workers and they can eat what they want.
And imagine getting all of this in just weeks... or even days!
With proper care, Montrose dental implants can last a lifetime. This makes dental implants less expensive in the long-term compared to other treatment options that may need to be replaced several times, like bridges or dentures.
If you're looking for dental implants near me in Montrose, CO or surrounding, claim your consult package now and join the thousands of people who have transformed their smile with dental implants.
Dr. Siona Motufau
Dental Implants FAQs
What are dental implants?
A dental implant by itself is not a tooth! A dental implant is a prosthesis used to replace missing teeth. Essentially, it is a small titanium post/fixture that is inserted into the jawbone, on top of which a single crown (cap), a fixed bridge, a partial denture, or full denture can be attached. Once the implant integrates to your bone, a structure called an abutment is connected to the implant and then the artificial tooth/teeth are attached.
Therefore, there are 3 parts to an “implant tooth”: the dental implant itself, the abutment, and the artificial tooth.
Who is a candidate for dental implants?
Almost anyone who is missing a single tooth, multiple teeth, or all teeth may be a candidate for dental implants.
Dental implants may not be suitable for everyone though. Individuals with low bone density in their jaw may find it challenging to support an implant. Chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, or autoimmune disorders can hinder healing and implant integration, reducing the chances of success. Untreated gum disease is another significant concern, as healthy gums are essential for implant stability. For heavy smokers, the risk of implant failure is higher due to slower healing. Poor oral hygiene can also lead to complications and increase the risk of implant failure. It's crucial to consult with a dental implant specialist or periodontist to assess your individual suitability for dental implants.
What is the success rate of dental implants?
It varies from individual to individual and with health and habits. For a healthy individual with good oral hygiene and good health, dental implants are predictably successful with reported success rates above 90-95 percent.
How long do dental implants last?
Unlike your natural teeth, dental implants are not susceptible to dental diseases such as decay. Everybody is different, and success relies upon diagnosis, planning, medical history, and a variety of other factors. Thorough care by the patient and regular professional check-ups and cleanings are essential for dental implant sustainability.
Montrose dental implants are purposed to be a permanent solution to your missing teeth. Because the implants are anchored into your bone, dentists consider implants to be the most effective and stable long-term tooth replacement option. You can expect your titanium implant to last a lifetime. Good care contributes to the longevity of your dental implants.
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