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Staying Comfortable

Comfortable Implant Care Experience    

We provide your comfort with various sedation options, including Local Anesthesia, Nitrous Oxide, Oral Conscious Sedation, and General Anesthesia, ensuring a stress free and comfortable dental procedure.
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Your Comfort is Paramount to Us

The idea of bone grafting and dental implant surgery can be a little scary, so we’ve taken the steps to ensure that your journey is as comfortable as possible.  Our doctors will take the time to comfortably numb you, while our assistants ensure your comfort with blankets, neck pillows, and bottled water, if desired.  For our patients who desire a more restful experience, we offer nitrous oxide and oral sedation, and for those who want to sleep through the whole experience, we offer general anesthesia.  We will customize your comfort experience to your wants.
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Are You a Candidate for Dental Implants?

Determining if you’re a suitable candidate for dental implants is an essential step in your journey to a renewed smile. Ideal candidates are generally in good overall health and possess sufficient jawbone density to support the implant. Whether you’re missing a single tooth, several teeth, or require a full arch restoration, dental implants could be an excellent solution for you. Factors like oral hygiene, lifestyle habits, and overall health significantly influence the success of the implants. Even if you have experienced bone loss, procedures like bone grafts or sinus lifts can make implants viable. If you’re facing challenges with your current dental state, such as difficulty eating or self-consciousness about your smile, dental implants can offer a transformative solution.

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Your Comfort with Sedation

Your comfort is important to us.  You will discuss your concerns and wants at your consultation appointment, and we will suggest the best form of anesthesia to help you stay comfortable and achieve your goals.
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Understanding the Cost of Sedation

The least expensive form of anesthesia is local anesthetic, which has no additional charge.  Nitrous oxide has a nominal charge to cover the cost of the nose cone and the gas.  Oral sedation typically adds an hour to your treatment, and the procedure may go a bit slower, so the bulk of the cost is used to cover lost time to monitoring you.  General anesthesia is the most expensive, often several thousand dollars per procedure, but it is also safer than oral or IV sedation, and you will sleep through your entire procedure, so the value of having no memory of your procedure is high.  We’ll help you decide which form of anesthesia is best for you.

Have More Questions?

Find detailed answers to your queries on our FAQ page. Dive into a comprehensive list of frequently asked questions to help guide your decision on dental implants.

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