Dental Implants Palm Springs
Losing your teeth was once considered an inevitable and unfortunate part of getting older. But today, we know that tooth loss never has to be a part of the aging process.
Our goal is to maintain or restore your mouth to a healthy state, since tooth loss can lead to numerous physical, medical and psychological issues that can negatively impact your life.
The many negative consequences of tooth loss emphasize the importance of replacing a missing tooth or multiple teeth as soon as possible.
South Florida Center for Periodontics & Implant Dentistry offers the most advanced, clinically proven dental implant technologies for residents of Palm Springs County for replacing teeth and restoring your smile.
As your premier destination near Palm Springs County for periodontics and implant dentistry, we pride ourselves in being skilled and equipped with multiple methods and technologies to ensure you will receive the best, safest and most predictable treatment available for your specific needs and circumstances.
To schedule your dental implant consultation, Contact Us today at 561-912-9993.
You do not need a referral to call us.
Consider this:
- Individuals with missing teeth often feel self-conscious when they smile or talk. This negative self-image can lead to embarrassment, stress, depression, lower self-esteem and social isolation.
- Tooth loss can lead to poor eating habits. A poor diet lacking in fresh fruit and vegetables can lead to poor nutrition, and vitamin deficiencies may be unfortunate consequences.
- The loss of even one tooth can act as the catalyst for other serious oral issues involving your teeth, gums and jaw. When an individual’s bite is altered, adjacent teeth can decay faster and become more susceptible to periodontal gum infection. The teeth that are on either side of the lost tooth can shift into the now open space. Additionally, missing teeth can eventually lead to jaw bone loss and atrophy. As a result, facial features can change, which ages your appearance and stresses remaining teeth. Your ability to successfully replace missing teeth in the future may be complicated or compromised by not doing it soon after they are lost.
Our Palm Springs Patients Say It Best….
Get Treatment Now and Pay for it Over Time
We offer no-interest or low interest payment plans for individuals in Palm Springs who qualify and want to pay for their care over time. Click here to learn more or call our office at 561-912-9993.
Dental Implant FAQ’s
How do I know that implants are going to work?
We set the stage for success by creating a thorough, customized treatment plan for each patient in cooperation with the restorative dentist. Dental implants have an outstanding success rate. They are designed to last many years.
What is the role of my restorative dentist when I have implant treatment?
Your restorative dentist is a key member of the team. We stay in close communication with your restorative dentist throughout your implant treatment. After you complete treatment in our office, the restorative dentist securely attaches the final restorations to the implants. The result is a natural-looking restoration that allows you to eat the foods you want.
What can be done to minimize the risk of complications?
As with any medical or dental procedure, there is always some risk of complications. Although this risk cannot be totally eliminated, it can be minimized. The doctors at the South Florida Center for Periodontics & Implant Dentistry have years of experience and have placed tens of thousands of dental implants. This depth and breadth of experience is significant. The doctors carefully review the patient’s medical and dental history prior to treatment and work collaboratively with the patient’s restorative dentist. The doctors believe that thorough diagnosis and treatment planning are essential for long-term dental implant success. In addition, the doctors at our modern facility use the latest equipment and materials. Finally, the doctors recommend a maintenance program that includes conscientious home care and regular professional dental visits to help ensure that dental implants will function for many years.
