Implant Dentistry

in Odessa, TX

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The Gold Standard of Tooth Replacement

If you're missing out on life because you've lost one or more of your teeth, Basin Dental Suite is here to help. We offer comprehensive dental implant services to provide permanent tooth replacements that look, feel, and function just like your natural teeth. A visit to our Odessa office will have you smiling your best once again!

SCHEDULE A DENTAL IMPLANT CONSULTATION IN ODESSA, TX!

If you are interested in learning more about replacing one or more missing teeth with dental implants or if you'd like to schedule an appointment, contact our office today. Our team is eager to meet with you and provide you with the outstanding dental care you deserve!

Proudly serving patients in Odessa, TX, and the surrounding areas!

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Dental implants are titanium, screw-shaped posts that mimic the function of missing tooth roots. When in place, they fuse with the jawbone in a process known as osseointegration, providing a secure foundation to support aesthetic implant restorations with unmatched comfort, stability, and durability.

Missing one or more of your teeth can be a serious matter. It can affect how your jaw closes, resulting in a painful bite and temporomandibular joint (TMJ) problems. Moreover, the imbalance created by missing some teeth can result in tooth decay and periodontal (gum) disease.

Dental implants are today's gold standard for replacing missing teeth. They help maintain your facial shape and prevent a sunken appearance. You'll speak clearly, enjoy your favorite foods without restriction, and smile with confidence once again. Best of all, implants prevent bone loss in the area, enhancing your oral health.

Implant surgery is safe and highly predictable, with an almost 98 percent success rate. Caring for implant restorations is just like caring for your natural teeth, which involves brushing, flossing, and routine dental exams and cleanings. Restoring your teeth with dental implants is the closest you'll ever get to having healthy, natural teeth.

Here's a look at the dental implant restorations offered by your trusted team at Basin Dental Suite:

  • Single Tooth Implants: Dental implants provide secure foundations to support dental crowns, providing a highly effective tooth replacement option if you have a single missing tooth.
  • Implant-Supported Bridges: Implant-supported bridges connect to dental implants on either side of the gap, restoring two or more adjacent teeth with incredibly lifelike restorations.
  • Implant-Supported Dentures: Implant-supported dentures replace an entire arch of missing teeth, providing a stable and secure alternative to conventional dentures.

Ideal candidates for implant dentistry are healthy individuals with healthy gums and teeth and good bone density in the area. If you have bone loss due to missing teeth for some time, Dr. Esho may recommend a bone graft so you can enjoy the many benefits of dental implants.

Keep in mind that you must be willing to maintain proper oral hygiene habits to ensure the procedure's success. Moreover, it's best to quit smoking or be a non-smoker because this harmful habit can interfere with healing.

You'll start your implant process with a consultation with Dr. Esho, who will answer your questions and determine whether teeth implants are right for you. Once your candidacy is established, we'll begin your life-changing process.

The first step to receiving your stunning tooth replacements is placing the titanium implants in your jaw. We'll wait a few months while the implant fuses to the bone, then secure a connector called an abutment to your implant, and wait once again for the soft tissue to heal. The last step is creating your implant restorations to fully restore your smile's function and aesthetics.