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Dental Implants Bala Cynwyd, PA

Dental implants are the the gold standard for tooth replacement. Patients with one or more missing teeth can explore their options with Dr. Weinstock, a leading Philadelphia area dentist for the placement of all types of dental implants. Dental implants in our Bala Cynwyd, PA, dental office can offer a new smile that looks and feels natural. They allow patients to enjoy the foods they love and help them speak with confidence.

Prosthodontics and Your Dental Care

academy of osseointegration logoDr. Weinstock has advanced education and training in Prosthodontics, a field of dentistry dedicated to the restoration of missing teeth. As a dentist, dental educator, and member of the Academy of Osseointegration, Dr. Weinstock stays current on the latest developments in techniques, materials, and treatment options in implant dentistry.

Choosing a dentist with knowledge and experience of dental implants is essential. Your dental team can have an impact on the long term integrity of your results.

Dr. Weinstock works with patients on an individual basis to restore their smiles with dental implants. He provides complete and consistent care throughout the entire process. Our Bala Cynwyd, PA cosmetic dentistry office offers full services for all types of dental implants under one roof, under the care of an experienced and highly trained dental team.

Affordable Dental Implants in Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania

What Are Dental Implants?

A dental implant has three main parts: the post, the abutment, and the restoration. Dental implants in our Bala Cynwyd, PA dental office consist of these parts:

Post

The post is the part of the dental implant placed into your jawbone. It is usually made of titanium, which is strong and can fuse with the bone in a process called osseointegration. This post acts like the root of a natural tooth, providing stability for the entire implant. Once the post is securely in place, it creates a strong foundation for the next parts of the implant.

Abutment

The abutment is a small connector that sits on top of the post. It connects the post to the restoration (the visible part of the implant). The abutment is often made of metal and helps hold the restoration securely in place. It also helps position the restoration at the right height for a natural look and feel.

Restoration

The restoration is the part of the dental implant that looks like a tooth. It can be a crown (for a single missing tooth), a bridge (for multiple missing teeth), or a full denture (for a complete arch of teeth). The restoration is usually made of materials like porcelain or ceramic. We can color-match your restoration to your natural teeth to blend in seamlessly with your smile.

Why Choose Dental Implants?

Although today’s patients enjoy a range of quality tooth replacement options, dental implants offer several key benefits. Including the way they improve your smile and support your long-term oral and overall health.

Dental implants replace both the crown and the roots of a tooth. This helps stabilize the bite and the bone structure of the jaw, which plays an essential role in the long-term health of existing natural teeth or the jaw shape if the implants are securing a denture.

Dental implants also offer:

  • Permanent, secure restorations
  • NO need for the use of a daily adhesive or cleaning of a denture or partial
  • Ability to speak with confidence
  • Ability to enjoy your favorite foods- no dietary restrictions
  • Does not require the reduction of any healthy teeth
  • Can last a lifetime if cared for properly
  • Has a high rate of success and satisfaction
  • Will function similar to natural teeth

During your consultation, our dentist will examine your smile and discuss your goals. He will also talk about how dental implants will improve your oral health and quality of life. Dr. Weinstock will create a treatment plan that is based on your needs and goals. He will discuss all your options and the costs.

The Implant Process

The dental implant process can take several months, sometimes up to a year. The treatment time will take longer if you require major dental work before the implant placement.

We always ensure you have enough jaw bone to support the implant posts before treatment. If you do not have sufficient jaw bone, we will recommend bone grafting. Grafting places healthy bone tissue where it is needed. Our office will also provide gum disease treatment, fillings, root canal therapy, or tooth extractions if needed. Once you are healthy, we will begin the implant process. 

First, our dentist numbs your mouth so you feel no pain during treatment. Then, he places the titanium implant posts in the jaw bone. After our dentist places the implants, they need about three to six months to heal. During this time, they will fuse with the surrounding bone in the jaw.

The next step is to attach the abutment and take impressions. The impressions will be used to fabricate your permanent dental restoration. We can place your new dental restoration in two to three weeks.

How Much Are Dental Implants?

This price usually includes the implant post, abutment, and crown (the part that looks like a tooth). The total cost can depend on your number of missing teeth, type of restoration, and pretreatments. Pretreatments like tooth extractions, gum disease treatment, and bone grafting may add to cost, but are essential to improving your dental health.

In addition, implants can add to the cost of crowns, bridges, and dentures. However, implants ensure that these restorations look and function like natural teeth. They also ensure resotrations last for years without the need for constant repairs.

Schedule An Appointment

To learn more about our dental services and the benefits of dental implants for tooth replacement, schedule an appointment with Dr. Weinstock in our Philadelphia area office. Contact us for dental implants in Bala Cynwyd, PA, at (215) 857-8054. You can also request an appointment online.

We welcome new patients from Bala Cynwyd and many local communities in the greater Philadelphia area. If you have any questions or concerns about implants, let us know at your next visit.