Dental Implants Dallas

The Highest Form of Tooth Replacement

Dr. Deaver has dedicated his career to helping people rebuild their smiles, which is why he decided to pursue his prosthodontic specialty after graduating from dental school. Thanks to that training, he’s become one of the chief experts in dental implant dentistry in Dallas. If you’re ready to replace your missing teeth, stop messing with your uncomfortable denture or bridge, and get something more permanent, he’s ready to give you a solution that will last for decades. Book your consultation today to get started.

Why Choose Beau A. Deaver, DDS, MS for Dental Implants?

  • Prosthodontic Specialist with Dental Implant Expertise
  • Entire Dental Implant Procedure Completed Here
  • Kind & Long-Serving Dental Team in Dallas

What are Dental Implants?

A dental implant is a small post, somewhat resembling a screw, that is surgically placed into the jawbone in the space left by a missing tooth. There, it undergoes a process called osseointegration, bonding with the surrounding tissue and becoming exceptionally strong. A crown, bridge, or denture can then be attached on top, bringing back both the supportive root and visible part of a tooth in a way that perfectly mimics nature.

The 4 Step Dental Implant Process

  • Initial Dental Implant Consultation: You’ll meet with Dr. Deaver, he’ll perform an exam, ask about your goals, and work with you to see if dental implants are a good fit for your situation.
  • Dental Implant Surgery: Thanks to his advanced training, Dr. Deaver can place your dental implants himself using a minor surgery performed in our office.
  • Dental Implant Healing/Abutment: As your mouth heals, your implants will meld with your jawbone. You’ll eventually return so we can place abutments, which will connect your new teeth to the posts.
  • Delivery of Dental Implant Restoration(s): The big day has arrived! Dr. Deaver will attach your new teeth to the implants, check your bite, and make sure everything looks and feels great before you’re done.

Benefits of Dental Implants

  • Longevity: Regular dentures and bridges usually last about 7-10 years, while dental implants routinely last for 20 years and beyond.
  • Strength: Dental implants bring back much more biting strength than traditional dental prosthetics, making it easier for a patient to eat a wider variety of foods.
  • Aesthetics: There are no clips or plates needed to keep implants stable, so they sit within the jawbone and look just like real teeth.
  • Protection: Right now, dental implants are the only treatment that can actively stop the bone loss that often occurs following tooth loss.

Who Dental Implants Can Help

Dental implants are an incredibly versatile solution, and with them, Dr. Deaver can rebuild your smile in various ways.

Missing One Tooth

Bringing back a single missing tooth is as simple as placing an implant post in the gap and attaching a personalized dental crown on top of it. Not only does this solution look and feel natural, but it can be done without modifying your healthy teeth, unlike a dental bridge.

Missing Multiple Teeth

To recreate several missing teeth in a row, one dental implant can be placed at each end of the space where they once were. These posts can then support a dental bridge that won’t wear down any of the natural teeth you have left.

Missing All Teeth

Even a full denture can be supported by dental implants. Typically, it only takes four to eight posts to anchor a denture that never slips out of place. You’ll also be able to chew practically any food since implant dentures restore the majority of the bite force you used to have.

Understanding the Cost of Dental Implants

Every dental implant treatment plan must be fully personalized, as there are numerous variables to consider. The number of implant posts you need, where they’ll be placed in your mouth, and the type of restoration you’re getting can all dramatically influence the price of your new teeth. During your consultation, our team will review all of these factors with you in detail. Remember that even if dental implants seem expensive at first, their potential permanence makes them a worthwhile investment!