Dental Implants in Williamsville

If you’re missing one or more teeth, dental implants can permanently restore your smile! If you’re tired of hiding your smile, ask us how dental implants can make it easier to talk, laugh, and eat your favorite foods again.

  • Permanently replace missing teeth!
  • Eat, speak & smile with confidence again!
  • Affordable payment options available.

Tooth Replacement Options

Whether you’ve lost teeth to decay or you’ve suffered an injury, living with missing teeth isn’t something you have to do. Patients of all ages come to us for dental implants because they’re looking for a tooth replacement option that offers greater convenience and a more natural fit compared to bridges or traditional dentures. The Williamsville Family Dentistry team can help you decide if tooth implants are right for you! Contact us to find out how you can afford dental implants and repair your smile for years to come.

Contact Us

Dental Implants 101

“What are dental implants?” you might ask. Well, dental implants are composed of two parts. First, a biocompatible titanium post is inserted into the jawbone to provide a strong foundation for the replacement tooth. Next, a replacement tooth (or prosthesis) is constructed to fit your mouth and is attached to the implant. The replacement tooth looks and feels natural, just like the rest of your teeth.

diagram of dental implants

Implant Stabilized Dentures

If you’re tired of uncomfortable rubbing and gooey adhesives with dentures, implant-stabilized dentures can help you regain your freedom. Dental implants are placed in the upper and/or lower jawbone. Dentures are fitted with pieces that snap into the implants, much like a ball-and-socket joint. These implants provide a durable foundation for dentures and prevent the discomfort that commonly accompanies them.

Benefits of Tooth Implants

Are you still deciding if tooth implants are the right choice for you? Whether you decide to replace one tooth, replace multiple teeth, or secure your dentures with them, they offer a number of benefits that not only make things easier on you, but better for your dental health as well.

The benefits of dental implants and denture stabilization include:

  • Prevents uncomfortable rubbing of dentures
  • Caring for implants is as easy as caring for your own teeth
  • Helps to slow bone loss
  • Help surrounding teeth stay healthy
  • Eat your favorite foods again

Want to learn more about how dental implants can benefit your smile? Our team can address your concerns and go over all of the unique advantages that dental implants have to offer.

Learn More

Dental Implant FAQ

We want you to feel confident in your choice to restore your smile with dental implants, so we’ve compiled a few frequently asked questions about dental implants that we get frequently in the office.

How Much Do Dental Implants Cost?

Everyone’s smile is unique, which means that every dental implant case we see is unique. Many different things play a role in the cost of dental implants, including number of teeth being replaced, placement of those teeth, and whether your insurance covers any portion of the procedure. To give you an accurate cost estimate, we invite you to come into our office for a tooth implants consultation so we can discuss the specifics of your unique treatment plan.

Williamsville Family Dentistry accepts insurance and has payment plans. Our team can work with you to find a way for dental implants to fit into your budget!

How Long Do Dental Implants Last?

With the proper care, your dental implants could last you a lifetime. The restoration that is placed on the dental implant—whether that be a crown, bridge, or dentures—can show signs of wear and tear after time. Luckily, we can also restore your prosthesis if that ever happens. Much like your normal teeth, implants need to undergo the same oral healthcare routines of brushing twice a day for two minutes each time and flossing once a day. Before you decide to move forward with the procedure, we’ll be sure to give you all the details on how to care for your new dental implant smile to ensure your implants stay strong and healthy as the years pass.

Dentures vs. Dental Implants?

If you’re tired of uncomfortable rubbing and gooey adhesives with dentures, implant-stabilized dentures can help you regain your freedom. Dental implants are placed in the upper and/or lower jawbone. Dentures are fitted with pieces that snap into the implants, much like a ball-and-socket joint. These implants provide a durable foundation for dentures and prevent the discomfort that commonly accompanies them.

Call us today!

716-568-2273

Or fill out the form below.