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What is the procedure for dental implants?

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What is the procedure for dental implants?

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A complete and though examination is essential to determining whether dental implants are the best restorative option. Medical history will be updated. A complete dental examination of your teeth and gums will be performed, including x-rays and models of the mouth. Because supporting bone is critical to implant success, a CAT scan, which images your jawbone in three dimensions, may be prescribed. After the data collection is complete, treatment options and cost can be discussed. 0% financing is available for all cases over $1000.00. The surgical portion of the procedure involves placement of the base or supporting part of the implant into the jaw. This is a very well tolerated procedure; generally only 30-45 minutes are needed to place a single implant, and about 15 minutes for each implant thereafter. Postoperative pain is generally minor. The implant must heal for 6 months, allowing the surrounding bone to grow and fix it in place. At this point it is underneath the gum. A second min

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