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Dental Implants Wilmington, DE

In recent years, dental implants have become a hugely popular and highly effective way to replace missing teeth, especially for people who feel dentures are unsuitable. Dental implants may be a better option for you if you have dentures and are not happy with how they look and feel. If you have just recently experienced tooth loss, you may be a great candidate for dental implants.

Dr. Goodling and Dr. Rosen have many years of experience placing dental implants in people of all ages. Tooth loss does not only affect older adults; young people often lose teeth due to tooth decay, gum disease, or trauma such as a car accident or blow to the face. Whatever the reason for your tooth loss, we want you to know that you need not suffer the embarrassment of missing teeth any longer. With dental implants, you can get your smile back, enjoy the foods you love, look younger, and not have to deal with issues like slippage and discomfort that often come with wearing dentures.

Let’s look at some of the most frequently asked questions about dental implants.

What are Dental Implants?

Dental implants are a tooth replacement option that attaches to your jaw bone by implanting small metal posts into your jaw. These titanium posts resemble screws and act as tooth roots. In a process known as “osseointegration,” your jaw grows and accepts the new tooth root so permanent teeth can be placed. Because they become part of your anatomy, they function and look just like natural teeth.

Once these are securely in place, we can attach dentures, crowns, or dental bridges to your implant area. We will discuss your goals and devise a treatment plan to meet your needs. Our dentists, Dr. Goodling and Dr. Rosen, and our team will explain every step of the implant process to you and ensure you can commit to the time needed for successful implantation.

We even offer All-On-4®, which only require the placement of four titanium posts.

Will I Be A Candidate For Dental Implants?

If you are in good physical health, don’t smoke cigarettes, and have no medical conditions that would preclude you from having this surgery, you will likely be a good candidate for dental implants. Only after a thorough evaluation and review of your medical history will Dr. Goodling and Dr. Rosen know if dental implants are the right choice for you.

Will Dental Implants Last Forever?

While we cannot predict the future, we assure you that your dental implants should last the rest of your life when well taken care of. While a crown may need to be replaced after a few years due to normal wear and tear, these are a permanent tooth replacement option.

Will I Be A Candidate For Dental Implants?

If you are in good physical health, don’t smoke cigarettes, and have no medical conditions that would preclude you from having this surgery, you will likely be a good candidate for dental implants. Only after a thorough evaluation and review of your medical history will Dr. Goodling and Dr. Rosen know if dental implants are the right choice for you.

Will Dental Implants Last Forever?

While we cannot predict the future, we assure you that your dental implants should last the rest of your life when well taken care of. While a crown may need to be replaced after a few years due to normal wear and tear, these are a permanent tooth replacement option.

Patient Testimonials

I saw Dr. Rosen to complete some work on an implant. Dr. Rosen is the nicest guy, and he’s truly an artist and perfectionist. I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention how seamless the process was from front desk staff to everyone else involved in the practice. Truly an excellent experience from start to finish!

– Jim Q.

Dr. Goodling and staff are wonderful. Everyone is friendly and courteous. They make your experience enjoyable! Dr G makes sure you understand & are comfortable while being worked on. Highly recommend this office.

– Jennifer D.

Amazing office and staff, always a great experience! Dr. Goodling is very gentle and puts my fears at ease, highly recommend 😁

– Ashlee B.

Is The Procedure Painful?

With so many advances in technique and technology to place dental implants, your discomfort will be minimal. Anesthesia options will be discussed before implantation, and we will do everything in our power to ensure you’re comfortable during the implantation process. By following our precise after-care instructions, you should experience minimal discomfort.

How Long Does The Process Take?

This is a tricky question to answer because every patient is different when it comes to surgery and healing. Most patients require three to six months to complete the dental implant process. Our doctors, Dr. Goodling and Dr. Rosen, and their team will discuss this more in-depth with you once they have a clear picture of your needs and medical history.

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Will People Know I Have Dental Implants?

Unlike dentures, dental implants are not obvious. No one will know you have them unless you tell them.

Are Dental Implants Expensive, and Does Insurance Cover Them?

Again, this is a tough one to answer until we see what will be involved with your dental implant process. Some insurance plans cover some of the dental implant process, but we won’t know your coverage until we run your benefits. Our front desk team will be happy to assist you in learning everything there is to know about the cost. Price varies based on how many missing teeth need to be replaced and which restorations are required to finalize the process.

We accept CareCredit® and work with several insurance companies to minimize your out-of-pocket costs.

Best Tooth Replacement Option in Wilmington, Delaware

Dr. Goodling and Dr. Rosen have changed many lives by placing dental implants where teeth have been lost. Please contact us today by calling (302) 994-0979 or filling out our online contact form. One of our team members will reach out to answer questions or help with scheduling.

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