Most people who are missing several teeth—or who are struggling with loose dentures or failing teeth—are good candidates for full-arch dental implants. During your consultation, we'll take a 3D CBCT scan to evaluate your bone, oral health, and overall anatomy before recommending the best treatment option.

Even if you've been told you're not a candidate elsewhere, advanced techniques such as zygomatic implants or bone grafting may still make treatment possible. The best way to know is with a personalized evaluation.

Yes. In most cases, patients leave surgery with a beautiful, fixed temporary smile the very same day. After your implants heal, your final custom zirconia teeth are placed.

Yes. Your comfort is one of our highest priorities.

Dr. Simonton is trained to provide IV sedation, allowing most patients to sleep comfortably throughout their procedure. Many people remember very little about their surgery and are pleasantly surprised by how comfortable the experience is.

Most patients are pleasantly surprised by how comfortable the procedure is. Our team focuses on keeping you comfortable during treatment, and we'll provide detailed instructions to help you recover afterward.

While you'll leave surgery with fixed temporary teeth the same day, healing typically takes several months before your final custom zirconia smile is delivered. We'll guide you through every step of the process.

Dental implants are designed to be a long-term solution. With proper home care and regular professional maintenance, many patients enjoy their implants for decades.

Yes.

After healing, most patients enjoy foods they haven't comfortably eaten in years—including steak, apples, salads, and fresh vegetables.

During the healing period, you'll temporarily follow a softer diet to protect your implants until your doctor confirms they're ready for regular chewing.

Being told you're "not a candidate" doesn't always mean implants are impossible. Every practice has different training, technology, and treatment options.

Dr. Simonton has experience with advanced implant techniques for patients with significant bone loss. Depending on your situation, options such as angled implants, zygomatic implants, or bone grafting may allow you to receive implants when other providers have said no.

Absolutely.

Your new smile is designed to complement your facial features, smile line, and overall appearance. Our goal is for your teeth to look healthy, attractive, and natural—not artificial or oversized.

Yes.

We'll work closely with you to create a smile that fits your preferences while maintaining a natural appearance. Together, we'll discuss tooth shape, size, color, and overall smile design before your final restoration is completed.

The cost of treatment depends on several factors, including the number of arches being restored, the condition of your bone, and whether additional procedures are necessary.

During your consultation, we'll provide a personalized treatment plan with transparent pricing so you'll know exactly what to expect.