Dental Implants Parker, CO

As a prosthodontist, we here at Parker Dental Implant and Specialty Center, are happy to offer implant-supported prostheses. We believe that dental implants are the ideal solution when it comes to tooth loss.

Dental implant illustration showing titanium post placement in jawbone

Dental Implant Restoration

An implant restoration is any restoration supported by dental implants. Thanks to technological advancements, implants can now be used to support a dental crown, a fixed partial bridge, and full-arch appliances.

Single Tooth Replacement With an Implant

If you are missing a single tooth, an implant-supported crown may be the best solution. An implant-supported crown usually consists of three components: the implant post, an abutment (support structure), and the restoration. We may recommend an implant-supported crown in place of more traditional options, such as a conventional bridge or partial denture.

Multiple Teeth Replacement With Implants

If you are missing multiple teeth, multiple implants can be used to support a larger restoration, such as a partial or complete fixed bridge. The type of restoration you receive depends on the number of missing teeth and their location. A multiple teeth restoration will improve your ability to properly chew and speak, as well as the aesthetics of your smile.

All on 4

All on 4 is a revolutionary treatment concept developed by Nobel Biocare, the industry leader in implant solutions. All on 4 is a complete fixed bridge that, as the name suggests, only requires four implants per arch, instead of six to eight. To accomplish this, the posterior (back) implants are placed at an angle to maximize the support from your jawbone. All-on-4 Treatment Concept, due to a reduced number of implants, can make the healing process faster and more comfortable.

Dental Implant FAQ

A dentist using a dental implant model to explain the procedure to a patient, with an X-ray displayed in the background. Dental implants have become increasingly popular over the last couple of decades. Even so, many people may not be familiar with this relatively new treatment concept. At Parker Dental Implant and Specialty Center, we believe patient education is key in providing a safe, effective, and comfortable experience.

Dental Implant After Care and Maintenance

Dental implants are built to last, but their long-term success depends heavily on what happens after placement. The procedure itself is only one part of the process. How patients care for their implants in the days, weeks, and months that follow plays a significant role in whether those implants heal properly and remain functional. At our Parker Dental Implant and Specialty Center practice in Parker, CO, we guide every patient through a clear aftercare plan designed to support healthy healing and long-term implant stability.

Failed Dental Implant Treatment and Repair

When a dental implant fails, it can feel like an overwhelming setback, particularly for patients who went through the placement process with high hopes of a lasting result. At Parker Dental Implant and Specialty Center we want patients to know that complications, while uncommon, do occur, and when they do, there are meaningful options available. Implant failure can range in severity from a restorable complication to a case requiring full removal and replacement, and outcomes depend heavily on how quickly the issue is identified. Whether the situation calls for treatment to preserve the implant or a plan for replacement, our prosthodontist has the specialized training to evaluate what happened and map out a clear path forward.

Schedule Your Consultation

To learn more about our implant-related services call (720) 522-2000, and schedule your consultation now!