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Frequently Asked Questions

Pre-Op Dental Implants FAQ

Is dental implant permanent?

 If maintained properly, dental implants can last a lifetime. You don’t get any cavities on dental implants and don’t need to see your dentist for the rest of your life for fillings or root canals.

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Is the procedure painful?

 Most patients report very little soreness for the first 3 days. The procedure is minimally invasive, and can be done under sedation or local anesthetic.

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When will I see results?

Patients see the results immediately as they leave the office with a full set of fixed teeth.

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How much does it cost?

The cost of your procedure will depend on the amount of work that needs to be done (number of extractions, implants, bone grafting etc,..). This will all be assessed during your consultation. Your monthly payment for the full mouth implants will be $195/month.

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Can dental implants be done in one day?

Yes, we usually start the procedure in the morning and you will leave the office in the afternoon with brand new teeth.

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What’s the best age for a Dental Implant?

There is no age limit for receiving dental implants and You are never too old to experience the benefits of tooth replacement with dental implants. We have seen patients with age ranging from 18 to 96 years old.

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How many dental implants do I need?

One of the most common questions we receive is “how many dental implants do I need?”. To be completely transparent, we’ll need to see you clinically and measure your jaw bone density and size by 3D CT scan x-ray first before making this determination with any degree of accuracy.

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Are dental implants noticeable?

Dental implants look like your natural teeth (if not better in patients with compromised teeth).

You can view endless dental implants photos in our before and after photos from real patients.

Do dental implants look natural?

Yes, dental implants will look natural, assuming you utilize a highly reputable doctor and clinic.

You can view endless dental implants photos in our before and after photos from real patients.

Are dental implants worth it?

Yes – dental implants are worth it. In fact, most of our patients tell us it’s the best investment they’ve ever made and wish they had done it sooner.

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What are the pros and cons of dental implants abroad?

Other than perhaps saving a bit of money, there really aren’t any pros.

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Surgery Day Implants FAQ

Will I be awake during the procedure?

Being sedated for the dental implant procedure is optional; we have inhouse sedation team that can put you to sleep, so you don’t feel any pain or discomfort during the procedure (don’t even remember it or have any recollection of the procedure)

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How long does the procedure take?

 The procedure starts early in the morning and lasts through the afternoon.

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Does a Dental implant bleed?

Yes –  dental implants do bleed slightly while installing them during the procedure but you wont bleed after the procedure is finished .

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Can I be sedated for a dental implant procedure?

We do have a sedation option available for all the patients who wants to be sedated for this procedure.

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Post-Op Dental Implants FAQ

What is the recovery time?

There’s really no “down time” associated with the procedure. Although you can go back to work right away, many patients opt to take a day or two off before returning to work. The implant site is generally back to normal within 5-7 days.

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What is the after care or downtime?

For a few days we ask you to take it easy and not work out; but you can resume working, shopping, driving, the next day.

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What should I avoid after a dental implant procedure?

For the first few days after your surgery, we ask you to take it easy and your food should be soft and cold.

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Can I wash my mouth after the implant?

We will provide you an antibacterial mouthwash that can be used to wash your mouth for the first 2 weeks. After that period, you will be instructed to on how to brush and clean the teeth by our staff.

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When can I exercise after a dental implant procedure?

We ask that you not exercise after a procedure for a few days following the surgery.

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When can I go back to work after my dental implant procedure day?

We ask that you take the rest of the day off after your surgery

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What is dental implant recovery like?

Because dental implants are an outpatient procedure, the recovery process is typically focused on pain management and avoiding certain activities. Being said that, most of our patients have minimum discomfort after the procedure and in some cases they barely use their pain medications. Keep in mind that we will give you some pain and antibiotic medications at the time of the procedure that help your body have a seamless healing afterward. Your doctor will put you on a soft food regimen for a certain amount of time, to ensure proper healing of the implants.

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