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4 Implant Retained Overdenture
Cost $10,995
The treatment fee includes:
- Complete Oral Evaluation
- Cone-Beam CT Scan
- All Extractions
- 4 Implants per Arch
- Snap-In Provisional & Final Fixed Prosthesis
- Working with a team of experienced experts who can deliver a life-changing smile
- Photorealistic 3D visualization of your smile before surgery
Permanent PMMA Teeth Single Arch (all in)
Cost $11,995
The treatment fee includes:
- Complete Oral Evaluation
- Cone-Beam CT Scan
- All extractions
- Four Dental Implants Per Arch
- Any needed bone graft
- Sedation to reduce fear & Anxiety
- Fixed Permanent PMMA Bridge reinforced with Titanium bar in two visits
- Photorealistic 3D visualization of your smile before surgery
Permanent Zirconia Teeth Single Arch (all in)
Cost $17,995
The treatment fee includes:
- Complete Oral Evaluation
- Cone-Beam CT Scan
- All extractions
- 4 Dental Implants Per Arch
- Any needed bone graft
- Sedation to reduce fear & Anxiety
- Fixed Permanent Zirconia New Teeth
- Photorealistic 3D visualization of your smile before surgery
Permanent Zirconia Teeth Double Arch (all in)
Cost $31,999
The treatment fee includes:
- Complete Oral Evaluation
- Cone-Beam CT Scan
- All extractions
- 4 Dental Implants Per Arch
- Any needed bone graft
- Sedation to reduce fear & Anxiety
- Fixed Permanent Double Zirconia Teeth
- Photorealistic 3D visualization of your smile before surgery
Zirconia is the strongest and most durable material for dental bridges.
Patients Before and After
DR. PALAK PATEL PENNSYLVANIA'S TOP PERMANENT TEETH SPECIALIST
WHY PERMANENT TEETH?
Felicia Raffensperger2024-03-11Great dental care, from the staff to the services it has all been a pleasure. No judgement, convient scheduling, easy to get to and friendly care from the desk to the hygentist. Dr Patel is a pleasure
Manmeet Kaur2024-03-04Dr Patel and staff are so nice. Dr Patel explained everything I fully recommend to go this location.
Shannon McInturff2024-02-09I've been coming here for years. Very happy with this place. They get you in very quickly. They are very friendly, attentive and sympathetic of your pain. Very Happy to see Michelle during my visits. She is the best!!
David Gonzales2024-02-08Michelle is great she the best
Todd Debois2024-01-26I got All on 4 dental implant done and happy with it.
James P2023-12-18Dr Patel is very nice and fix my all cavity .I highly recommend to them.
3 Types Of Denture Implants
With this treatment, the overdenture rests directly on your gums and is retained by implants placed into your upper and/or lower jaw. The overdenture, which is removable, is secured to your implants through retentive attachments incorporated into the denture. Implant-retained tissue supported dentures are currently recognized as the minimum standard of care for fully edentulous patients.
With this treatment, the overdenture engages retentive attachments on a metal bar that connects to implants, which are placed into your upper and/or lower jaw. The overdenture, which is removable, is secured to the bar through attachments fabricated directly into the denture.
With this treatment, the overdenture and bar are a one-piece framework secured using screws to implants placed into your upper and/or lower jaw. The overdenture is only removable by a Dental Clinician and is the most like natural teeth due to not having flanges and not resting on the gums.
Permanent Teeth
Permanent Teeth Philadelphia PA
Many restoration options are available when replacing missing teeth, such as dental implants, bridges, and dentures. You and your periodontist or dentist should evaluate the benefits and disadvantages of each treatment.
Dental implants are the optimal solution to missing teeth due to their aesthetic appearance, durability, and lifespan. However, a single implant with a crown will cost click here for price, which can add up quickly for patients needing replacements for a full mouth of dental implants. Dentures are more affordable but have a less appealing reputation, considered inconvenient and uncomfortable due to the associated maintenance of removal and cleaning and the potential for gum and mouth irritation.
There is a new technique in tooth replacement utilizing the functionality of implants with the affordable cost of denture implants. “All-on-4 implants,” “All On 6 Implants,” and “Teeth Tomorrow” are all branded denture-supported implants using only 6 or 4 implants for an entire arch instead of the traditional 8, making this treatment more affordable and shortening recovery time.
Failed Dental Implants Treatment Philadelphia PA
Despite the many benefits of dental implants, they do have the potential to fail. But what happens if and when they fail? Can you get them fixed? Will you be able to get another implant?
Dr. Palak Patel and his team at PA smile clinic world renowned for their skills in successfully treating patients that are suffering from ‘botched’ dental implant procedures. Many turn to our team after experiencing complications from advanced bone loss, infections, and many other symptoms resulting from prematurely failing dental Implant procedures performed by previously treating Dentists or Dental Specialists.
How Do Denture Implant Restorations Work?
Like traditional implants, a titanium or zirconia implant is surgically placed into the jaw to integrate into the bone and serve as a functioning root for an artificial tooth. With implant-supported dentures, a minimal number of implants can support up to 16 teeth in an arch. Implant-supported restorations allow for the same level of aesthetics and durability at a fraction of the cost.
In the case of All on 4 Implants, the placement of the four implants is strategic to support the entire arch adequately. Your dentist will place two implants in the posterior of the mouth and two implants in the anterior of the mouth. The anterior or front implants are placed traditionally into the jaw in a straight manner. In contrast, the posterior implants are inserted at a 45-degree angle to avoid the need for a bone graft. Bone grafts are typical for patients who do not have enough bone density to support the posterior implants fully. The angled placement simplifies the procedure and reduces costs by eliminating the need for bone grafts of the rear jaw bone.
The procedure can vary based on the particular brand of entire arch implant-supported dentures you choose. However, to give an idea of the process, we will review the step-by-step process for All-on-4s.
Step1: The first step is to schedule an initial consultation so your dentist can assess whether you are suitable for implant-supported dentures or permanent teeth. Your dentist will use 3D imaging to get a picture of your jaw bone structure and decide your new teeth’ aesthetic and functional properties, such as dental crown length and bite placement.
Step 2: Your dentist will prepare a computer simulation of your mouth using 3d imaging to determine the precise placement of each implant. A surgical template for fabrication may also be done at this step to serve as a guide.
Step 3: This step involves the surgery of inserting the four implants. This step includes additional treatments, such as tooth extraction and bone shaping. Then the implants are capped with abutments and temporary teeth. At the same time, the jaw bone recovers and slowly begins to fuse with the implants. Diet during recovery must be carefully managed with soft foods to avoid any damage to the osseointegration process.
Step 4: Three months after their initial placement, the temporary teeth are removed and replaced with a permanently fixed denture. Recovery at this point should be relatively quick, with little discomfort.
New Teeth in One Day
One of the most significant benefits of implant-supported dentures is walking into your dental office needing a single or double arch and walking out with implant-supported dentures the same day. Patients can leave with a fully reconstructed smile. However, remember the same-day benefits only reflect the placement of implants and temporaries, as there is no shortcut to osseointegration. This treatment is not complete until the implants have fully fused to the bone, which can take several months and the permanent restorations bond to the implants.
Your dental office must be equipped with 3D imaging technology to map your jawbone and fabricate temporary dentures for same-day treatment. Many dentists are currently updating their office technology, so be sure to confirm the tools are available for this procedure.
Cost Of Permanent Teeth
Several factors may affect the final price of same-day dentures. These factors include the location of the dentist and the need for additional treatments such as tooth extraction and bone shaping. Although this seems like a large sum, it’s considerably less expensive than individually reconstructing and replacing each tooth. This option also provides more exceptional durability and longevity than old removable dentures.
Are You A Candidate for Permanent Teeth?
If you require full mouth reconstruction or a complete arch replacement, implant-supported dentures such as All-on-4 could be your optimal solution. Schedule a consultation with a dentist experienced in performing implant-supported procedures. If you wear removable dentures, you may have already suffered some bone loss that must first receive treatment. Your dentist will thoroughly evaluate the health of your jawbone to determine whether implant-supported dentures fit you.
Cost Of Permanent Teeth
Dental implants are frequently accompanied by a dental crown in order to replace a single missing tooth. A full mouth of dental implants can be very costly, a better option is the All On Four dental implants procedure, it only requires four dental implants, no crown and a denture to replace a full arch of teeth.
Our Permanent Teeth cost vary depending on the type. For more information look at the price list at the top of the page.