Dental implant restorations represent a revolutionary approach to replacing missing teeth, offering patients durable and natural-looking solutions. Dr. Rebecca Hausten and Dr. Rachael Cole, our skilled dentists, provide two common types of dental implant restorations: single crowns and implant-supported All-on-4® implant appliances. 

Single Crowns: Precision and Aesthetics

Dental implant-supported single crowns are designed to replace individual missing teeth. Crafted with precision and tailored to match the surrounding natural teeth, these crowns provide seamless aesthetics and restore functionality.

  

Implant-Supported and All-on-4 Implants: Comprehensive Full-Arch Solutions

For patients missing multiple or all teeth in an arch, implant-supported appliances, such as the All-on-4 implants, offer a comprehensive solution. These appliances utilize strategically placed implants to support a full arch of prosthetic teeth. Dr. Hausten and Dr. Cole emphasize the benefits of stability, improved chewing function and enhanced aesthetics with these advanced implant-supported solutions.

  

Treatment Planning and Implant Placement

The success of dental implant restorations lies in thorough treatment planning and precise implant placement. Our team conducts comprehensive evaluations, considering bone health, oral anatomy and patient preferences. 

Care and Maintenance

Proper care and maintenance are essential for the longevity of dental implant restorations. We guide patients on oral hygiene practices, regular check-ups and any additional care specific to their implant-supported restoration. 

Interested in a dental implant restoration in Wheaton, Illinois? Schedule a consultation with Dr. Hausten or Dr. Cole at our office. Explore personalized options for single crowns or implant-supported appliances by calling 630-653-3440.

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FAQ

What are dental implant-supported single crowns?

Dental implant-supported single crowns are designed to replace individual missing teeth. These crowns are crafted with precision to blend seamlessly with your natural teeth, both in appearance and function. The crown is placed over a dental implant, offering stability and restoring full chewing ability. This option is ideal for patients missing just one tooth and provides a long-lasting, aesthetically pleasing solution that closely mimics a natural tooth.

What is an All-on-4® implant restoration?

An All-on-4 implant restoration is a full-arch solution for patients missing multiple or all teeth in an upper or lower arch. This method uses four strategically placed dental implants to support a complete set of prosthetic teeth, providing stability and a natural-looking smile. All-on-4 implants are a reliable and efficient option for restoring full functionality, improving speech and enhancing chewing efficiency, all while ensuring excellent aesthetics. This treatment can significantly improve the quality of life for patients dealing with extensive tooth loss.

How is the treatment plan for dental implants developed?

Treatment planning for dental implants is a detailed and customized process. We begin with a comprehensive evaluation, which includes reviewing the patient’s oral health, bone density and anatomy. Using advanced technology, we assess whether the patient has sufficient bone support for implants. We also discuss personal preferences, such as aesthetic goals and function, to ensure the most appropriate treatment is chosen. Proper planning is key to successful implant placement and long-lasting results.

How do I care for my dental implant restorations?

Caring for dental implant restorations is similar to maintaining natural teeth. Daily brushing and flossing are essential, along with regular dental check-ups to monitor the health of the implant and surrounding tissue. For implant-supported restorations like All-on-4, additional attention may be needed to clean around the implant sites. Our team provides personalized care instructions to ensure the longevity of your implants, which can last many years with proper maintenance.