Dental Implants in Boston, MA

Your dentist will evaluate the amount and quality of bone at the planned implant site. If there is not enough bone to provide adequate support, bone grafting may be recommended before or as part of implant treatment.

Yes. Dental implants can be considered when one or multiple teeth are missing. Depending on the location and number of missing teeth, implants may support individual replacement teeth or a larger implant-supported restoration.

Some denture patients may be candidates for implant-supported tooth replacement. Your Gentle Dental Boston dentist can evaluate your jawbone, gums, existing dentures, and treatment goals before discussing suitable options.

Temporary tooth replacement options may be possible depending on where the implant is placed and your individual treatment plan. Your dental team can explain what you can expect during the healing period before the final restoration is attached.

Dental implant treatment typically involves multiple stages, including evaluation, implant placement, healing, and placement of the final restoration. The number of visits and overall treatment time vary depending on healing, bone condition, and whether additional procedures are required.

Not always, but delaying treatment can allow changes in the surrounding teeth and jawbone over time. A Gentle Dental Boston dentist can examine the area and explain whether an implant or another replacement option should be considered.

Possibly. Existing crowns, bridges, extractions, or other dental treatment do not automatically rule out implants. Your dentist can review the condition of the area and determine whether implant treatment is feasible.