Dental Implants

Dental Implants

Have you seen the ads for dental
implants?


Other dentists charge over $6000
for one implant.

Angel dental care charges a fraction of the cost
for the same procedure.

Over the years, our experience has shown that many patients have the following concerns about getting implants:

  • Fear and anxiety of the implant process
  • Uncertainty about the procedure or the long term effects of the implants
  • Cost and financial issues
  • Existing health concerns and their interaction with implant placement procedures
  • Duration and longevity of the procedure

We will help you reduce your stress, anxiety by working with you and having options including oral sedation, laughing gas and toal sleep dentistry. We are happy to answer all of your implant questions throughout the entire process before and throughout the entire process. Our costs are very competitive and we offer several different types of payment options including in-house payment plans, dental savings plans and other financing for different levels of credit scores. Having all the right information up front before the procedure is critical to understanding the procedure and feeling more relaxed about the dental work. We are here to provide the answers to your implant questions.

Dental Financing
Dental Financing

Teeth in a Day

Often times it is possible to handle the extractions of hopeless teeth, placement of abutments and temporary restoration in the same day for you. This method will not only reduce the number of treatment visits, but also reduce the amount of post-operative discomfort. If the appropriate number of implants is placed, patients are able to get their temporary implant supported restoration on the very same day. Call us at 626-444-2002 to set up an appointment to find out if you would be a candidate for same day dental implants.

Why Choose
Angel Dental Care?

  • Board Certified Implant Specialist
  • No Hidden Fees
  • All Work Comes With Warranty
  • Competitive Pricing
  • No Unnessary Treatment

What are dental implants?

Implants are man-made “anchors” that look like screws and replace your natural tooth roots. Dental implants consist mainly of titanium and other materials that are compatible with the human body. They are surgically placed in the upper or lower jaw, there they become a stable base for one or more replacement teeth. Mini implants, which are smaller than regular dental implants can be used to stabilize ta removable denture. When implants are properly placed, the surrounding bone rapidly fuses with them and become part of the patient’s jaw. Subsequently, fabricated teeth can be attached to them for a permanent fixed or removable type of tooth loss solution. Whether a person is missing one, several or all of his or her teeth, implants can restore speech and function easily and effectively.

When a person loses a tooth, that individual’s body gradually shrinks the bone in that area. That would lead to shrinkage of the gum tissue. An implant, however stimulates the bone and prevents further shrinkage of the surrounding bone and gum.

Come in and meet your dentist to discuss your dental implant options and needs. We will walk you through the process, answer any and all of your questions and find the best route for your dental care.

Over the years, our experience has shown that many patients have the following concerns about getting implants:

Request an Appointment

Request an appointment using this form, or call us at 626-444-2002. Let us know when you can come in and we will assist you in scheduling an appointment.

WE TREAT YOU LIKE FAMILY WITH HONESTY & INTEGRITY

NO HIDDEN FEES.
WE DO NOT PROVIDE ANY EXTRA OR UNNECESSARY TREATMENT

Missing a tooth?

Implants are the closest match for replacing missing teeth. Although fixed bridges are certainly an acceptable method in restoring missing teeth, their major draw back is that a couple or more teeth that are going to serve as anchors to support the bridge have to be reduced in order to make space for the bridge and allow the laboratory to put material in between teeth without interfering with a person’s bite. Additionally, if a person does not have at least two anchor teeth or the teeth are not strong enough, then a fixed bridge is not a viable option.

Missing a few teeth?

For individuals wearing or needing partial dentures, implants can increase the retention of their prosthesis or eliminate them all together. If a person feels that their false teeth are too bulky (they move when speaking or chewing), gets mouth sores because of their false teeth or that they would like to improve the looks of their smile, then implants are the answer. Often times, even one or two implants can transform an-ill fitting prosthesis into a secure and pleasant prosthesis.

Missing most of your teeth?

Full dentures used to be the only option available for these groups of people. However, dentures would often cause a myriad of problems such as; loose dentures requiring adhesives. Trouble with speech and communication; Being removable and not being fixed in the more like regular teeth; sore spots in the mouth caused by bad fitting dentures.

But not anymore with implants. In most cases, a person can secure his or her lower full dentures with just two implants. Sometimes, even the existing denture can be retrofitted to snap onto the implants.