Dental implants are a long-lasting solution.
On average, they can last 25 years or longer… making them a great permanent solution for missing or damaged teeth.

Dental implants are virtually pain-free and require no downtime. You’ll have zero downtime with a dental implant procedure. The discomfort level has been compared to getting a filling. While you may experience some minor swelling in the first few days, it can be easily controlled with over-the-counter pain medicine.

Dental implants are better than bridges or dentures. They last longer. They’re more comfortable. And they don’t damage any of your surrounding teeth, unlike bridges. They also fit into your mouth just like your natural tooth would… while dentures have been reported to be uncomfortable and look fake.

Dental implants are cosmetically appealing. They look natural and they are professionally-matched to your current tooth color, so they blend right in with your natural teeth… giving you a full, confident smile.

Dental implants are comfortable. Because the appliance mimics your tooth’s natural root, dental implants are very comfortable and feel just like your natural teeth in your mouth. After the procedure is complete, you’ll forget you even have them!

Dental implants are surprisingly affordable. It’s likely that your dental implants will last a lifetime. You can expect to pay only a few thousand per tooth. Most reputable practices offer affordable payment plans that make them even more affordable. And… depending on the reason for the implant, some insurances may even cover the procedure!

Once you’ve decided that dental implants are right for you, you should reach out to competent, experienced dental implant specialists to schedule an appointment to get any remaining questions answered.

At Auburn Oral Surgery, you can start with scheduling a first appointment with a treatment coordinator and Dr. Salmassy. At this consultation, the doctor will create a customized treatment plan just for you. You will meet with our dental implant team, receive an exam, and discuss a full treatment plan with our doctor. And remember: this first appointment is a conversation. It’s not a commitment. You have nothing to lose and a beautiful smile to gain.