
When a tooth is removed, either through injury or natural causes, the gap left behind can lead to jawbone loss and other oral health issues. Implant dentistry replaces missing teeth to prevent further problems and restore your smile.

Some people need a single tooth replaced, others need a full set—and many fall in between. Single-tooth replacements involve one implant and crown. If you are replacing multiple teeth, you may need crowns, bridges, or dentures supported by implants. Dr. Kelsey Greene and Dr. Stephen Ratcliff will help determine the best option for your unique situation.
It was easier than having your teeth cleaned. I can tell you from personal experience, his staff is great – they’ll make you feel at ease, they’ll make you feel comfortable.
Dwight Morris, Dental Implant Patient
Step 1: Tooth Extraction & Root Removal
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Step 2: Implant Placement

Step 3: Healing Period

Step 4: Crown Placement

With modern advancements, dental implants are now the preferred tooth replacement method. Here are just a few of the many benefits:

Getting a straight answer about dental implant cost can be tricky, since several factors influence pricing.
1. Determining the Right Treatment
The number of teeth replaced may differ from the number of implants needed. Dr. Greene and Dr. Ratcliff offer accurate estimates after reviewing your dental history and creating a custom plan.
2. Finding the Best Option for Your Mouth
While implants are the gold standard in tooth replacement, they may not always be the best choice for every patient. We’ll review the pros and cons to ensure your solution fits your needs.
3. Changing Supply and Lab Costs
Material and lab prices fluctuate, so online estimates may not reflect current rates. Our doctors provide transparent, up-to-date pricing during your consultation.
With proper care and regular dental visits, dental implants can last a lifetime.
Anesthesia keeps you comfortable during the procedure. Most patients report only mild soreness afterward.
Dental implants replace missing teeth using a titanium post embedded in the jawbone, topped with a ceramic crown that looks and functions like a natural tooth.
If you have questions about tooth implant dentistry or want to schedule an appointment at our Arlington, TX office, call, text, or email us today! We proudly serve patients throughout Arlington and nearby communities.
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