Multiple Teeth Implants Oxnard, CA

What Are the Benefits of Multiple Teeth Implants in Oxnard?

Here’s why your Oxnard dentist recommends multiple teeth implants.

• With good oral hygiene, they can last for a lifetime
• They look completely natural
• They help reduce bone loss
• They help reduce damage to adjacent teeth and the need for expensive restorations
• They can help prevent future tooth loss
• They can improve your speech
• Multiple implants promote proper occlusion, thereby reducing your risk for TMJ disorder

Multiple Teeth Implants vs. Dentures: Which Is Better?

Many patients prefer multiple implants to dentures. Multiple implants feel and function more like natural teeth. They’re often more comfortable, secure, and durable than dentures. It’s also easier to eat your favorite foods and speak clearly right away with implants.

Dental Implant Surgery

Before the surgery, your implant dentist will discuss whether you need sedation. We offer:

• Oral sedatives
• Nitrous oxide
• General anesthesia (IV sedation)

Please make sure you have a driver to and from your appointment if you undergo dental sedation.

Your dentist will thoroughly numb the adjacent teeth, gums, and jawbone during your appointment. He will then make an incision into the gums and place the implants into the jawbone.

After the surgery, your dentist will suture your gums and provide post-op instructions.

Delivering Your Restoration

We’ll take impressions of your teeth and have custom restorations fabricated for you. When the restorations are complete, we’ll try them on and see how they fit and how you like their shape and shade. If you and your Oxnard implant dentist are pleased, we’ll cement, clip, or bond the restoration to the implants, and you’re good to go.

How Much Do Multiple Teeth Implants in Oxnard Cost?

The cost of multiple teeth implants depends on how many implants you need and what type of restoration you choose. Your See Me Smile Dental of Oxnard team will provide you with a thorough and accurate cost estimate before you make any appointments.

Does Dental Insurance Pay for Dental Implants?

It depends on the insurance company and the particular plan you have. Some insurance companies view dental implants as the standard of care and will pay a portion of the cost, while others still refuse to do so.

It’s important to note that if your insurance company does pay for some of the procedure, they generally only pay a certain percentage (usually 50%). And they’ll only pay up to your annual maximum. Anything over that will be an out-of-pocket cost for you.

Please contact us if you have any questions about your insurance or payment plans. We’re happy to help.