Dental Implants

    Implant Dentistry in St. Petersburg and Tampa

    Dental implants are one of the most popular and effective ways to replace missing teeth. They are made to look and feel like your natural teeth, and can last a lifetime with proper care. This makes this treatment an excellent option for patients who have lost teeth due to injury, disease, or wear and tear. If you are looking for an experienced, professional, and compassionate dentist to help you with your dental implants, look no further than the dentists at Modern Day Smiles. 

    Implants look and feel like natural teeth

    Increases patient confidence and self-esteem

    Restores a patient's ability to eat, talk, and smile

    Single tooth Implants

    A single tooth replacement is a dental procedure in which a single tooth is replaced with an artificial tooth. The artificial tooth, also known as a dental implant, is placed in the empty socket where the original tooth was. The single tooth replacement procedure can be used to replace one or more missing teeth.

    60 minutes or less

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    All-on-4

    If you're looking for a new way to replace your missing teeth, you may have heard of all-on-4 dental implants. This type of implant is designed to give you a full set of teeth in just one day. And, unlike traditional dentures, all-on-4 implants are permanent and won't slip or fall out.

    120 minutes or less

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    Multiple Tooth Implants

    Multiple tooth implants at Modern Day Smiles can give you a brand new smile that you can be proud of. We offer high-quality implant services to our patients so they can get the best results possible.

    90 minutes or less

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    Implant Repair

    At Modern Day Smiles, we understand that dental implants are a big investment. That's why we're proud to offer implant repair services to our patients. Whether you're experiencing pain or have developed an infection, our team of skilled professionals will work quickly to get your implants back in working order.

    60 minutes or less

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    Implant-Supported dentures

    Do you have trouble with your dentures? Are you looking for a way to improve your smile and keep your teeth healthy? If so, then you may want to consider implant-supported dentures.

    180 minutes or less

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    Frequently Asked Implant Dentistry questions

    • What are dental implants?

      Dental implants are artificial tooth roots that are placed in the jawbone to hold a replacement tooth or bridge in place.

    • How does implant dentistry work?

      The first step in implant dentistry is to place the implants in the jawbone. Once the implants have bonded with the bone, they will be used to support a replacement tooth or bridge.

    • What are the benefits of implant dentistry?

      There are many benefits to implant dentistry, including:

      • Improved appearance. Dental implants look and feel like natural teeth, so they can improve your appearance.
      • Improved oral health. Unlike dentures, dental implants do not need to be removed for cleaning. This helps to improve your oral health.
      • Increased comfort. Dental implants are more comfortable than dentures, and they will not slip or move around in your mouth.
      • Improved speech. Dental implants will not affect your speech the way dentures can.
      • Improved self-esteem. Dental implants can boost your self-esteem by improving your appearance and giving you back your smile.

    • What are the risks of implant dentistry?

      The risks of implant dentistry are rare, but they include:

      • Infection. The implants may become infected, which can lead to pain and swelling.
      • Nerve damage. If the implants are placed too close to the nerves in your jaw, you may experience numbness, tingling, or pain.
      • Sinus problems. If the implants are placed too close to your sinuses, you may experience congestion, pain, or difficulty breathing.

    • How much does implant dentistry cost?

      The cost of implant dentistry can vary depending on the type of procedure you need and the number of implants you require. The average cost of a single tooth implant is typically between $1,000 and $3,000. However, if you require multiple implants or more extensive treatment, the cost can increase significantly. 

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