Dental Implants

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Build Lasting Confidence With Dental Implants in Midland

When teeth go missing, everyday activities become challenging. Dental implants in Midland, NC provide a reliable answer that mimics natural teeth in both appearance and function. These replacements bond with your jawbone, creating unmatched stability that protects surrounding bone tissue and maintains its density over time

Jordan Family Dentistry's welcoming staff makes the entire process smooth and comfortable. Reach out today to discover how implants can work for your unique situation.

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Regain confidence in your smile

Regain confidence in your smile

So dental implants are a great option if you are missing a tooth or even several teeth. Dental implants are the closest we can get to giving you your tooth back. If you're missing a single tooth and we're able to place a dental implant in that area, you can floss between those teeth just like your normal tooth that you are missing.
There are so many options and so many ways that dental implants can change people's lives because if you're missing teeth, especially in the back where you can't chew well, then you know that's going to lead to other issues with your health and so getting that ability back is always going to be helpful, giving you more confidence like someone's missing a tooth in the front and we're able to have a dental implant instead of something that's less aesthetic there, it's going to be so much more confidence for that person. I've had several patients that their lower denture is not very stable and we just add two or four implants and they're able to eat and chew and talk and go places they never used to go and eat things that they haven't eaten in years and it's just a wonderful thing and I think that anyone who's a candidate for dental implants, I think that's the becoming the gold standard of what we need to offer.

Choose the Right Option for Your Needs

Dental implants work with different types of replacements depending on your situation. A single implant can support a dental crown to replace one tooth in your smile.

If you're missing multiple teeth in a row, implants can hold a dental bridge securely without affecting nearby teeth. For those who have lost most or all their teeth, implant dentures offer a stable alternative that snaps into place and won't slip around.

You'll regain full function for eating and feel great while showing off your teeth. We'll guide you toward the choice that matches what you want and what you need.

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Choose Dental Implants for Lasting Results

Nothing replaces a missing tooth better than a dental implant. These titanium posts fuse with your jaw, preventing bone loss and staying secure for decades.

You can bite into apples, steaks, and corn on the cob without any fear of movement. There's no need for adhesives or taking them out at night.

With good home care, implants can serve you for the rest of your life. We'll explain whether you're a good candidate and answer all your concerns.

Our staff guides you from consultation through healing, making sure you feel informed and comfortable. We can ease anxiety about restorative care with our personal touch and dental sedation.

Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Implants

What are dental implants?
Modern dental implants are one of the best methods of restoring missing teeth. They serve as a base for several types of replacement teeth - crowns, bridges, dentures, or complete arches of secured teeth. Unlike other tooth replacement options, implants keep your jawbone healthy and preserve your facial structure.
Why should I get dental implants?
If you're missing teeth, you might want to think about getting dental implants. They act as artificial roots for replacement teeth and can make crowns, bridges, and dentures more secure. Implants also help prevent bone loss in the jaw and restore your biting power so you can eat without worrying.
How long do dental implants last?
A dental implant is built to last. It may or may not last a lifetime, but it can last for decades with proper care. We will talk through all the possibilities with you during your restorative dentistry consultation, and we will teach you how to take care of your new and improved smile so that you can enjoy the life-changing results of your procedure for many years to come.