Dental Implants

Do you have missing teeth?

Feel uncomfortable about your smile because of the unsightly
absence of healthy teeth? You can stop feeling self-conscious, now, as there is an answer to your situation: dental implants. Here at Fattah Family Dentistry, we are a local, experienced Salem implant dentist. Using state-of-the-art dental technologies, we can replace your lost and missing teeth and give you a full, becoming smile again.

Salem Dental Implants

Dental implants replace the missing tooth root, using a titanium-based cylinder. Through several in-office procedures at our Salem dental clinic, we will place other essential parts on the implant, eventually leading to the placement of a crown – sometimes called a dental cap – on the implant. Additionally, if you have or need partial or full dentures, dental implants can be utilized to support those dentures, which means increased stability and denture retention. If you’d like more information about dental implants in Salem, contact Dr. Fattah’s office, today.

Who Can Have Dental Implants?

Typically, patients need to have adequate bone mass in their jaws in order to have dental implants placed. However, this is decided on an individual, case-by-case basis. Dr, Fattah, your Salem implant dentist, will send you to have both x-rays and CT scans performed for diagnostic purposes. These imaging processes will determine if you have the right bone mass present. They will also help Dr. Fattah decide what type of dental implant and the size will work with your Individual mouth structure.

Interested in Dental Implants in Salem?

If you have a missing tooth or missing teeth, you live in Salem, and you’re thinking about having dental implants, call Salem’s dental implant specialist. Dr. Fattah – an implant dentist – and his staff will be glad to answer all of your questions about the procedure and schedule you for an exam and evaluation. For all of your Salem dental implant needs, turn to Fattah Family Dentistry. We look forward to providing you with a lovely smile!

Go back to Patient Education