Creating a Strong Foundation for Successful Dental Implants
What It Is:
For a dental implant to be successful, there must be sufficient jawbone to support it. Bone grafting is a procedure that rebuilds the jawbone in areas where it has deteriorated. A sinus lift is a specific type of bone graft that adds bone to the upper jaw in the area of your molars. These procedures create the solid foundation needed for secure, long-lasting implant placement.
Benefits:
- Makes it possible for patients with bone loss to be candidates for dental implants.
- Ensures the long-term stability and success of your implant treatment.
- A safe and predictable procedure performed by our experienced team.
FAQ’s
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the procedure hurt?
Your comfort is our absolute top priority. Dr. Abou Ayyash is known for his gentle touch and uses modern, effective anesthetics to ensure you are completely comfortable during any procedure. We will not begin treatment until you are fully numb and at ease. If you have dental anxiety, please let us know so we can take extra steps to ensure a positive, stress-free experience.
How much will my treatment cost?
The cost of treatment varies depending on your specific needs and the complexity of your case. After your initial consultation and examination, we will provide you with a detailed, transparent treatment plan that includes a full breakdown of all associated costs. There will be no surprises.
Does my dental insurance cover this procedure?
Coverage for dental procedures varies widely between insurance plans. Our knowledgeable team will gladly help you understand your benefits. We will verify your coverage and provide you with an estimate of what your plan will contribute. We are committed to helping you maximize your benefits.
How many appointments will this take?
The number of appointments depends on the specific service. A simple filling may take one visit, while a dental implant or smile makeover will require several appointments. During your consultation, Dr. Abou Ayyash will outline the entire treatment timeline for you, so you know exactly what to expect.