Implant supported crowns
At Neola Dental we specialize in implant-supported crowns to restore the function and aesthetics of your smile. As the only independent dental practice in Minneola, FL, we pride ourselves on providing personalized, patient-centered care tailored to your specific needs.
What are implant-supported crowns?
When are implant-supported crowns necessary?
What is the Difference Between Implant-Supported Crowns and Other Types of Dental Crowns?
Implant-supported crowns differ from traditional crowns primarily in the way they are attached. While traditional crowns are placed over an existing tooth that has been shaped to provide support, implant-supported crowns are attached to a dental implant surgically placed in the jawbone. This implant acts as an artificial tooth root, providing unmatched stability and durability.
Why choose implant-supported crowns at Neola Dental?
Benefits of implant-supported crowns
Implant-supported crowns differ from traditional crowns primarily in the way they are attached. While traditional crowns are placed over an existing tooth that has been shaped to provide support, implant-supported crowns are attached to a dental implant surgically placed in the jawbone. This implant acts as an artificial tooth root, providing unmatched stability and durability.
Natural appearance
Custom-designed to match your existing teeth, implant-supported crowns blend seamlessly into your smile.
Long-lasting and durable
With proper care, these crowns can last many years, offering a reliable solution for tooth replacement.
Preserve jawbone health
Dental implants stimulate the jawbone, preventing bone loss and maintaining facial structure.
Unrestricted eating
Enjoy worry-free eating as implant-supported crowns provide the strength and stability needed to chew with confidence.
Improved comfort
Unlike removable dentures, implant-supported crowns feel like natural teeth, enhancing overall comfort.
Is an implant-supported crown right for you?
Determining whether an implant-supported crown is the right solution for you depends on several factors, including your overall oral health, jaw bone density, and specific dental needs. Ideal candidates are people who have lost one or more teeth and are looking for a long-lasting, natural-looking replacement.
If you are unsure of your suitability, the team at Neola Dental in Minneola will perform a thorough examination, including imaging and a personalized consultation, to assess your candidacy.
Schedule your implant-supported crowns in Minneola
Ready to restore your smile? Contact Neola Dental today to schedule a consultation and discover how our personalized care can help you achieve optimal oral health.
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Frequently Asked Questions about implant-supported crowns
How long does the implant-supported crown procedure take?
The entire process can take several months. This includes the healing period after implant placement (3 to 6 months) and the time to attach the crown. Your dentist will guide you through each step and timeline.
Does getting an implant-supported crown hurt?
Most patients report minimal discomfort during the procedure since it’s done under local anesthesia. Some mild soreness or swelling afterward is normal but can be managed with over-the-counter pain relievers.
How long do implant-supported crowns last?
With proper care, the implant itself can last a lifetime, and the crown typically lasts 10 to 15 years or more. Regular checkups and good oral hygiene are key to keeping them in great condition.
Are implant-supported crowns covered by insurance?
Coverage depends on your plan. Some insurance policies cover part of the crown or the implant, but not always both. We can help you review your benefits and discuss financing options if needed.
What is the difference between import-supported crowns and traditional crowns?
An implant-supported crown is attached to a dental implant placed in your jawbone, replacing a missing tooth entirely. A traditional crown, on the other hand, fits over an existing tooth that has been prepared. Implants provide a more stable, long-term solution when a tooth is missing.