
Dental implants
A titanium fixture in the jaw that your dentist later crowns or uses to steady a bridge or denture.
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Chad Curtis, DDS and Soroush Samimi, DMD plan care at an independently operated oral surgery office. Pick a procedure for what it is, who it is for, and how recovery is paced.

A titanium fixture in the jaw that your dentist later crowns or uses to steady a bridge or denture.
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A fixed upper or lower set of teeth held by four or more implants, planned with your dentist.
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Longer implants that reach denser bone when the upper jaw is too thin for a standard fixture.
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Adds bone where an implant needs more support, or where a ridge has already flattened.
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Raises the sinus floor in the upper back jaw and places graft material underneath.
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Fills the socket when a tooth comes out so the ridge is steadier for a later implant.
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Exam and removal of third molars that are impacted, partly erupted, or hard to keep clean.
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Planned removal of a tooth that cannot be saved, from a straightforward lift to a surgical one.
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Uncovers an unerupted canine and bonds a bracket so the orthodontist can guide it into place.
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Repositions the jaws when the bite or airway cannot be finished with braces alone.
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An exam of jaw-joint pain, clicking, or limited opening, separate from corrective jaw surgery.
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Evaluation of injured teeth and jaws, in the office or directed to a hospital when that is the right setting.
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