Tooth replacement
A dental implant replaces a missing tooth from the root up and can support a natural-looking restoration. The planning visit evaluates your teeth, gums, and bone so the team can explain whether implant treatment fits your needs.
A clear path forward
The team reviews your oral health and uses appropriate imaging to understand the available bone and nearby structures.
You will learn the sequence, timing, and any preparatory care that may be needed before treatment begins.
After the implant is ready, a custom restoration completes the visible and functional part of the tooth.
Common questions
Implant treatment involves planning, placement, healing, and the final restoration. Healing and any preparatory treatment affect the timeline. Ask the dentist to explain your sequence before starting; a finished tooth in one visit is not guaranteed.
Depending on which teeth are missing and the health of the remaining teeth, a bridge or a removable partial or full denture may be considered. The dentist can compare the options with you at an exam.
That depends on your oral health, bone, medical history, and the location of the missing tooth. A planning visit is needed for a reliable answer.
Yes. Dental implants can be used to replace a single missing tooth, while other implant-supported options may be considered for several missing teeth.
Sacramento Dental Medicine is at 4320 Elverta Rd #3, Antelope, CA 95843. Call (916) 727-6453 to ask about availability, your dental plan, and treatment estimates.
Meet Dr. Michael Narodovich and learn about the practice before requesting an appointment. Your dentist will explain which treatment fits your exam findings and goals.
Meet Dr. NarodovichPatient education: ADA: Implants. General information; your treatment recommendations follow an exam.
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