Dental implants provide an excellent long-term solution to missing teeth. With durable titanium posts that virtually become part of your jawbone, and natural-looking teeth attached to the implants, implants restore the mouth to full functioning capacity and dramatically improve its appearance.

Implants are also important to oral health. When teeth are missing, a person becomes more susceptible to receding gums and bone loss. By combating these problems, implants can help to preserve facial structure and strengthen the bite.

At The Silverstrom Group, our doctors and staff have extensive training and experience in the preparation and placement of dental implants. There are many things which make The Silverstrom Group stand apart when deciding on implant care:

• Extensive training and certification in the placement and restoration of dental implants.
• On-site surgical and laboratory facilities which allow us to manage the entire process from surgery to in-house fabrication of implant prostheses to implant restoration.
• Managing the entire process allows us to control quality, time and expense.

What this means for our patients is that the implant process is in the hands of qualified and experienced doctors who can provide implant services at a lower cost, in less time, in the most convenient way for our patients. Click here to schedule a no-charge consultation.

Gaps created by missing teeth can be eliminated by fabricating custom restorations to restore your smile to its optimal function. Dental bridges combine crowns and implants to improve chewing function and create a more aesthetically pleasing appearance.

With advances in dental technology, we are able to create restorations which look as if you were born with them. Dental bridges, once cemented to the teeth, provide durable, long-lasting support.

The tooth-colored materials used to make crowns give dental bridges a completely natural look. Thus, in addition to restoring function, dental bridges can improve the appearance of one’s smile.

Gaps created by missing teeth can be eliminated by installing bridges in the mouth.

Dentures are an effective solution to missing teeth, especially for patients who prefer to avoid the lengthy and sometimes more costly commitment required by permanent dental implants.

Consisting of full sets of replacement teeth, dentures are removable dental appliances that rest on top of or are affixed to the gums and help to restore function to the mouth. Prosthetic teeth allow individuals to chew and speak with greater ease and comfort. And because dentures can be removed at any time, they allow patients flexibility in cleaning and other activities. Advances in dentistry allow our dentists to custom fabricate dentures which look so natural, they will look like teeth you were born with.

Depending on the patient’s needs and budgetary concerns, dentures can be made with either plastic prosthetic teeth or more natural-looking porcelain teeth. In either case, dentures not only restore proper function to the mouth, but they also make a significant improvement in the patient’s smile, increasing self-confidence

Inlays and onlays are a conservative and minimally invasive option to restore teeth that have become damaged or decayed.

Porcelain or a composite resin is used to create the inlay or onlay in our lab. When ready, the inlay or onlay is bonded to the tooth, providing a new chewing surface and greater support for the tooth structure.

Inlays and onlays are aesthetically pleasing, especially as compared to metal crowns. The Silverstrom Group uses the CEREC® process to fabricate single-visit ceramic and resin onlay restorations.

Missing, cracked, chipped, decayed, discolored, and misaligned teeth can cause a number of problems and harm a person’s self-esteem. If most or all of a patient’s teeth need dental work, the most effective treatment plan is usually an individualized full mouth restoration. A full mouth restoration combines a number of restorative and cosmetic dental treatments in order to restore health, function, and beauty to the patient’s mouth, significantly improving quality of life and self-confidence.

Depending on the state of the patient’s oral health, suggested treatment options in a full mouth restoration may include dental implants, bridges, porcelain veneers, crowns, inlays or onlays, and the replacement of old metal fillings with natural-looking tooth-colored fillings. A comprehensive, personalized treatment plan is designed for each patient based on his or her needs and overall goals. Click here to schedule a no-charge consultation.