Implant Restorations in Green Bay

What Are Implant Restorations?

Dental Implant restoration is an excellent way to replace missing teeth and restore the natural appearance of your smile. This method uses artificial tooth roots (implants) that are surgically placed within the jawbone beneath the gums. The implant fuses with the bone and acts as a stable foundation for replacement teeth.

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Did you know…

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Dental implants are nearly as robust as the teeth they replace.

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Implant Restoration Process

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Consultation

At Titletown Dental, the implant restoration process begins with a consultation. Dr. Sam Schmidt will sit down with you and discuss your needs and desires. We will then develop a customized treatment plan just for you.

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Inserting The Post

Once we determine that you are a good candidate for dental implants, the next step is inserting the post. The post is the foundation for your new tooth (or teeth). It is placed into your jawbone during a minor surgical procedure. Once established, it will take some time to fuse with your jawbone. This process is known as osseointegration and usually takes several months.

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Attaching the abutments

After osseointegration, we will attach a small connector piece called an abutment to the top of the post. The abutment is a base for the attached artificial tooth (or teeth). This is a minor procedure that is usually done under local anesthesia. Later, Dr. Sam will place a natural-looking crown or artificial tooth on your abutment.

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Laughing Gas or Minimally Inhaled Sedation

This method of sedation is ideal if you are nervous about an upcoming dental procedure or appointment, but want to avoid being deeply sedated. Your dentist will pump a mixture of nitrous oxide (laughing gas) and oxygen through a nose mask, and you’ll breathe through this mask whenever you’re directed to do so.

As you breathe in the gas, you’ll feel less nervous, and may experience a “floaty” or “dreamy” feeling. Although you may feel a little disconnected from what’s happening around you, you won’t fall asleep, and you will remain aware of what’s going on during your procedure.

A few of the best benefits of this sedation method is that side effects are minimal, and the effects of the sedation wear off within a few minutes of the nose mask being removed. You can drive yourself home and get back to your day-to-day routine immediately after your treatment.

Oral Conscious Sedation

Oral conscious sedation uses a strong pill or liquid sedative that you’ll take about 30-60 minutes before your appointment. Once the sedative takes effect, you’ll begin to feel groggy and tired. In some cases, you may end up falling asleep during your appointment.

With oral conscious sedation, anterograde amnesia is very common. This means you may forget much of your procedure. 

Side effects are more prolonged compared to nitrous oxide sedation. Grogginess will likely continue well-after your appointment, so you will not be able to drive or operate heavy machinery for a least 4-6 hours. You will need to arrange for someone to drive you to and from our office if you choose oral conscious sedation.

IV Sedation

IV sedation uses the same medication as oral conscious sedation, but it is delivered directly into your bloodstream via an IV. This means you’ll be sedated more deeply and the sedation will take effect almost immediately after it’s introduced to your bloodstream. 

It’s very common to fall asleep during your treatment with IV sedation. Although you may forget much, if not all, of your procedure, you can still be woken up and respond to commands.  

Like oral conscious sedation, you may feel “out of it” for 4-6 hours or longer after your treatment. You will not be able to drive yourself home after your procedure, so you will need to arrange for someone to drive you to and from our office on the day of your appointment.

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Laughing Gas or Minimally Inhaled Sedation

This method of sedation is ideal if you are nervous about an upcoming dental procedure or appointment, but want to avoid being deeply sedated. Your dentist will pump a mixture of nitrous oxide (laughing gas) and oxygen through a nose mask, and you’ll breathe through this mask whenever you’re directed to do so.

As you breathe in the gas, you’ll feel less nervous, and may experience a “floaty” or “dreamy” feeling. Although you may feel a little disconnected from what’s happening around you, you won’t fall asleep, and you will remain aware of what’s going on during your procedure.

A few of the best benefits of this sedation method is that side effects are minimal, and the effects of the sedation wear off within a few minutes of the nose mask being removed. You can drive yourself home and get back to your day-to-day routine immediately after your treatment.

Oral Conscious Sedation

Oral conscious sedation uses a strong pill or liquid sedative that you’ll take about 30-60 minutes before your appointment. Once the sedative takes effect, you’ll begin to feel groggy and tired. In some cases, you may end up falling asleep during your appointment.

With oral conscious sedation, anterograde amnesia is very common. This means you may forget much of your procedure. 

Side effects are more prolonged compared to nitrous oxide sedation. Grogginess will likely continue well-after your appointment, so you will not be able to drive or operate heavy machinery for a least 4-6 hours. You will need to arrange for someone to drive you to and from our office if you choose oral conscious sedation.

IV Sedation

IV sedation uses the same medication as oral conscious sedation, but it is delivered directly into your bloodstream via an IV. This means you’ll be sedated more deeply and the sedation will take effect almost immediately after it’s introduced to your bloodstream. 

It’s very common to fall asleep during your treatment with IV sedation. Although you may forget much, if not all, of your procedure, you can still be woken up and respond to commands.  

Like oral conscious sedation, you may feel “out of it” for 4-6 hours or longer after your treatment. You will not be able to drive yourself home after your procedure, so you will need to arrange for someone to drive you to and from our office on the day of your appointment.

Benefits of Implant Restorations

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Reduced Bone Loss

When you don’t replace missing teeth with dental implants, your jawbone may eventually deteriorate due to the lack of stimulation. The pressure of chewing and biting on your natural teeth is necessary for bone health, and implants replace that stimulation, preventing bone loss.

Improved Esthetics

Implant restorations look and feel like natural teeth, so you get a seamless restoration that blends into your smile. Since they are securely attached to your jawbone, they provide extra stability that’s great for eating and speaking. Therefore you won’t have to worry about them slipping or sliding around while you talk or eat.

Long-Term Results

Implants last much longer than traditional dental bridges due to their strong bond with your jawbone. With proper care, they can last a lifetime. They are also much more cost-effective in the long run compared to other dental treatments requiring more frequent repair or replacement appointments.

Did you know…

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Dental implants are not just for adults – children and teens can also benefit from them.

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Are Implants Removeable?

Dental implants are a permanent solution to tooth loss, but there are times when they need to be removed. The most common reason for removing an implant is when it becomes infected.

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Can The Restoration Process Be Completed In One Day?

The implant restoration requires two appointments and may not be completed in one day. At Titletown Dental, our team is dedicated to ensuring you get the highest quality care throughout your treatment process.

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Who Is a Good Candidate For An Implant Resoration?

Patients with healthy gums and sufficient bone structure are ideal for implant restoration. If you have any concerns about your candidacy, schedule a consultation with Dr. Sam Schmidt. He will assess your situation in person and answer any questions you may have.

Did you know…

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In some cases, dental implants can help preserve jawbone density.

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