Dental Implants Orlando, FL
Restore Your Smile With Lasting Confidence
- Single-tooth implants starting at $3,600
- Advanced 3D imaging for precision and safety
- Replace one tooth, several teeth, or a full arch
Restore Your Smile Seamlessly Book a Dental Implant Consultation Today
Our dentist in Orlando, FL, provides the highest level of restorative dentistry. Missing teeth can lead to issues with eating and speaking, leaving you with limited oral function. With dental implants and a custom restoration, such as a crown or a full set of dentures, you can eat the foods you love and speak with confidence knowing your restoration will remain firmly in place.
Need bone grafting before you can qualify for implants? No problem. Dr. Moncada can perform bone grafts to restore your candidacy. In some cases, she can provide tooth extractions and implant placement on the same day.
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“Super empathetic, friendly, professional, and always willing to make sure that every process, both appointments and payments, is tailored to each individual's needs. 100% recommended.”
— Raquel, 5-Star Review
Expert Implant Care Starting at $3,600 You Can Afford the Best for Your New Smile
At Windermere Dental Group, the cost to restore a single tooth with an implant usually ranges between $3,600 and $4,500. This price includes a titanium implant post, an abutment, and a custom crown designed to blend seamlessly with your natural teeth.
The following factors can affect your final treatment cost:
- Number of implants placed
- Type of restorations (crowns, bridges, or dentures)
- Need for preparatory treatments such as bone grafting
Invest in Your Long-Term Health
Dental implants are designed to last for decades and keep your jawbone strong in the absence of natural teeth. In fact, they’re the only tooth replacement option with the ability to do so! While the upfront cost may be higher than traditional dentures or bridges, dental implants offer you unmatched stability and long-term value.
How Dental Implants Work
Implants are devices made of durable titanium that act as prosthetic tooth roots. They support custom restorations such as crowns, dental bridges, and dentures to replace missing natural teeth. Whether you are missing one tooth, several teeth, or all of your natural teeth, implants provide a host of benefits to give you a beautiful, healthy, and fully functional smile once more.
The Benefits of Dental Implants
Longevity
Dental implants are a long-lasting solution for missing teeth. While the crowns, bridges, or dentures attached to implants will eventually require replacement, implants themselves can remain in place for a lifetime.
Jawbone Retention
When a tooth is lost, the jawbone loses stimulation from tooth roots and begins to weaken. Dental implants are the only restorative option that act as prosthetic tooth roots, preventing this process of bone atrophy.
Functional Smile
While a traditional denture often slips out of place when you speak or eat, an implant-supported restoration remains as stable as natural teeth. Implants allow you to chew your favorite foods and laugh with confidence.
“I have been going to Windermere Dental Group ever since they first opened and they are by far the best dentist I've encountered. They are trustworthy, efficient and very reputable.” — Sean, 5-Star Review
How Do Dental Implants Keep Restorations Stable?
Over a period of months, implants naturally fuse with the bone tissue of the jaw in a process called osseointegration, becoming a permanent part of your anatomy and providing a secure base for an implant-supported crown, bridge, or denture. Osseointegration takes three to six months, so you won't experience the full benefits of treatment right away. But once this process is complete, your replacement teeth will be as stable as your natural teeth once were.
Take a look at how dental implants are placed at our Orlando dental practice...
The implant is fitted with an abutment (connecting device) that will join the implant with the replacement tooth to completely replace a missing natural tooth from the root to the chewing surface.
Your Three Options For Implant-Supported Restorations
The type of restoration your dentist pairs with your implants depends on your dental needs:
The Dental Implant Process
Unlike other dentists who refer their patients to outside specialists for dental implant surgery, Dr. Susana Moncada is qualified to perform every step of the implant process herself in our Orlando office.
Here is what you can expect during treatment:
Dental implant treatment takes several months to complete and requires multiple appointments. However, the natural-looking, functional smile you'll have at the end makes it well worth your time.
What Makes a Good Candidate?
Good Oral Health
To qualify for implants, patients must be in good oral health (other than their tooth loss.) If you have other conditions such as periodontal disease, we will have to address these concerns before beginning implant treatment.
Sufficient Bone Density
Patients must have a sufficient amount of jawbone density to support the embedded posts. If you have experienced extensive bone atrophy, Dr. Moncada may recommend a bone grafting procedure to restore your candidacy.
No Smoking
Smoking can affect the body's ability to heal after implant surgery and increase the risk of complications. If you smoke, we recommend quitting several months prior to treatment and abstaining throughout the duration of your recovery period.
“What sets Dr. Moncada apart is her meticulous attention to both dental health and aesthetics. She never rushes, and you always feel like your smile is her top priority. I trust her completely with my dental care and appreciate her dedication to excellence.”
— Naomi, 5-Star Review
