Dental Implants
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What Is a Dental Implant?
Dental implants offer a complete tooth restoration and are prized for their ability to securely support dental restorations, including dentures, so patients can eat and smile confidently.
Complete Tooth-to-Root Restoration
For a single tooth replacement, a connector piece called an abutment and an artificial tooth are attached to an implant to provide a complete tooth-to-root restoration. While the attached restoration will need to be replaced periodically, the implant itself can last for decades or even a lifetime.
We Can Tailor a Solution to Your Needs Implants Offer Flexible Solutions to Tooth Loss
Dental implants can address all types of tooth loss and function just like natural teeth. The dentists at Kasperowski Family Dentistry in Westfield, MA, excel at creating beautiful, long-lasting restorations that will bring a smile to your face.
Single Tooth
Even one missing tooth can lead to deterioration of the tooth socket. A dental implant and crown replace the missing tooth while also encouraging bone growth. The alternative, a traditional bridge, requires reshaping nearby teeth to hold the bridge, a step that leaves them more susceptible to fracture and decay.
Dental Bridge
Our dentists can replace a row of missing teeth by using two dental implants to support a bridge. An important advantage of an implant-supported bridge is that it can replace a longer stretch of missing teeth and is more stable than a traditional bridge, which depends on nearby natural teeth for support.
Denture
Denture wearers reap a variety of benefits with implant-supported dentures. For starters, implant-supported dentures will never slip or fall out. And, unlike traditional dentures, implant-supported dentures encourage bone growth in the jawbone. Unfortunately, traditional dentures accelerate bone loss.
Do You Lack Bone Density? All-on-4® Implants: A Potential Solution for Denture Wearers
Denture wearers who have been missing teeth for a long time can lose so much bone in their jaw that they no longer qualify for dental implants. This can be a major disappointment. However, Kasperowski Family Dentistry in Westfield, MA, has a potential solution. The advanced All-on-4® method allows some patients with low bone density to qualify for an implant-supported denture.
The procedure involves strategically placing four implants in areas of higher bone density. Patients appreciate that there is only one surgery and that they can get functional teeth on the same day.
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Kyle Majerowski
Ready to Smile Again? Request a Consultation
Kasperowski Family Dentistry in Westfield, MA, offers a full suite of dental implant options, but the first step is determining if dental implants are right for you.
To get answers to that question, we suggest you request a consultation with one of our dentists. Drs. Alan M. Kasperowski, Bryan M. Kasperowski, and Meghan Kelley have the advanced implant training needed to give you an authoritative answer based on your needs. At that time, they can answer all of your questions about what dental implants cost, the treatment timeline, and more.
Our dentists, who have decades of experience, will take the time to explain all your options so that you have the information you need to make an educated choice.
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Precision at Every Step Combining Skill & Technology for Better Results
Implant dentistry is a highly technique-sensitive field where experience, training, and technology all matter for successful outcomes. In addition to advanced implant training, the dentists at Kasperowski Family Dentistry use sophisticated dental technology to take the guesswork out of implants.
Precision starts with the use of advanced 3-D imaging to assess bone density and determine the optimum implant locations. Using sophisticated digital workflows, our dentists can plan the procedure in advance, right down to creating a surgical guide to precisely place the implant at the correct angle and height for the best stability.
We are able to plan so much of the procedure beforehand that the actual implant placement can be done in as little as 10 minutes. The procedure is actually less invasive than a tooth extraction.
All Aspects of Your Treatment Can Be Completed in Our Westfield Office
In many cases, patients need to visit multiple dental offices to complete the various stages of their dental implant treatment. However, we understand that getting dental care from multiple offices can be frustrating and inconvenient.
Our skilled team is able to perform all aspects of treatment in-office, from placement to restoration. Overseeing all stages of treatment on-site allows us to not only provide you with the best experience but ensure the highest quality results.
"As always, they are all friendly, understanding, and informative. They've been taking good care of us for many years!" Susan Wagner
See How a Dental Implant Is Placed ...
Dental Implant Treatment Step-By-Step
From start to finish, your dental implant treatment will take place over the course of several months.
We perform all aspects of dental treatment in-office.