Dental Implant Restorations

Missing teeth can make eating and speaking difficult and affect your confidence. A dental implant replaces the root of a missing tooth, and the restoration on top of it — a crown, bridge or denture — is the part you see and chew with.

At Master Dental & Orthodontics in Ocoee, FL, Dr. Rose restores dental implants. When an implant needs to be placed surgically, we coordinate that step with a trusted local periodontist and stay involved throughout your treatment.

How Implant Care Works at Our Practice

1. Consultation

Dr. Rose examines your mouth, reviews your oral health history and your goals, and determines whether an implant restoration is right for you.

2. Preparatory Treatment

If you need extractions, bone grafting or gum treatment before an implant, that care is arranged first.

3. Placement by Our Periodontist Partner

Implant placement is an outpatient surgical procedure carried out by the periodontist we refer to. We share your records and treatment plan so nothing is repeated and nothing is missed.

4. Healing

The implant fuses to the jawbone in a process called osseointegration. Healing times vary and commonly take three to six months.

5. Abutment and Impressions

An abutment connects your restoration to the implant. We take digital impressions to craft your custom crown, bridge or denture, so there is no putty tray.

6. Restoration Placement

Dr. Rose secures your finished crown, bridge or denture to the implant here at our Ocoee office.

Restorations an Implant Can Support

Dental Crowns

For a single missing tooth, a crown on an implant fills the gap and restores chewing function.

Dental Bridges

An implant-supported bridge can replace several missing teeth in a row.

Dentures

Implant-supported dentures replace most or all missing teeth along one or both arches.

Why Patients Consider an Implant Restoration

Stability

Because the restoration attaches to the implant in the bone, it does not slip while you eat or speak.

Restored Function

An implant restoration can let you eat and speak comfortably again.

Bone Health

An implant gives the jawbone stimulation that the natural tooth root once provided, which helps limit bone loss in that area.

Am I a Candidate?

Several factors matter. You may be a good candidate if you:

• Are free of active gum disease and tooth decay
• Have enough jawbone to support an implant, or are open to grafting first
• Do not use tobacco, which slows healing and raises the risk of implant failure

Dr. Rose will tell you plainly whether an implant restoration is the right option for you, and what the alternatives are.

What Does It Cost?

Cost depends on how many implants are involved, the type of restoration, and any preparatory treatment you need. We provide a written estimate after your consultation, and we verify your insurance coverage and benefits before treatment begins.

How Long Will My Restoration Last?

With good care and regular check-ups, a crown, bridge or denture on an implant commonly lasts ten years or longer before it needs replacing.

Ask Us About Implant Restorations

Call our Ocoee, FL practice at (407) 720-9944, or send us a message.