Dental Implants
Restore your smile and regain confidence with high-quality dental implants! We’re dedicated to providing the most effective and efficient treatment options possible.
If you have one or more missing teeth and are interested in dental implants, come visit us for a complimentary consultation. Dr. Montoya will listen to your needs, examine your smile, and develop a customized treatment plan that ensures beautiful results for decades to come.
Types of Dental Implants
Endosteal Dental Implants
Endosteal, meaning “in the bone”, is a type of dental implant anchored directly in the jawbone to provide a stable foundation for crowns, bridges or dentures. These dental implants don’t require attachment to adjacent teeth or surgical procedures like bone grafts, which results in a quicker and more straightforward implant process.
Zygomatic Dental Implants
Unlike conventional implants that are anchored in the jawbone, zygomatic implants are anchored in the zygomatic bone (cheekbone). This innovative approach allows people with significant bone loss to be eligible for secure dental implants.
If you were previously told that you weren’t a candidate for dental implants, you may be able to receive advanced zygomatic dental implants!
Pterygoid Dental Implants
Like zygomatic implants, pterygoid dental implants are a solution designed for people with significant upper jawbone loss or unique issues like sinus problems. These implants are placed in the pterygoid bone, located behind the upper jaw.
Transnasal Dental Implants
Transnasal dental implants, sometimes referred to as “nasal implants,” are inserted through the nasal passage. This minimally-invasive approach can prevent the need for extensive oral surgery or bone grafting procedures before placement.
If you need dental implants in the upper jaw but have insufficient bone density or have medical conditions that make oral surgery challenging, transnasal dental implants may be ideal.
Transinus Dental Implants
Transinus dental implants are a special type of dental implant inserted through the sinus wall at an angle. Like transnasal implants, transinus implants are best when there’s not enough bone in the upper jaw (near the sinus), and in cases where complex surgery is not the ideal route.
Immediate Load Dental Implants
Immediate load dental implants, also known as ‘teeth in a day’ or ‘New Smile in a Day’, allow patients to receive all new prosthetic teeth in just one day! Patients who have good oral health and sufficient jawbone density and want to restore their smile quickly may be eligible for immediate load implants.
All-on-4 Dental Implants
All-on-4 dental implants provide a complete set of teeth using only four strategically positioned implants per arch. (Other types of implants can involve six to eight placements.) People who have lost many or all of their teeth and want an affordable, stable solution to restore their smile may benefit from All-on-4 implants.
Endosteal, meaning “in the bone”, is a type of dental implant anchored directly in the jawbone to provide a stable foundation for crowns, bridges or dentures. These dental implants don’t require attachment to adjacent teeth or surgical procedures like bone grafts, which results in a quicker and more straightforward implant process.
Unlike conventional implants that are anchored in the jawbone, zygomatic implants are anchored in the zygomatic bone (cheekbone). This innovative approach allows people with significant bone loss to be eligible for secure dental implants. If you were previously told that you weren’t a candidate for dental implants, you may be able to receive advanced zygomatic dental implants!
Like zygomatic implants, pterygoid dental implants are a solution designed for people with significant upper jawbone loss or unique issues like sinus problems. These implants are placed in the pterygoid bone, located behind the upper jaw.
Transnasal dental implants, sometimes referred to as "nasal implants," are inserted through the nasal passage. This minimally-invasive approach can prevent the need for extensive oral surgery or bone grafting procedures before placement. If you need dental implants in the upper jaw but have insufficient bone density or have medical conditions that make oral surgery challenging, transnasal dental implants may be ideal.
Transinus dental implants are a special type of dental implant inserted through the sinus wall at an angle. Like transnasal implants, transinus implants are best when there's not enough bone in the upper jaw (near the sinus), and in cases where complex surgery is not the ideal route.
Immediate load dental implants, also known as ‘teeth in a day’ or ‘New Smile in a Day’, allow patients to receive all new prosthetic teeth in just one day! Patients who have good oral health and sufficient jawbone density and want to restore their smile quickly may be eligible for immediate load implants.
All-on-4 dental implants provide a complete set of teeth using only four strategically positioned implants per arch. (Other types of implants can involve six to eight placements.) People who have lost many or all of their teeth and want an affordable, stable solution to restore their smile may benefit from All-on-4 implants.
Benefits of Dental Implants
Allow you to chew & talk naturally
Preserve jaw bone & natural tooth structure
Optimize facial aesthetics
Reduce risk of health problems
Easy to
maintain
Last 30 years
or more
Cost-effective
over time
Stable &
secure
High success
rate
Benefits of Dental Implants
The Cost of Dental Implants
At Dentaluxe, we do everything we can to make your new smile affordable for you! We believe that everyone deserves a happy and healthy smile, and we don’t want finances to stand in the way.
We’re proud to provide flexible financing options for all patients – regardless of credit score. We accept most major credit cards, as well as financing through CareCredit, LendingPoint and Proceed Finance.
If you have dental insurance, our team will also submit your insurance claims for you, so you can receive the maximum benefit.
How it works
It all starts with a complimentary consultation at our Jacksonville dental implant office. Your first visit is on us! You’ll meet Dr. Montoya and our team, and Dr. Montoya will perform a thorough smile exam with a CBCT scan.
We’ll sit down and discuss your needs and goals, and Dr. Montoya will create your own personalized treatment plan that helps you achieve a beautiful new smile. We’ll explain which type of dental implant is the most effective and efficient solution for your case.
We strive to give you the ultimate “Red Carpet” treatment experience, and it’s essential to us that you feel comfortable and informed every step of the way. We’ll identify the next steps, set realistic expectations, and discuss all of your concerns before moving forward!
The Gold Standard of Tooth Replacement
Dental implants are known as the gold standard of tooth replacement. They integrate directly into the jaw bone, ensuring a secure foundation, incredible stability, natural appearance and strong chewing function. They can last a lifetime with proper care!
Why choose Dentaluxe?
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All-inclusive dental implant care provided in-house
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Flexible
payment options
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State-of-the-art technologies for safe & precise treatment
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Five-star specialist with a unique set of highly-advanced training
We’re here to support you along your journey to a happy and healthy smile! It’s important to us that you not only love your results – but enjoy the process along the way.
Get answers to frequently asked questions here, and if you still have questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us!
Both dentures and dental implants are high-quality prosthetic solutions that replace missing teeth. They’re made to last for decades with proper care!
However, dentures are removable, while dental implants are permanent and surgically implanted into the jaw bone. Because of this implantation, dental implants are more stable and secure than dentures. Dental implants are the closest things to natural teeth!
The choice between dentures and dental implants depends on your individual preferences, your budget, and treatment goals. Dentures are more affordable but are not permanent, while dental implants come at a higher cost and are permanent.
Dental implants are artificial tooth roots made of titanium. They’re surgically placed within the jawbone to serve as a stable foundation that supports new prosthetic teeth. Once the dental implant is inserted, your natural bone fuses with the implant through a process called osseointegration. This creates a strong and long-lasting support structure for the prosthetic teeth attached to the implant.
If you’re in good health with adequate jawbone density and you’re looking to replace missing teeth, you’re likely a candidate for either treatment! At your free initial consultation, Dr. Montoya will perform a thorough exam to help you choose the right solution for your unique needs.
The dental implant procedure will be performed under local anesthesia to numb the area before implantation. We also offer a number of sedation options, including nitrous oxide inhalation (laughing gas), IV conscious sedation and oral conscious sedation, to ease anxiety and reduce discomfort. We’ll help you decide which sedation option will be best for you.
Most patients report only mild discomfort or soreness afterward, which can be managed with over-the-counter pain relievers!
Your treatment plan will be 100% personalized to you and your needs, so there is no one-size-fits-all approach throughout the dental implant process.
The timeline varies depending on your case and the number of dental implants needed. After implant placement, there is a healing period of several months to allow for osseointegration (the body’s natural process of the jawbone fusing with the implant.) The entire process, including the restoration phase, can take several months to a year or more.
Dental implant coverage varies by insurance plans. While some insurance policies provide partial coverage for implant procedures, many consider them elective and may not cover the full cost.
We accept all PPO insurance plans but are considered out-of-network with all providers except United Healthcare. If you have dental insurance, our team will submit your insurance claims for you, so you can receive the maximum benefit.
Dental implants require regular oral hygiene practices, including brushing, flossing, and routine dental check-ups – just like natural teeth! Proper care and maintenance are crucial to ensuring the success and longevity of your dental implants.
While dental implants have a very high success rate of 95%, they can fail in some cases, due to factors like infection, poor hygiene, inadequate osseointegration, or excessive forces on the implants. Following post-surgery instructions and maintaining good oral hygiene will reduce the risk of failure.
