DENTAL IMPLANTS

Single Tooth Implants & Multi-Tooth Bridges
Mesa, AZ

Single and Multi-Tooth Dental Implants are the most life-like way to replace failing or missing teeth in a localized area.

What are Single Tooth Implants & Multi-Tooth Bridges?

multiple dental implant model

Single Tooth Implants or Multi-Tooth Implant Bridges are the best way to repair failing or missing teeth in a localized area.

  • Natural appearance
  • Stable and natural chewing
  • Permanently secured
  • Significantly reduces bone loss after extraction of natural teeth
  • No impact to nearby teeth
multiple dental implant model
how it works

A dental implant is a titanium screw that’s placed into your jawbone which serves as the foundation to replace a tooth or teeth.

There are 3 parts to a dental implant:

  • Implant post (or body) | This is the foundation. It is placed in the jaw and acts as an anchor.
  • Abutment | This piece connects the implant post and crown.
  • Crown | This is the visible portion that looks like a natural tooth. This could also be an implant bridge across multiple implants.
model of single tooth implant and multi-tooth implant bridge
model of single tooth implant and multi-tooth implant bridge

Single Tooth Implants & Bridges Cost

This pricing is the lowest in the area while also providing the best final result. We are able to achieve this by having a highly experienced dentist who performs the entire procedure from start to finish along with a highly trained in-house dental lab technician. They have performed this procedure from start to finish together countless times.

Single Tooth Implant

Replaces 1 tooth

$2,599

Includes the implant body, abutment, and crown

Does not include cost of extraction/bone graft if necessary

Implant Bridge

Replaces 3 teeth

$5,999

Includes 2 implant bodies, 2 abutments, and 3 unit bridge

More cost effective than placing 3 individual implants

Does not include cost of extraction/bone graft if necessary

Available Financing Options

Dental Implants are an important investment in yourself. Having the option to break this investment down into monthly payments can help make these life-changing services more accessible and easier to fit into your budget. We work with a variety of financing providers that offer payment plans to cover either all or part of your dental implant procedure. This is a great option for all patients, especially those who are on a fixed income. With these flexible financing options, you can enjoy the benefits of a healthy, beautiful smile without breaking the bank.

Contact us to learn more about our financing options and schedule your FREE Consultation with Dr. Logan today!

Frequently Asked Questions

Single Tooth Implants & Multi-Tooth Bridges Mesa, AZ

Do I need an implant for each of my missing teeth?

No. We typically use implant bridges or implant supported dentures because it saves the patient money with the same or better clinical outcome.. An implant bridge is used where you have more than 2 missing teeth in a given area. This is where we use 2 implants spaced appropriately apart to have ideal proportions in restoring the teeth. Implant dentures are used to restore an entire jaw and can use as little as 4 implants to obtain an ideal foundation for support.
Yes, but there are risks to doing that. The benefit of a same day crown or bridge is you walk out with a tooth and we help control the healing of the gums from the beginning. The risk of doing that procedure is you may move the implant if you inadvertently chew with it. Like all bones in healing, if you move it in the critical 3 month window, the bone will not integrate around the implant. There are other options that are safer for implant success that we would recommend.

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Implants at our office range from $4000-5000. It is $2000 to place an implant, $2000 for an implant crown, and $500-$1000 for bone grafting if it is needed.

Certain medical conditions and habits may put you at risk for implant success which include but are not limited to diabetes, smoking, osteoporosis, etc. You also have to have enough bone for an implant which is determined with a 3D CT. We have the ability to take that image in our office.
It is recommended that you treat your implants exactly the same way as regular teeth, which is daily brushing and flossing. Long term success is determined on the hygiene of the gums. If your gums are bleeding and inflamed when you brush then it is highly recommended that you consult with your doctor and come up with a plan together to get your oral hygiene on the right track.
Implant teeth should look exactly like normal teeth.
Yes, however if you receive a full denture that is supported by implants you will not have full proprioception, or sensation, on how hard you are chewing.
Most patients can go back to work within 48 hours. It is recommended to not work the remainder of the day after surgery.
For the average adult the implant process is 4 months. It usually takes 3 months for the implant to integrate into the bone and 1 month for the lab to fabricate a crown. If you are an implant denture patient it ranges from 4-6 months from start to finish.
No, implants are integrated in the bone. The design of an implant is similar to a drywall screw but with a special surface treatment optimized for bone healing. Once the implant is integrated it will not come out without some type of surgery.

Yes, at our office we perform IV moderate sedation, but in some instances we recommend an anesthesiologist to perform general anesthesia.

It is common to have small amounts of bleeding 12-24 hours after the procedure.
Yes, there will be some pain after the procedure but our post operative protocol for medications is very effective in managing the discomfort.
No, we believe there aren’t enough long term studies that show the success rate for these implants. Although the initial studies are very promising using this material.
Yes, implants can fail and there are many factors that influence a failure. Infection, hygiene, medical conditions, smoking, diabetes, neighboring tooth infection can all be major risk factors that contribute to an implant failing. It is recommended that you follow our post operative instructions to ensure that you do everything in your power to have a successful implant therapy.

Dental Implant Procedure Timeline

The process typically takes around 6 months from start to finish.

Place the dental implant and wait 4 months for it to integrate into your jaw bone.
Uncover implants and allow 2 weeks for your gums to form to correct shape.
Take impressions and fabricate the abutment and final crown.
Place abutment and final tooth crown.

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All-On-4 Dental Implant Warranty

Our implant success rates are so predictable that we offer an unprecedented 5-year implant warranty (some conditions and limitations do apply).

Our 5-year dental implant warranty program*

Your implant will work, or we will remove it and replace it – absolutely free.

Many surgeons will offer this courtesy, but few will do so in writing. In addition, in those rare instances when an implant does fail, corrective surgery such as bone and/or soft tissue grafting is often needed. If we have to remove one of our implants, not only will we replace it absolutely free, but any corrective procedures required will also be performed at no cost.

Your implant will remain functional for 5 years or we will fix it – absolutely free!

Although uncommon, implants can develop problems. This includes loss of bone or gum because of uncontrolled gum disease, overload, or other reasons.

*Conditions and limitations
If an implant fails to integrate we will replace it at no cost, one time only. An annual implant examination including X-rays and regular dental cleanings (every 6 months minimum) in our office is an absolute requirement for this warranty to apply. This warranty does not apply to smokers (including vapers) or to persons who have, or who develop, an uncontrolled systemic health problem, such as, but not limited to, diabetes, autoimmune disorders, severe osteoporosis or any condition requiring long-term steroid use. This warranty does not apply if an implant has failed due to an accident (car accident, etc.). If smoking or a medical condition is suspected as the cause of implant failure or other complication that requires treatment, a medical examination and appropriate blood tests will be required for this warranty to apply.