Dental implants replace both the tooth and its root, providing a stable, permanent foundation that closely mimics natural teeth. Unlike dentures or bridges, implants are secured in the jawbone, do not rely on neighboring teeth for support, and help prevent bone loss while offering improved comfort, function, and durability.
Dental Implants
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Cost
The cost of dental implants depends on your individual treatment plan. Patients can save 25% through our in-house membership plan.
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Procedure Duration
Placing a single dental implant typically takes about 60 to 90 minutes, while the full process from placement to final restoration can take several months.
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Pain Level
We use local anesthesia and sedation options to maintain comfort. Any mild soreness afterward can typically be managed with over-the-counter pain medication.
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Dental Implants in Fort Worth, Texas
Dental implants are a long-lasting, natural-looking solution for replacing missing teeth and restoring oral function. They act like artificial tooth roots that support custom crowns, bridges, or full-mouth restorations, preserving jawbone health and helping prevent bone loss often associated with tooth loss. Implants can be used to replace a single tooth, several teeth, or an entire arch, offering durability and improved chewing ability compared with traditional dentures or bridges.
Covenant Dental specializes in dental implant treatment, including full-mouth dental implants and personalized restoration plans tailored to each patient’s needs. Dr. Mehany brings extensive post-graduate training from the Misch Resnik Implant Surgery Institute—an advanced program focused on implantology and complex implant procedures—which helps ensure precise planning and predictable results. With expertise in modern implant techniques and patient-centered care, the team supports comfort and confidence throughout the smile restoration process.
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Process
- Initial consultation: The implant process begins with a comprehensive evaluation that includes detailed exams and imaging to assess jawbone health, discuss your goals, and design a customized treatment plan tailored to your needs.
- Implant placement: A biocompatible titanium post is gently inserted into the jawbone to act as a stable foundation for your replacement tooth or teeth.
- Healing and integration: Over several months, the implant fuses with the bone in a process called osseointegration, ensuring lasting strength and stability.
- Restoration: Once healing is complete, a custom crown, bridge, or denture is attached to the implant to complete your smile and restore function.
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Next Steps
- Follow-up visits: After implant placement, follow-up appointments are scheduled to monitor healing and confirm proper integration with the jawbone.
- Long-term care: Patients receive detailed post-op instructions and personalized guidance on brushing, flossing, and routine dental care to help protect their implant and support long-lasting results.
FAQ
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What makes dental implants different from other tooth-replacement options?
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Who may be a good candidate for dental implants?
Candidates for dental implants typically have good overall oral health, healthy gums, and adequate jawbone to support the implant. Patients missing one, several, or all teeth may qualify, and those with bone loss may still be candidates with additional procedures. A comprehensive evaluation helps determine eligibility.
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How do implants support long-term oral stability?
Dental implants stimulate the jawbone through normal chewing forces, helping prevent bone deterioration that occurs after tooth loss. By maintaining bone density and supporting proper bite alignment, implants protect surrounding teeth, preserve facial structure, and contribute to long-term oral health and stability.