The Perfect Timing for Dental Implants Post-Extraction

Understanding the Timing of Dental Implants After Extraction

When it comes to Dental implants after extraction, timing is crucial. Here's a quick overview of the typical waiting periods you can expect:

Waiting too long after extraction increases the risk of bone loss, potentially leading to the need for additional procedures like bone grafting. Your dentist will help determine the best timeline for your individual situation, ensuring your implant has the highest chance of success.

I'm Dr. Kyle Bogan, the founder of Advanced Smiles Marion, with years of experience helping patients understand and steer their options for dental implants after extraction. With extensive training and experience in dental restorations, I'm committed to making this process comfortable and effective for all our patients.

Why Timing Matters in Dental Implant Placement

When you need a tooth extracted, it’s easy to think the hardest part is behind you. But that's actually when the clock starts ticking—because timing truly matters when it comes to dental implants after extraction.

Right after a tooth comes out, your body starts healing immediately. The bone where your tooth used to sit begins to change. Understanding these changes helps make clear why getting the timing right is so important.

The key to successful dental implants is a process called osseointegration. Basically, this fancy word means your jawbone fuses directly with the titanium implant, anchoring it securely in place. This connection gives your implant the strength and stability to function just like your natural teeth—letting you chew your favorite foods and smile with confidence again.

According to research from the National Institutes of Health, dental implants placed with proper timing and techniques have an impressive success rate of nearly 98%. But here's the catch: your jawbone doesn't sit around waiting. The moment your tooth is out, your bone begins to shrink. The faster you act, the healthier your jawbone will be, and the better your outcomes are likely to be.

The Impact of Tooth Extraction on Jawbone Health

After your tooth is extracted, your jawbone starts a process called resorption, which means it begins to shrink and lose density. Scientific studies show this bone loss isn't minor—up to half of the bone's original width can disappear within the first year after tooth removal. Even more surprising, about one-third of this loss happens in just the first three months.

In plain English, the longer you wait, the more bone you lose. And less bone means less support for your future dental implant. Waiting too long can lead to extra procedures, like bone grafting, to rebuild lost bone and create a strong foundation for the implant.

At Advanced Smiles Marion, we know this news is enough to make anyone feel overwhelmed. As Dr. Atcha, a well-respected implant specialist, wisely noted, "I know how frustrating it is... I've talked with hundreds of patients, many of them get so emotional, who lived every day with embarrassment, pain, and hopelessness because of missing and damaged teeth."

We get it. You don't want to worry about bone loss or complicated extra steps. You just want your confident smile back. That's why our team at Advanced Smiles Marion takes time to create personalized implant treatment plans that fit your unique situation and needs. We'll help you choose the best timing, whether that's immediate, early, or delayed placement, to protect your jawbone and keep the process as smooth as possible.

Ready to learn more about your options for dental implants after extraction? Schedule a consultation with us today. We’ll guide you every step of the way, because at Advanced Smiles Marion, your comfort and confidence always come first.

Understanding Dental Implants After Extraction

If you've recently lost a tooth (or you're about to), you might be wondering about your options. You're definitely not alone! Dental implants after extraction are considered the gold standard for replacing missing teeth—and for good reason.

Unlike dentures or bridges, dental implants replace both the visible tooth crown and the hidden root underneath. This approach doesn't just fill the gap in your smile—it helps maintain your facial structure, prevents other teeth from shifting, and preserves valuable jawbone density.

An implant typically includes three key parts: a small titanium post that acts like an artificial tooth root, an abutment connector piece, and a custom-made crown that matches your natural teeth beautifully—making you want to smile again!

But timing is EVERYTHING when it comes to implants. Let's break down the three timing options clearly, so you know exactly what to expect.

Immediate Dental Implant Placement

Here's some good news: in certain situations, you can get a dental implant the very same day your tooth gets pulled! This is called immediate dental implant placement, and many of our patients love this option because it reduces the number of procedures, preserves the bone and gum shape, shortens overall treatment time, and often leads to better-looking results—especially important if the tooth is in a visible area of your mouth.

But, unfortunately, immediate placement isn't for everyone. To be a suitable candidate, you'd typically need healthy gums with no active infections, good bone quality, and a stable extraction socket. Studies in the Journal of Oral Implantology show immediate implants have success rates between 90–100%, provided patients are carefully selected.

One of our patients, Sarah—a 42-year-old elementary school teacher here in Marion—shares her experience:

"I was terrified of having a visible gap when I smiled. Dr. Bogan placed my implant right after the extraction, so I never had to walk around with a missing tooth. Honestly, the process was easier and quicker than I ever imagined!"

At Advanced Smiles Marion, we'll evaluate your situation closely to see if immediate placement is right for you.

Early Dental Implant Placement

If immediate placement isn't possible, the next best option is often early dental implant placement, about 2–3 months after tooth extraction. This waiting period gives your gums and soft tissues time to heal while also preserving most of your natural bone structure.

We usually recommend early placement if there's a minor infection at the extraction site, slight damage to the socket, or any need for additional soft tissue healing. During these couple of months, we can often provide a temporary tooth to keep your smile looking great, and to help prevent nearby teeth from shifting.

Here's a surprising fact: More than half of the bone loss after extraction usually occurs within the first three months. Dr. Bogan explains:

"That's why early placement is often the sweet spot—it gives your mouth just enough time to heal, but not so long that significant bone loss becomes an issue."

Delayed Dental Implant Placement

In some cases, you might need to wait longer—typically between 3–6 months or more after extraction—before getting your implant. This scenario is called delayed dental implant placement, and it's usually necessary if you have significant infection, extensive bone loss at the extraction site, or certain medical conditions that require extra healing time.

For delayed placement, bone grafting is often needed to rebuild the jawbone. Although grafting adds an additional 3–6 months of healing, it ensures your jawbone is healthy and strong enough to support your new implant.

James, a 58-year-old patient from Marion, Ohio, shares how delayed placement actually worked out perfectly for him:

"I had serious dental issues for years, so I needed some extra work before getting my implant. Dr. Bogan took the time to explain why bone grafting was necessary, even though it added several months to my timeline. But now—my implant feels just like a real tooth. It was honestly worth the wait."

At Advanced Smiles Marion, we offer endosteal dental implants (the most common type), and the average cost is usually around $4,500 per tooth. Remember—we also have a Dental Wellness Plan for individuals and families without dental insurance. This plan makes it easy to get the regular dental care you need at a discounted rate.

Bottom line: whether immediate, early, or delayed, we'll help you find the best dental implant timeline custom just for you.

Ready to learn more or find out which timing option is best for your situation? Schedule a consultation with Advanced Smiles Marion today—and let's keep your smile healthy, strong, and looking fantastic!

Factors Affecting the Timing of Dental Implants

When planning your dental implants after extraction, several critical factors come into play to determine the ideal timing. At Advanced Smiles Marion, we carefully assess each of these aspects to ensure your dental implant journey is smooth, comfortable, and successful.

Bone Quality and Quantity

Your jawbone's density and thickness are perhaps the most important aspects we consider. Dental implants rely on a strong foundation, so having sufficient healthy bone is crucial for a stable implant and successful osseointegration. At our practice, we use advanced 3D imaging to precisely evaluate your jawbone, so we know exactly what's going on below the surface—no guesswork involved!

If we find there's not enough healthy bone, don't worry. Additional procedures, like bone grafting, can help rebuild and strengthen the jawbone, preparing it for your implant.

Gum Health

Healthy gums are essential for any dental procedure, especially implants. Active gum disease can disrupt the healing process and even cause an implant to fail prematurely. Before recommending your implant schedule, we thoroughly assess your gum health. If there are any issues, we'll work together to resolve them first, ensuring your gums are healthy and ready to support your implant.

Presence of Infection

When infection is present at the extraction site, it can interfere with proper healing and implant success. That's why any active infection must be completely healed before placing an implant. If needed, we may recommend a treatment period before moving forward. Although waiting can feel frustrating, resolving infections ensures your implant has the best possible chance for long-term success.

Overall Health Status

Your overall health plays a significant role in determining the best time for your implant placement. Conditions like uncontrolled diabetes, autoimmune disorders, or certain medications can influence how quickly you heal. At Advanced Smiles Marion, we take time to understand your medical history and ensure that your implant timeline accommodates any special health considerations.

Smoking Status

Smoking isn't great news when it comes to dental implants. Studies show that smokers may have a 15-30% higher chance of implant difficulties compared to non-smokers. That's because smoking can slow down healing and weaken the jawbone. If you're a smoker considering dental implants after extraction, we strongly encourage quitting or reducing smoking well before your procedure. Trust us—your mouth and overall health will thank you!

Location of the Missing Tooth

The location of your missing tooth can also influence timing. For instance, when replacing front teeth, immediate or early implant placement often provides the best aesthetic outcomes. Nobody wants to go months without a front tooth, right? For molars and other back teeth, there's typically a bit more flexibility regarding timing.

At Advanced Smiles Marion, we understand that every patient is unique, and there's no "one size fits all" timeline. Dr. Bogan emphasizes:

"No two patients are identical—what works perfectly for one person might not be ideal for another. That's why we create fully customized treatment plans."

Our goal is always to find the best timeline and option for you personally, considering all the factors mentioned above.

Benefits of Dental Implants After Extraction

Choosing dental implants after extraction can be life-changing, offering numerous benefits that can significantly improve your oral health, appearance, and overall quality of life. At Advanced Smiles Marion, we've seen how dental implants transform our patients' smiles—and their confidence!

One of the biggest advantages of dental implants is that they preserve your jawbone. After a tooth is extracted, the bone that once supported it begins to shrink and deteriorate. Dental implants are the only tooth replacement option that actually stimulate the jawbone, preventing this bone loss. This means you'll maintain your natural facial contours, avoiding the "sunken-in" look that many people experience after long-term tooth loss.

Another fantastic benefit is the natural function and aesthetics implants provide. Once healed, your dental implant looks, feels, and functions just like a real tooth. No one will even know it's an implant—including you! Unlike dentures, implants won't shift or click when you're talking, laughing, or eating. You can bite into crisp apples, juicy steaks, and yes—even corn on the cob—without worry or limitation.

Dental implants also offer incredible long-term success, making them a wise investment in your oral health. With proper care, implants typically last a lifetime. Studies consistently show success rates of over 95%, making them one of the safest, most reliable dental treatments available. To learn more about the science behind implant success, check out this research on dental implant success rates.

Unlike traditional bridges that require grinding down neighboring teeth, dental implants protect adjacent teeth by standing completely on their own. This helps maintain your natural dental structure and reduces the risk of future dental issues.

Practically speaking, implants make daily care easier—just brush and floss as you normally would. This leads to improved oral health, since they're easier to keep clean compared to bridges or dentures.

Perhaps most importantly, dental implants significantly improve your quality of life. So many of our patients talk about how implants have restored their confidence. Imagine being able to greet each day smiling brightly, without worrying about gaps or loose dentures. Linda, one of our wonderful patients at Advanced Smiles Marion, summed it up perfectly: "After years of struggling with dentures, my implants have completely changed my life. I can eat corn on the cob again! It's the little things you miss, and getting them back is priceless."

At Advanced Smiles Marion, we perform endosteal dental implants, which involve placing a titanium post directly into your jawbone. Typically, the total investment for a dental implant is around $4500 per tooth. We understand this is a significant commitment, but it’s one that offers best long-term value.

For those without dental insurance, our Dental Wellness Plan makes yearly dental care affordable, helping you access quality treatments at discounted rates.

Ready to learn more about dental implants or see if they're right for you? Schedule a personalized consultation with us at Advanced Smiles Marion. We're here to help you reclaim your smile and your confidence.

Preparing for Dental Implant Surgery Post-Extraction

Getting dental implants after extraction is exciting—you’re on your way to a healthier, brighter smile! At Advanced Smiles Marion, we believe preparation is the key to ensuring your implant procedure goes smoothly and successfully.

Initial Consultation

Your journey starts with a friendly, comprehensive consultation right here at Advanced Smiles Marion. During this first visit, we'll spend time:

• Carefully evaluating your oral health and gum condition
• Using cutting-edge 3D imaging to get detailed views of your jawbone
• Discussing your medical history, including any medications or illnesses that could impact your healing
• Explaining your personalized treatment options, timeline, and what exactly you can expect during the implant procedure
• Answering all your questions and calming any worries (we promise, there are no silly questions!)

Pre-Surgical Preparation

After your initial consultation, we'll give you personalized guidance based on your specific situation. Here are a few important things to consider as you prepare:

Improve Your Oral Hygiene: Establishing healthy brushing and flossing habits before surgery is a simple yet powerful way to help prevent infections afterward. Think of it like tidying up your house before guests arrive—you'll want the environment as clean as possible!

Manage Chronic Conditions: If you have a chronic condition like diabetes, it’s smart to work closely with your physician to keep it well-controlled before your procedure. Healthy blood sugar levels significantly improve your body's healing process, giving your implant the best possible start.

Quit Smoking: We know quitting smoking isn't easy, but it makes a huge difference. Smoking can slow down your healing and reduce implant success rates by up to 30 percent. We're more than happy to cheer you on and offer encouragement—you've got this!

Adjust Medications if Necessary: Certain medications, especially blood thinners, might need temporary adjustments before surgery. Always talk with your doctor first—we'll coordinate closely with them to make sure everything is safe and ready to go.

Day of Surgery Preparation

Finally, surgery day has arrived! To make it as comfortable as possible, keep these tips in mind:

Be sure to arrange for a trusted friend or family member to drive you home afterward. Wear comfy clothes (think sweatpants, not skinny jeans!) and follow any pre-surgical instructions we provide, such as fasting if sedation will be used. Most importantly, come with a positive mindset. We understand surgery can be intimidating, but rest assured, our team at Advanced Smiles Marion is skilled at helping you feel calm and comfortable throughout the procedure.

To make things even easier, we offer several sedation options customized to your needs. As Dr. Bogan often says, "We're here to make this experience as comfortable and stress-free as possible." By taking these steps to get ready, you're setting yourself up for a successful implant and a lifetime of smiles at Advanced Smiles Marion.

The Healing Process After Dental Implant Placement

Knowing what to expect during recovery can help ease your mind and set you up for success after getting dental implants after extraction. At Advanced Smiles Marion, we're here every step of the way to ensure your healing journey goes as smoothly as possible.

Immediate Post-Operative Period (1-7 days)

In the first week after implant surgery, you might notice some swelling and feel mild to moderate discomfort. Don't worry—this is normal! You'll likely manage this easily with prescribed or over-the-counter pain medications recommended by our team.

Some bruising around the implant site is also common during these first few days. Think of it as your body's way of saying, "Hey, I'm working hard here!" We recommend sticking to soft, easy-to-chew foods to protect the surgery area and give yourself some extra comfort during meals. Think smoothies, mashed potatoes, or your favorite soups—but maybe avoid crunchy tacos for a bit!

We'll also provide detailed oral hygiene guidelines, so you can keep your implant clean without disturbing the healing process. Good oral hygiene right after surgery helps prevent infection and speeds up healing.

Early Healing Phase (1-4 weeks)

As you enter the first month, you'll notice swelling and discomfort gradually fading away. Your gums will start healing around your implant, becoming healthier and stronger each day. It's like your mouth is giving your new implant a warm welcome!

During this time, you can begin carefully reintroducing some solid foods into your diet, but remember—take it slow and gentle. Continue practicing careful oral hygiene, gently brushing and rinsing as instructed, to encourage proper healing and prevent complications.

Osseointegration Phase (1-6 months)

This phase is when the real magic happens: your implant begins to fuse solidly with your jawbone—a process known as osseointegration. For most patients, this important stage lasts between 3 and 6 months. Throughout this period, your implant will become more stable and secure over time.

Here's the good news: You shouldn't feel any pain or notice any mobility in your implant during this phase. If you do, please reach out immediately—catching potential issues early makes them easier to address. We'll also have you in for regular check-ups to closely monitor your progress and make sure everything is integrating just as it should.

If you have a temporary tooth placed, we'll make adjustments as needed during this time to ensure your comfort and maintain your smile.

Final Restoration Phase

After osseointegration is complete—hooray, you've made it!—it's time for the finishing touches. We'll attach the abutment (a small connector piece) to your implant. Then we'll take impressions (no worries, we make this quick and comfortable!) to create your beautiful, custom-made crown.

At your final appointment, we'll securely place your permanent crown and make any necessary adjustments to ensure it feels just like your natural teeth. Finally, it'll be time to celebrate your new smile!

Mike, a 52-year-old patient here at Advanced Smiles Marion, shared his experience: "Honestly, the first week wasn't as bad as I thought. Dr. Bogan gave clear, easy-to-follow instructions, and I felt comfortable every step of the way. The hardest part was waiting patiently for my permanent crown—I couldn't wait to see my completed smile!"

At Advanced Smiles Marion, we're committed to providing warm, personalized care for every patient. We’ll always provide clear aftercare instructions and check in regularly during your healing process. If you ever have questions or concerns during your recovery, we're just a call away.

Ready to talk more about dental implants after extraction or schedule your consultation? Reach out to our friendly team at Advanced Smiles Marion today!

Potential Risks and Complications

While dental implants after extraction are extremely successful—typically boasting success rates over 95%—it's still important to be aware of potential risks. At Advanced Smiles Marion, we're committed to keeping our patients well-informed, comfortable, and confident throughout every stage of their implant journey.

Dental implants, just like any surgical procedure, do carry some level of risk. But the good news? With proper care, planning, and an experienced dentist like Dr. Bogan, complications are rare and highly manageable.

Infection

Infection is one of the most common concerns with any oral surgery. Fortunately, it can be greatly minimized by carefully following post-operative instructions and maintaining good oral hygiene. Red flags for infection may include increased swelling, unusual discharge, a fever, or worsening pain.

We’ll likely prescribe antibiotics after your procedure to lower the risk. If you ever see any signs of infection, please reach out right away—the sooner we act, the easier it is to resolve!

Implant Failure

Occasionally, implants fail to properly bond to the jawbone—a process called osseointegration. When this happens, you might notice movement or discomfort around the implant or persistent pain when chewing.

Several factors can increase the chance of implant failure, including smoking, uncontrolled diabetes, poor oral hygiene habits, and insufficient bone volume. Tooth grinding or clenching (bruxism) is another factor that can put stress on implants.

At Advanced Smiles Marion, we carefully screen each patient beforehand to ensure they’re good candidates for implants. Managing chronic conditions, quitting smoking, and maintaining excellent oral hygiene all significantly reduce the risk of implant failure.

Nerve Damage

This complication is quite rare, but placing implants in the lower jaw can sometimes affect nearby nerves. If nerve irritation occurs, you may temporarily feel tingling or numbness around your lips, gums, or cheeks.

We minimize this risk by taking detailed 3D images before any surgery. This lets us map out exactly where nerves are located, so we can safely avoid them during implant placement.

Sinus Problems

Upper implants placed too close to your sinus cavities can sometimes cause sinus irritation or issues. At Advanced Smiles Marion, our advanced imaging technology helps us identify the exact amount of bone available near your sinuses. We carefully plan the placement to avoid any complications, giving you confidence and peace of mind.

How We Minimize Risks at Advanced Smiles Marion

Our goal is always your comfort and safety. To reduce any potential risks, we follow a carefully structured approach:

First, we start with comprehensive pre-surgical planning using advanced 3D imaging to map out every detail of your surgery. This precise preparation allows us to avoid nerves and sinuses and gives us a clear picture of your bone structure.

Next, we follow strict sterile surgical techniques, keeping infection risk low. After your procedure, we provide personalized aftercare guidance and schedule regular follow-ups. This helps us catch and address any concerns early, ensuring your recovery stays on track.

Dr. Bogan often says, "When it comes to dental implants after extraction, complications are rare, but preparation and vigilance can make all the difference."

At Advanced Smiles Marion, we’re dedicated to your wellbeing and to making your implant experience as stress-free as possible. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or concerns—we’re always here to support you!

Frequently Asked Questions about Dental Implants After Extraction

Can dental implants be placed immediately after extraction?

Absolutely! In many cases, dental implants after extraction can be placed right during the same visit as your tooth removal—this is called immediate implant placement. But it's not a fit for everyone. We look carefully at certain factors before recommending this approach.

To be a good candidate for immediate implant placement, you'll need sufficient healthy jawbone, no active gum infection, good overall health, and a straightforward extraction procedure. At Advanced Smiles Marion, we'll thoroughly evaluate your specific situation and help you determine whether immediate placement is right for you. Many of our patients love immediate implants because they mean fewer appointments, faster healing, and a quicker return to a beautiful smile!

How long do I need to wait after extraction to get a dental implant?

The waiting period for getting a dental implant after extraction really depends on your unique situation. Typically, the timeline falls into three categories:

• Immediate implant placement: Same day as extraction—ideal if you have healthy gums, plenty of strong bone, and no infection.

• Early implant placement: Usually 2-3 months after extraction—enough time for gums and bone to heal, yet soon enough to avoid significant bone loss.

• Delayed implant placement: Around 3-6 months, sometimes longer—necessary if there was significant bone loss, infection, or when bone grafting is required.

During your consultation at Advanced Smiles Marion, we'll look closely at the health of your gums, bone quality, any infections, and your overall health before recommending the optimal timeline for your dental implants.

What happens if I wait too long to get a dental implant after extraction?

Waiting too long after extraction has some real downsides. Without tooth roots or implants to keep it healthy, your jawbone naturally shrinks over time—a process called bone resorption.

Unfortunately, losing bone means you might need additional procedures, like bone grafting, before an implant can be placed. Waiting also makes the treatment process more complicated, more expensive, and longer overall. Other issues could arise too, like neighboring teeth shifting into the gap, changes in your bite, or even a compromised appearance.

One of our patients, Carol, shared her experience: "I had no idea that waiting could create so many problems. By the time I decided to get my implant, I needed a bone graft first. If I'd known earlier, I would've done things differently."

At Advanced Smiles Marion, we encourage patients to think about their long-term tooth replacement options as soon as extraction is planned or performed. It makes everything simpler—and helps you keep your smile looking and feeling its best!

Are dental implants painful?

Surprisingly, most patients find the dental implant procedure itself much easier and more comfortable than they imagined! At Advanced Smiles Marion, we'll numb the area thoroughly with local anesthesia, ensuring you won't feel pain during the procedure. We also offer sedation options to help you relax if you're feeling anxious.

After the procedure, it's normal to experience mild to moderate discomfort for a few days. This is easily managed with prescribed medication or even just over-the-counter pain relievers. Most of our patients tell us afterward, "Wow, that wasn't nearly as uncomfortable as I thought it would be!"

How much do dental implants cost?

We know cost is a big factor for many people. At Advanced Smiles Marion, the average investment for a single endosteal dental implant (including the implant surgery, abutment, and final crown) typically runs about $4,500. However, each patient is unique, and your final cost could vary based on your specific treatment needs.

To make dental care accessible, we offer flexible payment options. If you don't have insurance, our Dental Wellness Plan provides significant discounts—including on implants—and ensures you get the comprehensive dental care you need each year at a manageable cost. During your consultation, we'll go over a detailed treatment plan and provide transparent, upfront pricing so you'll know exactly what to expect.

How long do dental implants last?

With proper care, dental implants can truly be a lifelong investment. The titanium implant itself is designed for permanent placement and typically lasts a lifetime. The crown attached to your implant usually lasts about 10-15 years or more before needing replacement, simply due to normal wear and tear.

Several factors contribute to the longevity of your implants, including good oral hygiene, regular dental check-ups, avoiding smoking, and managing conditions like teeth grinding. At Advanced Smiles Marion, we'll provide you with all the guidance and support you need to keep your implants (and your smile!) in great shape, year after year.

Conclusion

When it comes to dental implants after extraction, getting the timing right is essential for achieving the best possible results. Whether you're able to get an immediate implant placed at the same appointment, or you need a short healing period first, understanding your options makes the entire process easier and less stressful.

At Advanced Smiles Marion, we believe in providing personalized care that's as unique as your smile. We use the latest technology, combined with warm, compassionate service, to make sure you feel comfortable and confident at every step along the way.

We understand that dealing with a missing tooth can feel overwhelming—but it doesn't have to be. Choosing dental implants means you're getting a long-term solution that looks natural, preserves your jawbone, and can last a lifetime if properly cared for. With success rates over 95%, it's no wonder implants are considered the gold standard for tooth replacement.

Our experienced team, led by Dr. Kyle Bogan, is here to answer all your questions and create a treatment plan custom specifically to you. We perform endosteal dental implants at an average cost of about $4,500 per tooth—a worthwhile investment in your oral health, confidence, and quality of life.

If dental care costs have you concerned, don't worry! Our Dental Wellness Plan helps patients without dental insurance get the yearly care they need at affordable, discounted rates. We make quality dental care accessible for everyone in the Marion community.

Ready to restore your smile and eat, laugh, and talk without worry? There's no better time than now to schedule your consultation. Together, we'll find the best timing and treatment plan to meet your specific needs.

Visit our Choosing the Right Dental Implant Provider page to learn more about why Advanced Smiles Marion is the right choice. Or better yet—give us a call today and let's get started on your journey to a happier, healthier smile!