The Dental Implant Difference Results That Look Like Your Natural Teeth
Types of Dental Implants: Your Implant Dentistry Options
There are a variety of implant options available to meet your needs. Whether you are missing one tooth, a few teeth, or all of your teeth, our dentists can develop a treatment plan just for you. We can also coordinate treatment if a tooth needs to be extracted and replaced.
Traditional Dental Implants
Traditional dental implants are titanium posts surgically embedded into the jawbone. After a period of osseointegration (fusion of the implant to the bone tissue), the implants give your restorations stability that is virtually equal to that of natural teeth.
Mini Dental Implants
Mini dental implants are titanium devices with a smaller diameter than traditional implants. Mini dental implants can benefit patients who have suffered some bone atrophy due to an absence of tooth roots, but want to avoid undergoing a bone graft in order to receive traditional implants.
ESTEEM Dental Implants
ESTEEM All-on-X dental implants are used to support a Prettau® Zirconia Bridge, a premium device that replaces an entire dental arch on the upper or lower jaw. As few as five of these special implants can support this restoration, which provides superior aesthetics, durability, and functionality.
Want to Learn More About Dental Implants? Speak with Dentists Who Put You First
Whether you are missing one tooth or all of your teeth, the team at the Cosmetic Dentistry Institute can develop a treatment plan for you. Our dentists have years of experience creating custom dental care solutions for patients throughout Birmingham and Bloomfield.
Dr. Craig Goldin is the only Accredited Fellow of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry in Eastern Michigan, and part of a select group of dentists who hold this honor worldwide. Dr. Marcy Greenbert Goldin serves as a Clinical Instructor at the University of Michigan School of Dentistry, where she mentors aspiring dental health professionals. Dr. David Whalen honed his skills under oral surgeons, periodontists, and prosthodontists during a residency in Hospital Dentistry in San Francisco.
If you live in Troy, Birmingham, or Bloomfield, MI, and want to learn more about implant dentistry, contact our skilled team of dentists online or call:
(248) 519-1919
Our dental care team is proud to serve patients from Troy, MI, Oakland County, and surrounding communities.
You Can Count on Us for Dental Implants Troy, Birmingham, and Bloomfield Patients Share Their Stories
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Absolutely the best dental experience ever and I’m 87 years old. Professional, friendly and Dr Whalen is a perfectionist. Explained everything and made good recommendations for my dental work. You will not be disappointed and this dental office.
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You Don't Have to Live with Tooth Loss
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Tooth loss is more common than you may think, but that doesn't mean you have to live with the effects and suffer from reduced oral function. With dental implants, you can eat the foods you love and speak with confidence.
Ready to get started on your dental implant journey? Experience our advanced and compassionate dental care by requesting an appointment using our online form, or by calling our dental practice in Troy, MI, today.
(248) 237-6433
"I had some recent implant work done and I was very happy with the services provided. The office is cozy and the staff is great. Dr. Goldin was very professional and knowledgeable throughout and always made sure to explain the procedure and steps thoroughly. I highly recommend for any dental needs" - Liza Aliaj
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Insurance and Financing for Dental Implants
Unfortunately, most dental insurance plans do not cover the cost of dental implants and their placement. However, your insurance may cover the cost of your restoration. We will work with your insurance provider to reduce your out-of-pocket expenses.
Our Troy dental practice also accepts financing through CareCredit® and Lending Club® to help break the cost of your dental implant treatment into affordable monthly payments. Contact us to learn more about financing options.
Invest in Your Oral Health with Dental Implants Call our Troy dentistry practice today
Tooth loss is common, affecting millions of Americans. It can lead to further oral health complications if not treated. Dental implants are an investment in your oral health that can provide tremendous benefits, including jawbone stimulation and restored oral function.
Whether it is a single missing tooth, multiple teeth, or you are missing all of your natural teeth, dental implants paired with a custom restoration can allow you to eat the foods you love and speak with confidence once again.
Ready to take the next step? Start your journey to a restored smile by contacting us online or calling our Troy dental practice today.
(248) 519-1919
The Place to Go for Your Dental Implants Michigan Patients Can Count on Our Dentists
Cosmetic Dentistry is my favorite dentistry. I have been going there for many years and I believe my teeth are the best. I appreciate their honesty when they notice something that needs to be taken care of. Thank you to all the people working there.
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Cosmetic Dentistry Institute is one of a kind. From the friendly staff, to the professionalism each member carries is outstanding. I can never see myself going anywhere ever again. Thank you to every single person I have come into contact with there. They did an incredible job on the work that I received and for that I am forever grateful!
View on GoogleBone Grafting and Sinus Lift Surgery to Prepare for Implants
Since missing teeth can cause bone loss over time, some patients will need bone graft surgery before they undergo implant placement. Bone grafting uses donor bone or synthetic hard tissue to add mass to the jawbone. This will allow implants to be anchored in place with a solid foundation.
For missing molars and premolars along the upper dental arch, sinus lift can be performed. Also known as sinus augmentation, a sinus lift uses bone grafts to raise the sinus floor, ensuring stability for upper arch dental implants.
The bone grafts will need to heal fully before we can proceed with dental implant surgery and the rest of treatment. We can review the extended and modified treatment timeline for the process when you visit our dental office in Troy, MI.
Have Dental Anxiety? Our sedation options can help you get the care you need
We understand that visiting a dentist can be a major source of fear and anxiety for some patients, causing them to avoid much-needed treatment. Some patients simply need a higher level of comfort care in order to sit through their dental treatments. Our Troy practice offers three forms of sedation dentistry depending on your needs to help you remain relaxed during your dental implant treatment:
Nitrous Oxide
Also known as laughing gas, this form of sedation is inhaled. It works quickly to induce a state of conscious relaxation, and it wears off quickly once it is stopped. Patients are able to drive themselves home after treatment.
Oral Sedation
Your dentist will prescribe you a medication to take before your treatment to help you remain calm and relaxed. You will need someone to drive you to and from your appointment, as it takes several hours for the medication to wear off.
IV Sedation
Dr. Goldin is certified in IV sedation. You will be given medication via an IV. You will remain conscious, but in a deeply relaxed state. As with oral conscious sedation, you will need a responsible adult to drive you home after treatment.
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Find Out If You Qualify for Dental Implants A Troy Dental Office Here to Offer Our Insight
With high success rates and realistic results, dental implants may be just what you need. The best way to learn if you're a good candidate for implant dentistry is to visit our office for a consultation. We'll let you know if you need any preparatory treatments or surgical procedures and put your mind at ease.
To set up a consultation, contact our dental office in Troy, MI. The team at the Cosmetic Dentistry Institute looks forward to seeing you.
(248) 519-1919
"Office is very tidy and presentable. I got full teeth implants by them. Dr. Goldin was very professional and helpful. Takes the time to explain to his patients, which was much appreciated. They did such a phenomenal job and I highly recommend them." - Brisilda Malaj
The Dental Implants Process A Timeline for the Procedure
The dental implant procedure can vary depending on the type of implants used. Below is a general timeline for patients receiving traditional implants. The estimated treatment time spans three to six months:
Dental implants can be used to support all kinds of restorations and appliances depending on how many teeth are missing.
Dental Implant Aftercare Making the Results and Benefits Last
Good Oral Hygiene
Use a soft-bristled toothbrush, proximal brush, and thick floss designed for implants and bridgework to keep your remaining teeth and dental implants clean. You can also wipe your gums with a clean hand towel.
Cleaning the Implant Restorations
In addition to brushing and flossing, follow all care instructions to keep your bridge or denture clean. This includes gently scrubbing away food particles and soaking the implant restoration overnight while you are asleep.
Protection and Prevention
Wear mouth or face protection when playing sports. Visit our dental office every six months for regular checkups and cleanings.
Start the Process of Restoring Your Smile Request a Consultation for Dental Implants in Troy, MI
In just a few months, you can have a fully restored smile that you'll be proud to share with the world. That's what implant dentistry has done for many of our patients. When you stop by for a visit, we'll let you know if dental implants are right for you and what to expect during the treatment process.
To set up a visit to discuss dental implants, contact the Cosmetic Dentistry Institute. We're proud to restore smiles throughout the Troy, Birmingham, and Bloomfield area.
(248) 519-1919
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View on GoogleFrequently Asked Questions About Dental Implants
Will my dental implant results look real?
Yes. To craft your restorations, we partner work with great dental labs staffed by exceptional technicians. They take time to craft dentures, crowns, and bridgework that closely resemble natural teeth. When in place, people will think you're just showing off your natural smile.
Does implant placement hurt?
No. Your dentist will thoroughly numb the area before your treatment begins. This will ensure you do not feel any pain. For those that need a higher level of comfort care, our Troy dentists offer sedation options to ensure your dental treatment is as comfortable and as positive as possible.
I've been told I don't qualify due to jawbone deterioration. Can you still help?
Yes. While you may not qualify for traditional dental implants, you may qualify for All-on-4®, All-on-X, or even mini dental implants. Your dentist will examine your mouth to help determine if you are a candidate for this option. If you have severe jawbone deterioration, bone grafting may be needed. We can refer you to a trusted oral surgeon for bone grafting and coordinate care at our Troy dental practice for implant placement afterward.
What is peri-implantitis?
Peri-implantitis is a type of inflammation that affects the gum and bone tissue surrounding an implant. If left untreated, peri-implantitis can cause implant failure and more serious oral health problems. You can prevent peri-implantitis by practicing good oral hygiene and seeing your dentist every six months for regular cleanings and exams.
Have More Questions About Dental Implants?
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Dental implants allow people suffering from tooth loss to smile with renewed confidence. Thanks to the use of titanium and other advanced materials, we can give you a restored smile that looks, feels, and functions just like your natural teeth. If you're missing a tooth or multiple teeth, implants may be just what you need. To learn more about implant dentistry or to find out if dental implants are right for you, contact our practice online. You can also schedule a visit to the Cosmetic Dentistry Institute by phone.
(248) 519-1919
"Exceptional work and professionalism by every single person who works here. Dr. Whalen transformed my smile and I couldn't be happier with the results. Courtney was an amazing assistant and she made going into the office such a joy. Highly recommend the Cosmetic Dentistry Institute to anyone looking for any type of dental work." - Sylvia Swiercz