Below are some of the more frequently asked questions about dental implants at Smile Texas:
Drs. Rick Kline and Bret Davis have years of combined experience in providing dental implants and other oral surgeries for patients in and around the community. Dental implants should only be placed by professionals who understand the complexities of implants and know who is a proper candidate.
When done correctly, patients will find that their dental implants will last a lifetime. Of course, this also depends on compliance with caring for the smile. Patients who do not maintain their oral health and develop problems such as periodontal disease may experience shrinking of the jaw bone and loss of their implant. Patients who choose implants should be serious about brushing, flossing, and visiting the dentist regularly to maintain their implant over time.
Dental implants require an extensive process from start to finish. In most situations, patients will require several months of healing after the placement of the implant and before restoring it with a dental restoration such as a crown, bridge, or full denture. Our team can evaluate patients and give them a general idea as to how long recovery will be for their unique situation.
To ask questions of the Smile Texas team, Drs. Rick Kline and Bret Davis encourage patients in the Sugar Land, TX area to book an appointment at the office by calling (281) 265-7645. The office is located at 4665 Sweetwater Boulevard, Ste #450 and accepts new patients.
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