Dental Implants - Boise & Meridian, ID
Complete Your Smile with Natural-Looking Dental Implants
"I've Never Been This Happy Before"
"I've Never Been This Happy Before"
Missing Teeth? We Have a Permanent Solution
Dental problems can be overwhelming, especially when you’re missing one or more teeth. Missing teeth make it hard to eat comfortably, speak clearly, or smile with confidence. We believe everyone should be able to enjoy the look, feel, and function of a healthy, beautiful smile. Because of this, we proudly offer dental implants—the number one solution for restoring missing teeth!
These permanent tooth replacements restore function and appearance, creating a strong, natural-looking smile. A dental implant consists of three parts: a titanium post that integrates with your jawbone, an abutment that connects to the post, and a custom-made crown, bridge, or prosthesis that looks and functions like your own healthy natural teeth.
We design our dental implant treatment plans to cater to your dental issues, smile goals, and lifestyle so you can enjoy a smile that is custom-made just for you!
What Are the
Benefits of Dental Implants?
- Restore complete function to your bite
- No restrictions on food choices like other tooth replacement options
- Can last a lifetime with proper care
- They look and feel completely natural
- Prevent remaining natural teeth from shifting
- Relieve excess strain on neighboring teeth by restoring a complete bite
- Fixed Arch dental implants won’t shift, slip, or rub and leave painful sores like dentures
- Prevent bone loss, protecting your overall oral health
- Restore your comfort and confidence for better quality of life
Customizable Solutions for Completely Restored Smiles
Single Implants
Single dental implants replace one missing tooth, providing a natural look and feel while preserving jawbone health. Unlike traditional bridges, they don’t rely on neighboring teeth for support, making them a long-term solution for tooth loss!
Dental Bridges
Dental bridges are a reliable solution for replacing multiple missing teeth in a row by anchoring them to adjacent natural teeth or implants. They restore your ability to chew and speak properly while preventing surrounding teeth from shifting out of place.
Implant Retained Denture
Implant Retained Denture is a removable denture that is anchored in place using dental implants, offering a secure and stable solution for patients with missing teeth. This treatment eliminates the need for messy adhesives and significantly improves comfort, making it easier to eat, speak, and smile with confidence. Retained by implants, these dentures provide enhanced durability and a more natural appearance, giving patients a long-lasting, reliable, and convenient option for tooth replacement.
Fixed Arch Dental Implants
Fixed Arch Dental Implants provide a permanent, non-removable solution for patients who need to replace an entire arch of missing teeth. This treatment uses a set of dental implants to securely support a full arch of prosthetic teeth, restoring both function and appearance. Fixed arch implants offer a strong, stable foundation that closely mimics natural teeth, improving chewing ability, speech, and overall quality of life—with results that look, feel, and function just like your own teeth.
Am I A Candidate for Implants?
What Is the Process of Getting Dental Implants?
Your Dental Implant Consultation and Custom Treatment Plan
Your journey starts with a detailed consultation with our team at Idaho Perio. We will thoroughly examine your oral health, take detailed 3D scans, review your medical history, and discuss your smile goals. Based on this assessment, we will create a customized treatment plan for your needs.
We will also review your dental implant cost and financing options and answer any questions about the procedure. Our goal is to ensure you feel confident and informed before moving forward.
Surgery Day and Same-Day Teeth
On the day of your procedure, we’ll ensure your comfort with safe and effective pain control, including sedation options if appropriate. Depending on your specific anatomy and treatment needs, we may perform other procedures, such as tooth extractions or bone grafts, to create an ideal foundation for your new smile. From there, we’ll place your implant posts in the jawbone using precision techniques to ensure a predictable and lasting outcome.
Depending on your situation, we may be able to place your post directly after a tooth extraction or make a small incision through the gums to access the supporting bone. Whenever possible, we’ll place a temporary restoration (or lightweight prosthesis for full-mouth dental implants) on the same day so you never have to go without teeth.
Follow-Up Appointments to Ensure Smooth Healing
We’ll schedule a follow-up visit a few weeks after the procedure to check your healing progress. Dr. Hansen will evaluate the implants’ integration and ensure no complications.
If needed, we’ll make any minor adjustments to your temporary restoration. This appointment is also a great time to discuss your final restorations and plan the next steps in your treatment.
Final Restorations and Celebrating Your New Smile
The healing process, known as osseointegration, typically takes 3-6 months as the implants fuse with your jawbone. Once healing is complete, we’ll take a new set of digital impressions to create your custom, permanent restorations.
These final teeth are crafted from the highest quality materials for lasting beauty and durability and are designed to match your natural smile in color, shape, and proportions. When we place your final restorations, we’ll make sure everything fits comfortably and functions properly. We’ll also protect your dental implants long-term so you can enjoy your renewed smile for a lifetime.
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