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Dental Implants in Bristol, CT

From one tooth to full-mouth reconstruction, Modern Dentistry of New England brings you beautiful, lasting smiles through advanced implant services.

Missing teeth can make you feel self-conscious and even affect your ability to eat and speak comfortably. At Modern Dentistry of New England in Bristol, CT, we offer dental implants to restore your oral health, confidence, and function. Whether you're missing one tooth, a few teeth, or all the teeth, our team—led by Dr. Gabr—is here to guide you through the dental implant process. From single tooth replacement to full mouth reconstruction, we personalize each treatment plan to fit your smile, health, and lifestyle.

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Dental Implants in Bristol, CT

At Modern Dentistry of New England we help Bristol, CT, patients determine if they're a suitable candidate for dental implants. Because dental implants are designed to mimic your natural teeth, they need a strong foundation. Most patients with sufficient bone in their jawbone and good oral health make excellent candidates. However, if you’ve experienced bone loss, periodontal disease, or have certain health conditions like diabetes, our team may recommend additional procedures such as bone grafting.

To find out if dental implants are right for you, we recommend
scheduling an initial consultation with Dr. Gabr. We’ll review your overall health, take images of your jawbone, and help you understand the entire process, including what to expect at each step.

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The Benefits of Dental Implants

Look, feel, and function like your natural teeth.

Dental implants are carefully matched in shape, size, and color to your existing teeth. They integrate with your jawbone through a process called osseointegration, making them strong and secure—just like your own teeth.

Preserve facial contours and prevent bone loss.

When you lose teeth, the surrounding bone begins to shrink. Implants keep your facial structure intact by stimulating the bone—preserving your youthful appearance and avoiding sagging or sunken cheeks.

Support overall oral health.

Unlike dentures or a fixed bridge, dental implants don’t rely on your normal teeth for support. They protect your oral health by maintaining the health of surrounding bone and keeping your remaining teeth stable.

Long-lasting and cost-effective solution.

With regular brushing, dental checkups, and good oral hygiene, dental implants can last decades. Many patients find them more cost-effective in the long term than replacing artificial teeth again and again.

Who Is a Good Candidate for Dental Implants?

You’re likely a good candidate if you have good oral health, healthy gum tissue, and sufficient bone to place dental implants. Commitment to good oral hygiene and ongoing dental checkups is also key to success.

How Many Dental Implants Can You Get At One Time?

Most patients can safely have up to four implants placed at once, depending on the strength and density of their upper or lower jaw. If you're replacing multiple missing teeth, Dr. Gabr may break it into phases for optimal healing.

Are Dental Implants Noticeable?

Not at all. Today’s implant services are designed to blend with your natural looking smile. We color-match your prosthetic tooth to your existing teeth, ensuring that even a single missing tooth is replaced seamlessly.

How long does the process take?

The dental implant process typically involves two to four visits. After your first appointment and initial consultation, the surgical procedure to place dental implants is done under local anesthesia, followed by a healing phase and dental implant restoration.

How much do dental implants cost in Connecticut?

Costs vary based on how many teeth you're replacing and whether additional procedures like bone grafting are needed. In Connecticut, the average cost ranges from $4,000 to $13,000 total. We’re happy to work with your dental insurance and financing options.

For more information about dental implants or to schedule an appointment, call us at (860) 582-4485 or visit our contact page.

The Dental Implant Process

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1. Consultation

During your initial consultation, we will assess your mouth to make sure that dental implants are the best option for you. We will also answer any questions or concerns that you may have about the procedure.

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2. Surgery

On the day of your surgery, we will place the titanium implants into your jawbone. This is a minimally invasive procedure that is typically done under local anesthesia to ensure safety and comfort. 

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3. Healing Time

After your surgery, you will need to allow time for your mouth to heal. This usually takes 4-6 weeks. During this time, the dental implants will fuse to your jawbone and become functioning teeth replacements.

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4. Attachment of Teeth

Once your mouth has healed, we will attach your new teeth to the implants. This usually takes one or two visits. And that's it! You'll have your brand new teeth that look and function just like your old ones.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can I get dental implants if i grind my teeth?

    Yes, you can get dental implants even if you grind your teeth. However, it is important to consult with your dentist or implant surgeon to discuss whether this is the best option for you. There are a few things that need to be taken into consideration, such as the overall health of your teeth and gums and the condition of your jawbone. Additionally, the type of implant and the placement of the implant will also be factors that need to be considered.

  • Can you use Crest whitening strips with dental implants?

    Yes, you can use Crest whitening strips with dental implants. Even though the strips are safe to use on natural teeth, you should still consult with your dentist or implant surgeon to ensure that they will not damage the implants. Additionally, it is important to follow the directions on the Crest whitening strips package in order to avoid any potential damage to your implants.

  • Do they sedate you for dental implants?

    The answer to this question will depend on the individual case. In some instances, local anesthesia may be all that is necessary. However, in other cases, sedation may be recommended or even required. This will be determined by your dentist or implant surgeon based on a variety of factors, such as the extent of the procedure, your medical history, and your level of anxiety.

  • Do dental implants stain?

    No, dental implants will not get stained. This is because the implant itself is made of titanium, which is a non-porous material. However, it is important to note that the dental crowns or bridges that are placed on top of the implants can stain over time. This is why it is important to practice good oral hygiene habits and to visit your dentist regularly for cleanings and checkups.

  • Can you get cavities with dental implants?

    No, you cannot get cavities with dental implants.

  • Can dental implants be whitened?

    Yes, dental implants can be whitened. However, it is important to consult with your dentist or implant surgeon to ensure that this is the best option for you. Additionally, it is important to follow the directions on the whitening product in order to avoid any potential damage to your implants.

  • Do dental implants affect speech?

    No, dental implants will not affect your speech. In fact, many people find that their speech improves after getting dental implants because they no longer have to worry about their teeth shifting or slipping out of place.

  • Are dental implants orthodontics?

    No, dental implants are not orthodontics. Orthodontics is a branch of dentistry that deals with the correction of teeth and jaws that are misaligned. Dental implants, on the other hand, are artificial replacement roots that are placed into the jawbone to support artificial teeth.

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Why Central Connecticut Patients Choose Us

Modern Dentistry of New England is a beautifully updated dental office located in Bristol, CT. It is the mission of our office to strive for, attain, and deliver the highest level of dental care for you and every other patient in a comfortable and modern setting. To learn more about why our patients continually choose us and opt for care from our professional team, take a look at the reasons below. 

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Hear From Our Happy Patients

Looking to see what our patients have to say about our comprehensive dental care? Take a look at the testimonials below. 

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