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If you want the best quality care, Gentle Dental is the perfect place. I am enjoying my new smile every day.
M.J., Flushing, NY
There are few prosthetic devices in modern medicine that are as dependable, versatile, and effective as dental implants. Implants can be used to resolve any number of serious dental problems, from the replacement of a single missing tooth to the restoration of an entire set of teeth that were seemingly damaged beyond repair. Although the technology behind implant dentistry has continued to evolve, leading to further refinements in their appearance and durability, the treatment itself is one of the most proven and time-tested in dentistry. Indeed, there are implants that were placed in the 1960s that are still functional to this day, and dental implantation has a higher success rate than any other implant procedure in medicine. Truly, as reliable a technology as dental implants have proven to be, the most important consideration of patients will be the qualifications and experience of the dental professionals to whom they’re entrusting their oral health. This is why Gentle Dental urges anyone who is interested in dental implants in Flushing, Bayside, or other Queens communities to rely on the collective experience and expertise of our renowned dentists.
For many patients, the tangible benefits of implant dentistry at our Queens practice are accompanied by more personal benefits: increased self-confidence and poise, a greater willingness to smile, and an overall improved outlook on life.
By any measure, there are relatively few disadvantages to implant dentistry. Treatment with dental implants at our Bayside practice does necessitate a serious personal and financial commitment, in addition to a substantial commitment of time. Because the bone supporting the implants must heal before restorations can be attached, it is not an ideal treatment for anyone seeking immediate results. Furthermore, suitable dental implant candidates must be in generally good health and have sufficient bone to support the implants. Fortunately, many patients without sufficient bone have the option to undergo bone grafting, a procedure in which the jawbone is surgically restored to the density required of dental implants. There is, ultimately, a slight chance that the dental implants will fail; however, this risk is extremely minimal when the implant procedure is handled by competent, experienced dental professionals.