Bone and bite come first

We evaluate the height and width of the jawbone, the location of missing teeth, the space for the restoration, and the forces in your bite. Mini implants still need suitable healthy bone. A CBCT scan is included in your consultation to help assess the anatomy.

Health and daily care matter

Tell us about medications, smoking, diabetes, prior radiation, and other medical or dental treatment. Gum health and your ability to clean the proposed restoration also matter. Some risks can be addressed before treatment, while others may change the recommended approach.

Your options are broader than one implant size

We use mini and conventional-sized one-piece implants. We may recommend a crown, fixed or detachable bridge, snap-in denture, or another appropriate plan. The aim is a solution that fits your needs, with a clear explanation of benefits, limitations, maintenance, and cost.

Find out if mini dental implants are right for you

Mini dental implants can be a good option for some patients, but the right choice depends on your bone, bite, overall health, daily care, and the type of restoration you need. At Freedom Dental Implants, Dr. Ackerman looks at the full picture before recommending mini or conventional-sized one-piece implants, then explains your treatment options, maintenance needs, costs, and limitations clearly. If you want to know what your mouth can support and which approach fits your goals, schedule a consultation and get a personalized plan.