Choose the restoration for the missing teeth

One missing tooth may call for an implant-supported crown. Several missing teeth may be restored with a bridge. A full arch can use a traditional denture, implant-supported snap-in denture, or fixed or detachable bridge. To help you decide what best fits your needs, we explain how stability and cleaning differ depending on the option you choose.

Choose implant support through an examination

A CBCT scan, oral examination, and health review help Dr. Ackerman assess the available bone support. At Freedom Dental Implants, we use mini and conventional-sized one-piece implants. We plan the implant size and number of implants needed based on your jawbone volume and the restoration you choose.

Know the stages before starting

If teeth need removal, we typically allow about three months of healing before placing implants. A planned snap-in denture or temporary can be supported immediately after placement in a healed site when stability allows. We explain the timing of your final teeth, ongoing maintenance, and total recommended care at your consultation.

Start with a personalized implant consultation

Choosing the right way to replace missing teeth means looking at the whole picture: the type of restoration you want, the bone available to support it, and the steps needed to get there. At Freedom Dental Implants, Dr. Ackerman uses your exam and CBCT scan to plan the implant size, number, and placement, then walks you through the timing, maintenance, and final restoration so you know what to expect. If you are ready to explore your options and get a treatment plan built around your mouth and your goals, schedule a consultation with Freedom Dental Implants.