Dental Implant Placement - Washington, DC

A Life-Changing Solution
that Blends Artistry with Science

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Precision Dental Implants
That Stand the Test of Time

If you’re struggling with the physical and emotional repercussions of tooth loss, failing teeth, or ill-fitting dentures, you’ve found the right practice. No matter how many teeth you’re missing, high-quality dental implants at Elite Prosthetic Dentistry offer unmatched versatility, durability, and natural-looking beauty. Although dental implants provide incredible benefits, placing them requires precision surgical skills and advanced surgical technology. With 40 years of experience, Dr. Gerald M. Marlin has placed more than 3,700 dental implants and achieved a 97% success rate with virtually no bone loss after 20 years, in addition to offering a reasonable dental implant cost in Washington, DC.

Dr. Marlin relies on extensive experience and state-of-the-art technology to eliminate guesswork and meticulously place dental implants, delivering a strong smile foundation that restores function and beauty for decades! Our state-of-the-art dental lab and extensive expertise ensure all restorations are crafted with exquisite attention to detail. Suppose you’re struggling with the many consequences of missing teeth or failing dental restorations and are considering dental implants in Washington, DC. In that case, our prosthodontist has the surgical and restorative skills to reestablish the radiant, natural smile you deserve!

 

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What are
Dental Implants?

Dental implants consist of a titanium post, abutment, and restoration. The post functions as a natural tooth root to anchor and stabilizes the restoration. Once the implant post-fuses with your jawbone, it stimulates new bone growth, providing a solid foundation for replacement teeth and significantly reducing the risk of undesirable facial changes.

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Our Precision
Dental Implant Options

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Single Implants

A single dental implant is the only permanent tooth replacement solution if you have one missing or failing tooth and the adjacent teeth are healthy. After the implant post integrates with your underlying bone in an osseointegration process, you’ll receive a beautiful crown crafted on-site. Our on-site dental lab enables optimal quality control, outstanding craftsmanship, and enhanced ability to deliver the proper emergence profile that matches the crown in size, shape, shade, and translucency to your adjacent teeth.

 

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Implant-Supported Dental Bridges

Fixed implant bridges preserve jawbone health, restore dental function, and offer beautiful aesthetics. With advanced dental technology, an in-house dental lab, meticulous surgical planning, and decades of top-level expertise, you’ll receive an implant-supported bridge that is aesthetically pleasing and highly durable.

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Implant-Supported Dentures

Implant-supported dentures provide a middle ground between a fixed hybrid implant and a traditional removable denture. Removable overdentures look nearly identical to conventional dentures, with the addition of locators underneath the plate that attach to dental implants. They blend the affordability of a denture plate with the added stability of strategically placed dental implants to keep the prosthesis in place, thereby providing a more secure and comfortable fit.

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Full Mouth Dental Implants

Full mouth dental implants refer to a comprehensive dental restoration procedure where missing or damaged teeth are replaced with implants. Unlike traditional dentures, which sit on the gums, dental implants are surgically placed into the jawbone for a more secure fit. This approach allows for replacing an entire arch or both arches of teeth, restoring both function and aesthetics. Full mouth dental implants provide a long-lasting solution that improves chewing ability, speech clarity, and oral health.

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The Steps Involved in
Precision Implant Placement

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Consultation & Planning

From your first consultation, we pride ourselves on clear, honest communication and encourage you to discuss your concerns and goals in our judgment-free setting openly. We never employ a one-size-fits-all approach and present various implant options and steps to help you make an informed decision. If you decide to move forward, we use our state-of-the-art cone-beam computed tomography scanner to analyze your underlying bone, nerves, and sinuses and produce a 3D image to plan the surgery virtually.

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Surgical Procedure

We use anti-inflammatory medications at a precise time before the procedure is complete and before local anesthesia has worn off to help reduce surgical-related pain. We will make small incisions to your gums and place the dental implant. Rather than relying on guesswork, advanced dental imaging software is used to predetermine the placement of dental implants in your jawbone and create accurate surgical guides. Once the implant is placed, we will attach an abutment connector and place your temporary prosthesis.

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Healing and Restorations

Due to our exacting surgical protocol, timely anesthesia, anti-inflammatory medication regimen, and postoperative instructions, most patients can manage pain with over-the-counter pain relievers. We also provide prescription medications in case they are needed. Implants generally take 3-6 months to fuse with your underlying bone. When this process is complete, you’ll receive a beautiful crown, bridge, or full mouth prosthesis fabricated on-site. During your fitting, our dental lab technician and Dr. Marlin will check to ensure it provides a perfect fit, comfort, and natural-looking function and aesthetics.

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In this guide, you’ll find answers to commonly asked questions, key differences in any stated options, and information you can use to determine the best provider.

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What To Expect After Dental Implant Treatment

Restore Your Smile
with Dental Implants Tailored to You

At Elite Prosthetic Dentistry, we control all stages of treatment in-house, including a one-on-one consultation with Dr. Marlin, preliminary treatments, precision implant surgical placement, fabricating the custom abutment and replacement teeth, and meticulous fitting of the prosthesis. We firmly believe that exceptional dental care is built on a foundation of experience, skill, compassion, and integrity. We’re not satisfied with your smile unless you are, so say goodbye to your missing smile and hello to a radiant, fully functioning smile that will open an exciting new chapter of your life!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are dental implants, and how do they work?
Am I a candidate for dental implants?
How long do dental implants last?
What is the cost of dental implants in Washington, DC?
What are the steps involved in dental implant placement?
How do single dental implants differ from other options?
What are implant-supported dental bridges?
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What are full mouth dental implants?
How long does it take to heal after dental implant surgery?