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Dental Implants, Braces

Discover Affordable Dental Implants at Reseda Dental

Expert Implant Dentistry Serving Encino, Tarzana, and the Entire North Hollywood Area
Dental implants offer a durable and permanent solution for replacing missing teeth. Whether you need to replace one tooth, several teeth, or even all teeth in both arches, dental implants provide the stability and functionality of natural teeth by being securely anchored into the jawbone.

Understanding Dental Implants with Dentistry-U

Our team at Dentistry-U Dental Implants is dedicated to guiding you through the process of dental implants. Dr. Amik Maytesian, a board-certified implant surgeon with 9 years of experience, actively shares her knowledge through informative videos on dental implants available on Facebook & YouTube. Her aim is to equip patients nationwide with the knowledge to make informed decisions about dental implants, drawing from her extensive experience of both successful and challenging cases.

Benefits of Choosing Dental Implants:

- Permanence:

Implants are anchored into your jawbone, offering a stable base for permanent tooth replacements that won’t shift or affect adjacent teeth. A healing period of just three months prepares your implant for the placement of a new porcelain crown.

- Natural Appearance:

Your new tooth will blend seamlessly with your natural teeth. The color is customized to match, and the crown is meticulously crafted in our office using a CEREC machine, then attached directly to the implant.

- Durability:

With proper care, including regular brushing and flossing, dental implants can last over 25 years. They are designed to be as reliable as your natural teeth.

Schedule Your Dental Implant Consultation Today!

Dentistry-U in Reseda, CA, is proud to offer a range of high-quality, cost-effective dental implant solutions. Whether it's a single tooth replacement, multiple teeth, or full mouth restoration, we have options tailored to your needs, goals, and budget. Don't hesitate to learn more or book your initial consultation. Explore the possibilities with dental implants by contacting us today!

 

 

A beautiful smile begins with healthy teeth. Today’s technology allows you to have increased durability, convenience and comfort in all your dental work.

DID YOU KNOW…?

“Bad gums could be as strong a risk factor for heart attacks as smoking cigarettes, which is to blame for about 40,000 heart-related deaths a year.”
(Daniel Haney, AP Medical Director, February 17, 1998)

“A new study of fatty deposits lodged in the carotid arteries of stroke sufferers shows that 70% contain bacteria and 40% of that bacteria comes from the mouth”
(USA Today, April 14, 1998)

“Men with periodontal disease have a stronger propensity for cardio-vascular disease than men without periodontal disease, with those under 50 with periodontal disease having a greater risk than those over 50.”
(J. Periodontal 1998: 69:841-850)

“Diabetics with gum disease were three times more likely to have heart attacks than those without gum disease.”
(USA Today, April 14, 1998)

“Under the surface…are pockets of infection that contain billions of bacteria. If this oozing mess was out where it could be seen, it would be a bone-deep store the size of the palms of both hands.”
(Daniel Haney, AP Medical Director, February 17, 1998)

“Women with gum disease are seven to eight times more likely to give birth prematurely to low birth-weight babies.”
(USA Today, April 14, 1998)

“Bacteria in plaque are linked to lung infections in people with chronic lung diseases such a chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.”
(USA Today, February 17, 1998)

“It appears that the extent of sites with probing depths>3mm is strongly related to the incidence of total coronary heart disease.”
(Annals if Periodontology, Vol.3, #1, July 1998; 127-141)

“Studies also suggest that good oral hygiene habits may improve fertility in sub-fertile males.”
(Internet, Dentist: Oral Health and Hygiene, September, 1999)

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