Dental Implants

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Renew Your Smile Using 
Dental Implants in Lawton

Missing teeth don't have to hold you back from a full, beautiful smile. Dental implants in Lawton replace tooth roots, making eating and mealtimes enjoyable again. Whether you need one tooth replaced or several, implants stay securely in place without messy adhesive.

Teeth implants also help prevent bone loss in your jaw, so your face keeps its natural, youthful shape. You'll feel more confident mingling and making first impressions, knowing your smile looks complete. Implants will help you maintain better oral health and can benefit your overall health as well.

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Doctor Juan Lopez on implants

Implants are a great way, or probably the best way to restore teeth, missing teeth. They have a 97% success rate, by far the greatest and the biggest success rate of any procedures that we do in dentistry. So do it, you know, when an implant is placed properly with the proper technology, it is there to stay. So implants can replace a single tooth. We have folks that walk in through our doors that have been suffering for decades with their teeth. They’ve had crowns, root canals, extractions, and they’re basically at the end of the rope. And they walk in and ask, “Doctor, what can we do?” The ability to place, you know, four to six implants and set a teeth on top of that framework and restore their teeth, restore their teeth back to the original function, it’s an amazing procedure for them. To be able to chew, to function with their teeth, to look good, to feel good. It’s an amazing way of restoring their dentition back to normal. I think at the end of the day, we all want to have teeth that look good, feel good, and last a long time. And implants provide that for our patients.

Doctor Juan Lopez On Implants

Find the Right Implant Solution for Your Needs

Every smile has different needs when it comes to replacing missing teeth. Some patients need just one tooth restored, while others need a full arch rebuilt from the ground up. This range of options makes it easier to find a solution built around your specific situation.

You can also make implants part of a full-mouth reconstruction, a comprehensive plan designed by your dentist to restore every tooth in your mouth.

Single Implant With a Crown 

This combination replaces one missing tooth, looking natural while making biting and chewing easier. 

Implant-Supported Bridge 

Anchored to at least two implants, this bridge replaces several missing teeth in a row. 

Implant-Retained Dentures 

A snap-and-ball system attaches dentures to implants, keeping them secure while allowing easy removal. 

Implant-Supported Dentures 

A sturdy bar attaches to implants, transferring chewing force to your jaw like natural teeth. 

All-on-4 ® & All-on-6

Just four or six implants anchor a complete row of teeth on your upper or lower jaw.

Same-Day Smile

This procedure provides implants and replacement teeth together, all in a single visit. 

Learn What Makes Today's Implants So Reliable

Teeth implants have existed in some form for thousands of years, but modern implants didn't appear until the 1960s. Since then, the technology has advanced dramatically. Today's implants are typically made from titanium. The biocompatible metal chemically fuses with your jawbone to create a strong, stable base for replacement teeth, whether you need one implant or a full set.

Planning your implant procedure starts with detailed imaging. Digital X-rays and 3-D scans from a dental cone beam CT scanner give your dentist a precise view of your jawbone and surrounding teeth. This detailed picture helps identify the best implant placement before treatment ever begins, reducing surprises along the way.

From there, a computer-guided procedure places each implant with precision, following the exact plan mapped out during imaging. This modern approach offers several advantages over older implant methods:
  • Greater precision in implant positioning and depth
  • Less strain on surrounding bone and tissue
  • Shorter healing time for many patients
  • Lower risk of complications during placement
  • A more predictable, comfortable overall experience

This level of precision matters no matter which type of implant restoration fits your needs, from a single crown to a full-arch solution like All-on-4 or a same-day procedure. Combining advanced imaging with careful, computer-guided placement means your treatment plan is built around your exact situation. Whether you're missing one tooth or several, modern implant technology restores both function and appearance. During a consultation, your dentist will walk you through which option best fits your smile goals.

To renew your smile using dental implants, contact Lopez Dental Associates today.

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