Dental Implants in Las Vegas & Henderson to Restore Your Smile

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A Complete Smile Transformation

Struggling with missing or irreparable teeth can be a source of discomfort, making it challenging to savor your favorite foods and affecting not only your speech but also the contours of your face and your self-confidence. However, there’s a solution that can transform your life – dental implants. Dental implants offer a lasting, natural-looking, and functional  tooth replacement option in Las Vegas, NV that can bring back your radiant smile, whether you’re missing one, several, or all of your teeth.

For more than 25 years, Nevada Oral & Facial Surgery has been dedicated to changing lives through dental implants and teeth replacement in Las Vegas, NV, and Henderson, NV. Our team of experienced oral surgeons is committed to ensuring that your single, multiple, or full mouth dental implants are expertly placed for optimal functionality and long-lasting results. Our goal is for you to enjoy a lifetime of loving your smile!

What Are Dental Implants?

Dental implants are titanium posts surgically placed into the jawbone to replace missing teeth. Whether single, multiple, implant-supported, or full-mouth dental implants, they mimic the natural functionality of teeth with a screw, abutment, and crown. Unlike dentures or bridges, implants fuse with your jawbone in a process called osseointegration, which prevents bone loss. The screw helps stabilize the bone structure, while the abutment is a connector piece that securely holds the screw and dental crown in place. They act as artificial tooth roots, providing a stable foundation for:

Tooth
Single crowns

For One Missing Tooth

Decay
Bridges

For Multiple Missing Teeth

Teeth
Full-arch prosthetics

Like All-On-4® Implants For A Complete Smile

Our highly experienced board-certified oral and facial surgeons expertly guide you through this intricate teeth replacement process, utilizing cutting-edge surgical technology to position the dental implant(s) accurately. This process enables us to customize each dental implant procedure with utmost attention to detail, aligning perfectly with your dental requirements, your dental needs, and your vision for a beautiful smile. Our dedication to excellence ensures that your dream of a perfect smile becomes a tangible reality!

Types of Dental Implant Solutions

At Nevada Oral & Facial Surgery, we offer customized implant treatments to fit every patient’s needs:

Single Tooth Implants
Single Tooth Implants

Ideal for replacing one missing tooth, blending seamlessly with your natural smile.

Implant-Supported Bridge
Implant-Supported Bridge

An implant-supported bridge is a fixed solution for multiple missing teeth in a row. Unlike traditional bridges, implant supported versions don’t rely on neighboring teeth, providing better stability and preventing bone loss.

All-on-4® Implants
All-on-4® Implants

All-on-4® implants implants are a full-arch restoration solution that places four implants per jaw to support a full set of teeth.

Zygomatic Implants
Zygomatic Implants

For severe jawbone loss, anchoring into the cheekbone instead of the jaw.

How Are the Implants Going To Be Placed?

The implant process is completed in stages for optimal safety and the best results.

1
Consultation and Imaging

A 3D scan evaluates your jawbone structure and provides precise placement mapping.

2
Implant Surgery

The titanium post is placed under IV sedation or local anesthesia for
maximum comfort.

3
Healing (Osseointegration)

Over three to six months, the implant fuses with your bone
for a secure fit and natural feel.

4
Crown Placement

A custom-made crown, bridge, or full-arch prosthetic is attached,
completing your smile.

Our techniques are minimally invasive, prioritizing your comfort and safety. And our
expert team will be here to guide you every step of the way.

Technology Used for Dental Implants
at Nevada Oral & Facial Surgery

At Nevada Oral & Facial Surgery, we combine surgical expertise with cutting-edge technology to deliver the best dental implants in Las Vegas and Henderson:

Dimensions
3D Cone Beam CT Scans

High-resolution imaging for accurate implant planning

Simulation
Computer-Guided Surgery

Minimizes invasiveness and improves placement accuracy

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Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) Therapy

Enhances healing and reduces recovery time

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The Life-Long Benefits
of Dental Implants

  • Strength and stability of natural teeth
  • Can withstand 99% of normal biting forces
  • Enjoy a full variety of foods in total comfort
  • Feel confident in a smile that looks and feels natural.
  • Restorations from durable materials that resist stains, chipping, and wear
  • Prevent nutritional deficiencies from limited food choice

Dr. Brendan Johnsons Answers The Top Dental Implant Questions!

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Dental Implants vs. Other Options

Feature Dental Implants Dentures Bridges
Stability
Fixed in the jawbone
Removable Fixed, but relies on adjacent teeth
Bone preservation
Prevents bone loss
Accelerates bone loss No impact on bone
Lifespan
20+ years with care
5-10 years 10-15 years
Maintenance
Brush and floss like natural teeth
Requires adhesives and removal Special flossing needed

What to Expect with Dental Implants

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    1

    Dental Implant Consultation & Planning

    We’ll begin your teeth replacement in Henderson, NV with a comprehensive discussion addressing your dental and medical history. During your consultation, we’ll obtain X-rays and digital diagnostics to assess your oral health and see if you need additional procedures such as bone grafting or a tooth extraction. We’ll discuss your smile aspirations and what you want from your treatment outcome. With this information, we’ll create a customized treatment plan we will follow when placing your dental implants.

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    2

    Surgery Day

    Once your treatment plan is completed, we will schedule you for your dental implant surgery. Our oral surgeons will begin your dental implant surgery by placing one or more dental implants into the predetermined spot(s) at a 45-degree angle within your jawbone. If your surgery calls for one tooth replacement in Las Vegas, NV, you will leave the same day with your dental crown. If your surgery is for full-mouth dental implants, we’ll attach your temporary restoration same-day! This restoration will allow you to enjoy your brand-new smile’s benefits while your mouth heals.

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    3

    Healing & Final Restorations

    As with any oral surgery, you may experience discomfort, swelling, and slight bruising at the implant site. Before you leave, we’ll provide and review important aftercare instructions to help ensure proper healing and prevent complications.

    Over the next 4-6 months, dental implants will fuse with your jawbone through osseointegration. Once complete, your implants will be strong enough to support your final restoration. Once your prosthesis is placed, you can enjoy a life without dietary restrictions, incomplete smiles, and self-consciousness. You’ll be able to smile confidently and enjoy life with a complete smile for decades to come!

What To Expect After the Dental Implant Procedure

Your journey to a restored smile doesn’t end when you leave our office. We’re with you every step of the way to ensure a smooth recovery and a successful outcome. While the recovery timeline varies, here’s a general overview of what you can expect.

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Immediate Recovery

First Few Weeks

During the first few weeks, it’s normal to experience mild swelling and discomfort at the implant site. We’ll provide you with detailed aftercare instructions to help manage this, including guidance on pain relief and oral hygiene. You should stick to a diet of soft foods and avoid chewing in the surgical area to promote proper healing.

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Long-Term Healing and Final Restoration

Over the next three to six months, a crucial process called osseointegration will occur, where
the implant gradually fuses with your jawbone. This makes the implant a strong, permanent
anchor for your new teeth. We’ll schedule follow-up visits to monitor your healing and ensure
everything is progressing as planned. Once the implant is fully integrated, your custom crown,
bridge, or denture will be securely attached.

Smiley
Your New Smile Awaits

With proper care and regular check-ups, your new smile can last for decades to come.

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We Offer a Metal-Free Alternative
To Titanium Implants

While titanium implants are the gold standard in implant dentistry for their strength and durability, we understand they’re not the right fit for everyone. We proudly offer zirconia dental implants for our patients with metal sensitivities or those seeking a completely metal-free alternative.

These high-quality ceramic implants are biocompatible and hypoallergenic and offer a natural-looking, holistic option without compromising strength or longevity. Whether you’re unable to tolerate titanium or simply prefer a metal-free solution, zirconia implants provide a safe, strong, and aesthetically pleasing option for restoring your smile.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How long do dental implants last?

    With proper care, implants can last over 20 years, making them a long-term investment in your smile.

  • Is the dental implant procedure painful?

    Most patients report minimal pain, thanks to anesthesia and sedation options. Post-surgery discomfort can be managed with medication.

  • Can I get implants if I have bone loss?

    Absolutely. Even if you’ve been told elsewhere that implants aren’t possible, our team at Nevada Oral & Facial Surgery has the expertise to make it happen. With more than 7,000 arches successfully completed, we specialize in advanced solutions like bone grafting, zygomatic implants, and the All-on-4® technique. Our extensive experience treating complex cases means that patients who thought they had no options often discover that a confident, lasting smile is still within reach.

  • What is a single-tooth dental implant?

    A single tooth implant replaces one missing tooth with a titanium or zirconia post, an abutment, and a custom crown that looks and functions like a natural tooth. Read in detail about single-tooth dental implants.

  • How much do dental implants cost in Las Vegas?

    The type of implant, ranging from about $1,500 to $6,000, and any additional procedures will determine the final cost. For a personalized estimate, please request a consultation using our form.

  • How to prepare for a dental implant procedure?

    To prepare for a dental implant procedure, we’ll start with a full consultation and 3D imaging to assess your oral health. You may need preliminary treatments like extractions or bone grafting, and we’ll provide tailored pre-surgery instructions to ensure the best outcome. Learn about the complete dental implant process here.

  • Who is a candidate for dental implants?

    You may be a candidate for dental implants if you:

    • Have one or more missing or non-restorable teeth
    • Have healthy gums and practice good oral hygiene
    • Have adequate jawbone, or can be considered for bone grafting or a sinus lift
    • Are an adult with fully developed jaws
    • Have well-controlled medical conditions
    • Do not smoke, or can pause during the healing period

    Some patients will need preparatory care first if they have active gum disease, infection, heavy smoking, uncontrolled diabetes, or take medications that affect bone healing.

At Nevada Oral & Facial Surgery, we frequently evaluate patients who were previously told 
implants were not an option because of bone loss. With specialist training, advanced imaging, and reconstructive techniques (including bone grafting, sinus lifts, All-on-4®, and zygomatic implants), plus a depth of experience—more than 7,000 arches placed—we are often able to offer implant solutions in challenging cases. Your surgeon will review your scan and medical history and recommend the safest, most effective pathway to restore your smile. Learn more about dental implant candidacy here.

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