Implant Dentistry
In Glendale, AZ

Restore your smile with expert Implant Dentistry in Glendale, AZ. Permanent, natural-looking solutions for missing teeth by trusted oral surgeons.
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Rebuild Your Smile with Reliable Dental Implants in Glendale, AZ

Missing teeth can impact more than just your appearance—they can affect your confidence, make it difficult to speak and eat comfortably, and lead to long-term oral health concerns. At Arizona Center for Oral Surgery, our experienced oral surgeons proudly provide advanced implant dentistry in Glendale, Arizona, and throughout the Valley. Dental implants are a lasting, reliable solution and one of the most valuable investments you can make in your oral health and overall well-being. To schedule your consultation with Dr. Gary K. Lines or Dr. Donald R. Hoaglin, call our office today at 623-931-9197.

Dental implants are advanced prosthetic solutions designed to replace both the root and the visible crown of a missing tooth. Each implant has two primary components: the implant post and the implant restoration. The implant post functions as an artificial tooth root, surgically anchored into the jawbone. It provides a secure, stable foundation while also stimulating the surrounding bone tissue to maintain its health. The implant restoration, which may be a crown, bridge, or denture, is placed on top of the post to restore the visible portion of your tooth or teeth.

Your implant journey begins with a surgical procedure during which the implant post is placed into the jawbone. This is followed by a healing period, during which the post fuses with the bone in a process known as osseointegration. Once healing is complete, Dr. Gary K. Lines or Dr. Donald R. Hoaglin will design a custom restoration to fit your needs, securely attaching it to the implant to complete your treatment.

Dental implants are designed to be a permanent solution for missing teeth. With proper care, such as daily brushing, flossing, and regular dental visits, they can function just like natural teeth and last for many years. Good oral hygiene is essential to keep the implant stable and the surrounding tissues healthy.

Most individuals who are missing one or more teeth are candidates for implant dentistry. You’re likely eligible for treatment as long as you have healthy gums and sufficient bone density. If you have conditions such as gum disease or tooth decay, these must be addressed before implant placement can proceed.

If you’re considering restoring your smile with dental implants or have questions about the process, we invite you to contact Arizona Center for Oral Surgery today. We look forward to helping you achieve a stronger, healthier, and more confident smile.