Question 1

Can I get more than one tooth replaced with dental implants?

Accepted Answer

We can replace a single tooth or multiple teeth with dental implants. We also offer implant supported dentures  and full arch dental implants  for patients that need several or all of their teeth in the upper or lower jaw replaced.

Question 2

Will my insurance cover my dental implant procedure?

Accepted Answer

Some insurance companies will cover a portion or all the costs of dental implant surgery. They may also cover pre-operative procedures, such as a sinus lift or bone grafting. We can review your benefits coverage before your treatment begins.

Question 3

How much experience does the doctor have with dental implant placement and restoration?

Accepted Answer

Our dentist, Dr. Benjamin Hanson, received a Doctorate Degree in Dental Surgery at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor and has extensive experience performing dental implant surgery.

In addition to serving as a general dentist in Brownstown, MI, Dr. Hanson is the sole Clinical Director of Implantology for Heartland Dental which supports over 800 dentistry practices. He places hundreds of dental implants a year and has worked on all types of tooth replacement cases.

Question 4

How long does it take to get my teeth replaced with dental implants?

Accepted Answer

The dental implant placement procedure is performed in one visit but you will need to come back for a checkup and for the final implant restoration. If you end up needing a bone graft or other procedures before the placement procedure, you will need to plan for a few visits.

Question 5

Is the procedure painful?

Accepted Answer

Dental implant surgery is performed in our office under IV sedation  so most patients find it to be tolerable. Dr. Hanson and our team work hard to ensure patient comfort with any procedure and will walk you through the process so you know what to expect. Any post-op pain you experience is easy to manage with over-the-counter pain relievers and by placing an ice compress around the treated area.

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