Dental Implants
in Renton, WA
Replacing a missing tooth starts with understanding your options. Explore how we plan your care, what treatment involves and how payments can fit your budget.
A closer look at implant care
Replacing one front tooth.
A fractured front tooth replaced with a single dental implant and a custom crown.
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Replacing a lower front tooth.
Replacing multiple teeth.
What would you like to replace?
One missing tooth
A single implant and crown may replace an individual tooth.
Several missing teeth
Individual implants or an implant-supported bridge may be options, depending on the teeth and bone available.
Most or all teeth
Ask about fixed or removable implant-supported replacements and whether specialist care is appropriate.
Your examination determines which options are suitable and what care is needed.
How We Plan Your Implant Care
Start with an exam and a conversation about your health. We help you understand what needs attention now and how to protect your smile over time.
3D CT Planning
A 3D CT scan shows your bone and nearby structures, helping us plan your implant’s position, angle and depth before surgery.
Surgical Guide
Guided surgery lets us visualize the procedure in advance and create a custom template to guide implant placement.
Your guide is designed around your anatomy. We’ll explain each step and discuss your comfort before treatment.
YOUR FIRST CONVERSATION
What happens at your consultation?
Discuss your concerns, understand your options and review the next steps for your care.
Tell us what you need.
Talk through your concerns, goals and health history. Bring your questions about comfort, appearance or chewing.
Understand your options.
Discuss possible tooth replacements and what examination or imaging is needed to plan your care.
Talk through the practical details.
Review the proposed stages, estimated cost, insurance and payment options before deciding how to proceed.
Your treatment, step by step.
Evaluate & plan
We evaluate your individual needs, choose the best treatment approach for your condition and create your custom surgical guide.
Implant placement
Prepare the area, then place your dental implant using your surgical guide.
Heal & restore
Once your implant has healed, we attach your new tooth.
Maintain your smile
Protect your implant with daily cleaning and regular visits.
Thoughtful planning. Collaborative care.
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Clear costs. Flexible payments.
Ask for an itemized estimate covering the implant, abutment and final crown, plus any recommended imaging, extractions or bone grafting. The number of teeth being replaced and your treatment plan affect the total.
Let’s review your estimate.
We’ll explain the recommended treatment and expected patient portion. Deductibles, plan limits and covered services can affect what you pay.
Dental Implant FAQs
Will I have a gap while my implant heals?
Temporary tooth options depend on the location of the missing tooth and your treatment plan. At your consultation, our team will explain what may work during healing.
Could I need treatment in addition to the implant?
Some cases need an extraction or bone grafting. We assess your teeth and bone, explain any additional care recommended and include it in your personalized estimate.
What will I learn at my consultation?
We discuss your concerns, possible treatment options, expected timing and payment choices. Our team will explain any further examination or imaging needed to complete your plan.
Am I a candidate for dental implants?
Your dentist considers your oral health, bone support, medical history and healing risks. Smoking and some health conditions can affect outcomes. An examination is needed to determine suitability.
Can I get an implant after a tooth extraction?
Discuss replacement planning before an extraction when possible. Ask whether placement at the time of extraction or a later appointment would be appropriate, and what temporary tooth options you would have while healing.
Are dental implants better than a bridge or dentures?
The right choice depends on your remaining teeth, oral health, budget and preferences. Compare the proposed options, including maintenance, surgery and expected treatment time, with your dentist.
What should I know about recovery and risks?
Implants involve surgery. Potential complications include infection, injury to nearby structures and implant failure. Ask about comfort measures, recovery instructions and your individual risks. Contact your dental provider promptly if an implant becomes loose or painful.
How long will my dental implant last?
There is no guaranteed lifespan. Health, healing, daily cleaning and follow-up care affect long-term results. Ask about maintenance and whether the replacement tooth or other components may need repair or replacement.