Dallas Dental Implants - Implants in Dallas, TX - Dr. Keith Brewster

Are you looking to replace lost or missing teeth? Dr. Keith Brewster dedicates only high quality implant dentistry to the Dallas, TX community. He has been providing implants to patients for over 20 years. Dr. Brewster strives to provide the best experience for those seeking dental implants in Dallas, TX. Our Dallas implant dentist offers a wide range of dental restorations including single-tooth replacement, dental crowns, bridges, as well as utilizing modern technology such as Cerec CAD- CAM and Galileos cone beams scan.

Dallas Implant Dentist, Dr. Brewster begins with a consultation with the patient, offering 3D Imaging which helps plan the course of action as well as seeing how much room and space there is to work with. For more complex cases, our Dallas dentist uses a computer guided implant. Dr. Brewster also believes in educating each and every patient, giving them both options and providing full knowledge of dental implants. If you are still unsure of your decision at some point, Dr. Brewster also provides patients with before and after photos of implant procedures. When it comes to the actual treatment, Dr. Brewster places the implant, making sure to not destroy the tooth and salvaging your tooth structure while perfectly preserving your bone structure.

Dental Implants are artificial roots that are surgically placed into the upper or lower jaw bone by our Dallas implant dentist. The teeth attached to implants are very natural looking and often enhance or restore a patient's smile. These implants are a great way to replace missing teeth and also provide a fixed solution to having removable partial or complete dentures. They provide excellent support and stability for these dental appliances. We look forward to your next visit with Dr. Brewster, your Dallas implant dentist.  

Dental implants are very strong, stable, and durable and will last many years, but on occasion, they will have to be re-tightened or replaced due to normal wear.

Modern Technology allows the CONE BEAM 3D technology and CEREC crown software to be used together and do a more complete visualizing and planning for nerve trunks and sinus cavity shape and size for the  most ideal placement that was not available before.

This type of technology allows Dr. Brewster to place the implant in the most ideal site to allow for the crown, bridge or fixed retention denture to be placed with variables that were not able to be visualized in the 3D planning  before.

The CEREC CAD-CAM plans for the most ideal crown to be planned and then the implant to be placed with GALILEOS CONE BEAM SCAN computer guidance.

Dental implants are a great way to replace missing teeth and also provide a fixed solution to having removable partial or complete dentures. Implants provide excellent support and stability for these dental appliances.

Dental implants are artificial roots and teeth (usually titanium) that are surgically placed into the upper or lower jaw bone by a dentist or Periodontist - a specialist of the gums and supporting bone. The teeth attached to implants are very natural looking and often enhance or restore a patient's smile!

Dental implants are very strong, stable, and durable and will last many years, but on occasion, they will have to be re-tightened or replaced due to normal wear.

Reasons for dental implants:

• Replace one or more missing teeth without affecting adjacent teeth.
• Resolve joint pain or bite problems caused by teeth shifting into missing tooth space.
• Restore a patient's confident smile.
• Restore chewing, speech, and digestion.
• Restore or enhance facial tissues.
• Support a bridge or denture, making them more secure and comfortable.

What does getting dental implants involve?

The process of getting implants requires a number of visits over several months.

Cone beam or 3D X-rays and impressions (molds) are taken of the jaw and teeth to determine bone, gum tissue, and spacing available for an implant. The planning is done on a computer (Galileos) and the implant is guided and is exacting in placement with the software seeing anatomical landmarks and the placement is done with computer designed guides are used for placement. While the area is numb, the implant will be surgically placed into the bone and allowed to heal and integrate itself onto the bone for up to six months. Depending on the type of implant, a second surgery may be required in order to place the “post” that will hold the artificial tooth in place. With other implants the post and anchor are already attached and placed at the same time.

After several weeks of healing the artificial teeth are made and fitted to the post portion of the anchor. Because several fittings may be required, this step may take one to two months to complete. After a healing period, the artificial teeth are securely attached to the implant, providing excellent stability and comfort to the patient.

You will receive care instructions when your treatment is completed. Good oral hygiene, eating habits, and regular dental visits will aid in the life of your new implant.