Implants

Dental Implants

West Falls Church Dental is your smart choice for dental implants in Falls Church.

Dental implants can be a smart choice if your teeth have been damaged. Today’s implants are strong, stable, and long-lasting; and when done by the expert dentists at West Falls Church Dental, they will look, feel, fit, and function just like natural teeth. Dental implants are an affordable and convenient solution to help you restore your smile.

You can be comfortable with dental implants.

Last year, over half a million implants were performed in the United States. Why? Because it’s a proven procedure with multiple advantages, including:

  • Long-lasting — Dental implants are designed to last and provide a cost-effective option when you need teeth replaced.
  • Secure — Modern implants look and feel natural, without the slipping of dentures.
  • Protective — Implants preserve your jawbone and help protect your teeth against further damage.
  • Convenient — Unlike dentures, implants are placed in your mouth and do not need to be removed for maintenance. No adjacent teeth are ground down or disturbed.
  • Comfortable — The shape of your face and smile stays intact with implants. You can talk and eat like normal. 
  • Empowering — Implants fill in missing teeth to unleash your full smile.

Dental implants are a trusted process.

The team at West Falls Church Dental will walk you through, and  answer any questions you may have, at every step of the procedure. First, the jawbone area just below your gums is fitted with metal posts. Once in position, the dental implants are mounted securely on these posts, giving you the look and feel of a brand-new tooth! Not only will your self-esteem improve, but your oral health will as well.

Don’t live with a hole in your smile.

Want to learn more about dental implants or schedule an appointment? Call West Falls Church Dental at 703-641-8717 to hear about your options.

Implant-Supported Bridges

A bridge is a restoration for two or more missing teeth in a row. Common restorations like fixed bridges or removable partials can cause the surrounding bone to weaken because they are dependent on adjacent teeth for support. However, implant-supported bridges integrate with the natural bone, providing a much stronger and more natural restoration.

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