Procedures:

Implants

Single Tooth Replacement

If you are missing one tooth in a given area of your mouth, you may consider one dental implant to replace the root of the missing tooth and an implant crown to rebuild that tooth in a natural looking manner. Compared to other treatment options to replace missing teeth, such as bridges and removable partials, an implant with an implant crown offers a beautiful and long-lasting solution for a missing tooth and requires fewer follow-up office visits.

Implant-Retained Multiple Unit Restorations

Multiple implants can be placed to replace multiple missing teeth. The resulting restoration can be a fixed, multiple unit restoration, or an implant retained removable denture, retained by as few as two implants.

When your treatment is complete, you should be able to chew, speak and socialize comfortably. Also, dental implants help to minimize the amount of bone loss that occurs when a tooth is missing.

R. Eric Barney, D.D.S.

Dr. Barney grew up in Eastern Idaho. He received a Bachelor of Science from Idaho State University. He then attended dental school at Creighton University in Nebraska, where he graduated in the top ten of his class.