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You already know that your teeth affect your bite, speech, and eating abilities. But did you know that the health of your teeth affects your entire body? When your teeth are healthy, your entire body is healthier. Replacing missing teeth sooner than later is important. In fact, delaying tooth replacement can increase wear on remaining teeth, jaw pain, headaches, and other negative side effects.

Jaw deterioration can be a serious concern. As much as 25 percent of jawbone structure can deteriorate within just the first year following tooth loss. The good news is, dental implants can preserve jawbone integrity while also improving bite function and appearance. Quality tooth implants can look and feel like natural teeth. Learn more about your options for tooth replacement in Cool Springs at Coyne Oral Surgery.

Your Tooth Replacement Options

If your teeth have suffered significant damage or some are missing, you may feel it is impossible to live a comfortable and confident life. You may feel like your smile is too far gone to ever be fully functional or attractive again. If you feel your smile is holding you back, with our expertise and modern dental technology, we can change that.  Dr. Coyne can help you regain your confidence and have a smile that you love.

There are a wide range of tooth replacement options, from temporary to permanent solutions. You may be a good candidate if:

  • You are missing one or more teeth
  • You are not happy with your dentures

Age is not an important consideration in tooth replacement. Dr. Coyne and her team will, however, take into account adverse factors such as smoking, diabetes, and localized radiation therapy in the jaw area.

Schedule Your Consultation and Personal Evaluation

All On 6® Dental Implants

One of the safest solutions available today, All on 6 Dental Implants are a permanent solution to your tooth loss. This procedure is performed by restructuring your mouth when you have lost a significant number of teeth in one or both jaws. This process allows you the option to replace all of your teeth with six natural-looking dental implants. All-On-6 Dental Implants do not usually require bone grafting, meaning they are the perfect solution for if you have low bone density or volume in your jaw.

Schedule Your Consultation and Personal Evaluation

All On 4® Dental Implants

All-on-4 is a minimally invasive method of placing a full mouth of implants only using four implants to support a full arch (upper or lower) fixed non-removable replacement teeth. All-on-4® allows you to have a full set of teeth without having to undergo multiple surgeries and replacements to place a full set of implants in your mouth. The greatest thing about All-on-4 is that the procedure can be done in our office during one appointment under local anesthesia. For our patients who have lost all their teeth or may need to have the remaining teeth pulled due to decay, this is an amazing advancement that allows them to have a full set of teeth without undergoing multiple procedures.

Schedule Your Consultation and Personal Evaluation

Single or Multiple Tooth Dental Implants

If you have lost a single tooth due to an accident or from periodontal disease, it can be replaced using a dental implant. Your new tooth will look and function just like your other natural teeth.

If you are missing more than one tooth, but still have healthy gums and surrounding teeth, a multiple implant may be the best solution. Two fixtures are implanted and the crown is attached, leaving other natural teeth intact.

Schedule Your Consultation and Personal Evaluation

Implant Supported Denture

Implant Supported Dentures are the most common tooth replacement solution for individuals missing all upper teeth, lower teeth, or both sets.

Schedule Your Consultation and Personal Evaluation

What Are Dental Implants?

Dental implants are the superior tooth replacement option, based on the same anatomical structure as a natural tooth, which consists of a root and crown. Made of titanium, the dental implant has a crown (the part of the tooth you can see, which is used for chewing food), and a root that secures the tooth under the gum to the jawbone.

Once placed, the jawbone bonds with the titanium implant over time to create a strong foundation. An abutment is placed on top of the implant and a new artificial tooth (the crown) is placed on top of the abutment.

Surgical Advances in Dental Implants

Most cases can be done on the same day as the extraction. The implant procedure is a joint effort undertaken by both an oral and maxillofacial surgeon and a restorative dentist. Dr. Coyne at Coyne Oral Surgery performs the implant surgery, initial tooth extractions, and bone grafting if necessary. Then, a restorative dentist (oftentimes the patient’s primary dentist) creates the permanent crown, as well as any other prosthesis that may be necessary in the implant process.

At Coyne Oral Surgery, Dr. Coyne provides all phases of full arch dental implant treatment in our state-of-the-art oral surgery center, from your first consultation to provisional delivery. She is trained in the latest surgical procedures related to your treatment and has placed over XXXX dental implants.

You Deserve To Have A Smile You Love

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Three Easy Steps To Get Started

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Step 1:  Call For Your Free Consultation and Evaluation

Dr. Coyne will perform a thorough examination of your mouth and determine the best solution for your individual needs.

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Step 2:  Schedule Your Apointment

Once you have agreed on your restoration plan, schedule a time that works for you to start the process.

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Step 3: Love Your Smile For The Rest of Your Life

Look and feel your best with your new smile.

Schedule Your Personal Evaluation

Fill out the form below and we will
get started with creating your new smile.

Coyne Oral Surgery starts with an initial consultation for first-time patients. At your consultation, a 3D CT Scan will be taken. This scan will help determine if you need implants and assist us in creating your treatment plan. Fill out the form below and we will get started with getting you a smile you will love for the rest of your life.

You already know that your teeth affect your bite, speech, and eating abilities. But did you know that the health of your teeth affects your entire body? When your teeth are healthy, your entire body is healthier. Replacing missing teeth sooner than later is important. In fact, delaying tooth replacement can increase wear on remaining teeth, jaw pain, headaches, and other negative side effects.

Jaw deterioration can be a serious concern. As much as 25 percent of jawbone structure can deteriorate within just the first year following tooth loss. The good news is, dental implants can preserve jawbone integrity while also improving bite function and appearance. Quality tooth implants can look and feel like natural teeth. Learn more about your options for tooth replacement in Cool Springs at Coyne Oral Surgery.

Tooth Replacement Options

There are a wide range of tooth replacement options, from temporary to permanent solutions. You may be a good candidate if:

  • You are missing one or more teeth
  • You are not happy with your dentures

Age is not an important consideration in tooth replacement. Dr. Coyne and her team will, however, take into account adverse factors such as smoking, diabetes, and localized radiation therapy in the jaw area.

Schedule Your Consultation and Personal Evaluation

All On 6® Dental Implants

One of the safest solutions available today, All on 6 Dental Implants are a permanent solution to your tooth loss. This procedure is performed by restructuring your mouth when you have lost a significant number of teeth in one or both jaws. This process allows you the option to replace all of your teeth with six natural-looking dental implants. All-On-6 Dental Implants do not usually require bone grafting, meaning they are the perfect solution for if you have low bone density or volume in your jaw.

Schedule Your Consultation and Personal Evaluation

All On 4® Dental Implants

All-on-4 is a minimally invasive method of placing a full mouth of implants only using four implants to support a full arch (upper or lower) fixed non-removable replacement teeth. All-on-4® allows you to have a full set of teeth without having to undergo multiple surgeries and replacements to place a full set of implants in your mouth. The greatest thing about All-on-4 is that the procedure can be done in our office during one appointment under local anesthesia. For our patients who have lost all their teeth or may need to have the remaining teeth pulled due to decay, this is an amazing advancement that allows them to have a full set of teeth without undergoing multiple procedures.

Schedule Your Consultation and Personal Evaluation

Single or Multiple Tooth
Dental Implants

If you have lost a single tooth due to an accident or from periodontal disease, it can be replaced using a dental implant. Your new tooth will look and function just like your other natural teeth.
If you are missing more than one tooth, but still have healthy gums and surrounding teeth, a multiple implant may be the best solution. Two fixtures are implanted and the crown is attached, leaving other natural teeth intact.

Schedule Your Consultation and Personal Evaluation

Implant Supported Denture

Implant Supported Dentures are the most common tooth replacement solution for individuals missing all upper teeth, lower teeth, or both sets.

Schedule Your Consultation and Personal Evaluation

What Are Dental Implants?

Dental implants are the superior tooth replacement option, based on the same anatomical structure as a natural tooth, which consists of a root and crown. Made of titanium, the dental implant has a crown (the part of the tooth you can see, which is used for chewing food), and a root that secures the tooth under the gum to the jawbone.

Once placed, the jawbone bonds with the titanium implant over time to create a strong foundation. An abutment is placed on top of the implant and a new artificial tooth (the crown) is placed on top of the abutment.

Surgical Advances in
Dental Implants

Most cases can be done on the same day as the extraction. The implant procedure is a joint effort undertaken by both an oral and maxillofacial surgeon and a restorative dentist. Dr. Coyne at Coyne Oral Surgery performs the implant surgery, initial tooth extractions, and bone grafting if necessary. Then, a restorative dentist (oftentimes the patient’s primary dentist) creates the permanent crown, as well as any other prosthesis that may be necessary in the implant process.

You Deserve To Have A Smile You Love

Smile-Placeholder

Three Easy Steps
To Get Started

number-one

Step 1:  Call For Your Free Consultation and Evaluation

Dr. Coyne will perform a thorough examination of your mouth and determine the best solution for your individual needs.

number-2

Step 2:  Schedule Your Apointment

Once you have agreed on your restoration plan, schedule a time that works for you to start the process.

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Step 3: Love Your Smile For The Rest of Your Life

Look and feel your best with
your new smile.

Schedule Your Personal Evaluation

Fill out the form below and we will get started with creating your new smile.

Coyne Oral Surgery starts with an initial consultation for first-time patients. At your consultation, a 3D CT Scan will be taken. This scan will help determine if you need implants and assist us in creating your treatment plan. Fill out the form below and we will get started with getting you a smile you will love for the rest of your life.

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