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Dental Implants education, treatment options, technology, FAQs, and appointment links for Cary Dental Arts and Wake Dental Arts.
Patient education
Plan missing-tooth replacement with 3D imaging, guided workflows, restorative options, and peri-implant maintenance designed to look and feel natural.
Patients usually start here when they have one missing tooth, several missing teeth, loose dentures, failing bridges, peri-implant gum concerns, or a treatment plan that needs a second look.
Patient video
Videos are loaded only when selected by the patient, helping the page stay faster while still offering richer education.
Implant visual guide
These visuals support implant education for single-tooth, multi-tooth, full-arch, bridge, and implant denture conversations.
L-PRF therapy
L-PRF stands for leukocyte- and platelet-rich fibrin. During selected surgical visits, a small amount of the patient's blood can be drawn and spun in a centrifuge to create a fibrin membrane or plug that contains platelets, white blood cells, and growth-factor-rich fibrin.
Dental Arts may discuss L-PRF when it could support natural healing around extraction sockets, bone grafts, sinus lift sites, ridge augmentation, and implant-related procedures.
L-PRF is not a stand-alone replacement for diagnosis, infection control, careful surgery, bone grafting, or good home care. It is an adjunct that may be recommended only when the clinical situation, health history, and treatment goals make sense.
Technology used
These product images are used where relevant, so patients can connect the technology to the actual service workflow.
Fotona dental laser workflows may support multiple areas of care when the diagnosis fits: periodontal therapy, peri-implant tissue support, oral surgery, soft-tissue contouring, frenectomy, lesion care, TMJ comfort workflows, NightLase, and SWEEPS-assisted endodontic irrigation.
Laser care is planned around the tooth, gum, implant, airway, or soft-tissue goal. It is not a one-size-fits-all procedure.
Treatment options
Each page is written for patients first, with search-friendly headings, practical expectations, technology context, and internal links to related care.
Understand implant planning, 3D imaging, surgical steps, restoration choices, and long-term maintenance.
Learn moreReplace one missing tooth with an implant-supported crown planned around bone, bite, gum health, and smile goals.
Learn moreReview implant-supported options for replacing several missing teeth without relying on removable partials.
Learn moreCompare full-arch implant options, staged treatment, guided planning, healing time, and final tooth design.
Learn moreCompare full-arch implant options, staged treatment, guided planning, healing time, and final tooth design.
Learn moreCompare full-arch implant options, staged treatment, guided planning, healing time, and final tooth design.
Learn moreCompare full-arch implant options, staged treatment, guided planning, healing time, and final tooth design.
Learn moreLearn how implant attachments can improve denture stability, chewing confidence, and daily comfort.
Learn moreReplace a missing span with implant-supported teeth designed for strength, hygiene access, and natural appearance.
Learn moreBuild or preserve jawbone volume when anatomy needs support before or during implant treatment.
Learn moreCreate safer upper-back-tooth implant support when sinus position and bone height need additional planning.
Learn moreBuild or preserve jawbone volume when anatomy needs support before or during implant treatment.
Learn morePlan implant position digitally with 3D imaging, surgical guides, and restoration-driven placement.
Learn moreUnderstand implant planning, 3D imaging, surgical steps, restoration choices, and long-term maintenance.
Learn moreUse platelet-rich fibrin as a biologic healing aid for selected surgical, grafting, or implant visits.
Learn moreProtect implant health with cleanings, bite checks, tissue monitoring, and peri-implant care guidance.
Your Dental Arts team will review your exam, digital records, medical history, goals, and timeline before recommending the safest next step for dental implants.
Your Dental Arts team will review your exam, digital records, medical history, goals, and timeline before recommending the safest next step for dental implants.
Your Dental Arts team will review your exam, digital records, medical history, goals, and timeline before recommending the safest next step for dental implants.
Dental Health & Concerns
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