All on X Dental Implants in Owings Mills, MD
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Missing teeth affect more than the beauty of your smile. When you are missing teeth, it impacts your quality of life by limiting the food you can enjoy with friends and family. It also impacts your oral health, as your teeth are important for a strong jawbone.
Sometimes, no matter how well you take care of your dental health, you can still end up losing your permanent teeth. Some common reasons for adult tooth loss include:
- Poor nutrition
- Smoking or tobacco use
- Genetics
- Oral trauma
- Certain medication
- Age
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The best solution in the past was traditional dentures, which can help improve the look of your smile and give you back some function. But dentures come with their own limitations that many patients prefer not to have. Today, dentists like Dr. Jonathan Silverman recommend dental implants for your replacement teeth because they offer a more permanent solution with greater stability.
If you are missing most or all of your adult teeth, you may think replacing each one with dental implants would be time-consuming, expensive, and impractical—and you’d be right! That’s why Dr. Silverman is proud to offer All-on-X dental implants for his patients in the Baltimore area.
You deserve a beautiful and functional smile. At The Maryland Center for Complete Dentistry, our professional team will work with you to find the best solution for your unique needs. And when it comes to replacing a full arch of adult teeth, All-on-X implants are the best dental technology available to restore your smile and improve your quality of life.
Keep reading to learn more about this restorative procedure, or call our office at
(410) 356-8400 to schedule your consultation with Dr. Silverman today.
What Are All-on-X Implants?
With traditional dental implants, you need one implant post for every tooth you replace. The implant serves as the new root for your replacement tooth, where it can stimulate your bone and keep your jaw strong just as your natural teeth do. Once the implant is healed, your dentist will generally attach a crown—your replacement tooth—to the top of the metal post.
This is a fantastic solution if you are only missing one or two teeth, but it would be impractical to replace
all
of your teeth in this way. For patients who are missing most or all of their natural teeth, the problem is how can you replace them in a way that’s:
- Stable
- Cost-effective
- Functional
- Natural-looking
All-on-X dental implants are the answer to this problem. With this treatment, we can hold a full arch of replacement teeth in your upper or lower jaw on as few as four implant posts. The best part is, Dr. Silverman can complete the entire dental implant procedure in one appointment. That means you can have your new teeth in just one day.
All-on-X treatment is:
- Safe
- Secure
- Natural-looking
- Cost-effective
- Permanent
At The Maryland Center for Complete Dentistry, our experienced dentist Dr. Silverman can handle every aspect of your All-on-X treatment right here in our Owings Mills, MD, office.
How Does the All-on-X Implant Procedure Work?
All-on-X treatment is similar to traditional implant surgery. Dr. Silverman will place a small metal post deep within your gums. This implant will do the job that your teeth’s roots do: it will stimulate your jawbone when you chew. This is important for maintaining a strong jawbone and preventing bone loss.
However, with All-on-X dental implants, Dr. Silverman will place between four and eight implants in strategic spots in your upper or lower jaw. The placement of the implants is optimized to secure your replacement teeth to your jawbone and allow the proper stimulation to keep it healthy and strong. If you have any natural teeth that need to be extracted prior to the implant surgery, Dr. Silverman will extract these first.
Finally, with traditional dental implants, you need to wait for the surgical site to heal completely before your dentist can attach the permanent crown. But with All-on-X dental implants, Dr. Silverman can attach your full arch of replacement teeth right away. You will leave your appointment with a fully-functioning arch of teeth and a beautiful new smile.
What Our Patients Are Saying
"ADORE THE ENTIRE OFFICE! Dr. Silverman is the best. Worth all the money. He is knowledgeable with his craft , kind and honest. They have great options to pay and they care for you every step of the way. The staff is absolutely the best because they are personable , Friendly and safe. So happy I found them all! I am a lifetime patient."
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"I love Dr. Silverman and his entire staff. You can tell that every little detail has been well thought out. The staff is friendly, warm and communicate every step of the way. Professionalism and integrity at the highest level without being uptight, clinical and cold. It's a relaxing environment and my smile has never looked better. So happy I found them!"
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"I like the fact of how the x-rays and camera are very detailed and at Dr Silverman found the issue I was having in no time, where as, my previous dentist did not find out what my issue was even with the modern technology that they use at their facility. I like the staff and how helpful they are. Clean facility and Dr Silverman is a very good dentist."
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Entrust Your Smile to Our Experienced Oral Surgeon
Dr. Silverman has been treating patients in Owings Mills, MD, and the wider Baltimore area for over 25 years. He is one of only five percent of dentists nationwide to have achieved a Mastership from the Academy of General Dentistry for his hard work in continuing education.
With his advanced education and his experience working on complex dental cases, Dr. Silverman is uniquely qualified to handle all of your tooth replacement needs.
Call
(410) 356-8400 to schedule your consultation at our dental office in Owings Mills, MD, 21117.
What to Expect at Your Consultation
- Dr. Silverman will conduct an oral examination, including x-rays and other diagnostic imaging as needed to get a 3D view of your jaw.
- The examination will show the health of your jawbone, as well as your need to have remaining natural teeth removed for the All-on-X procedure.
- If you need a prerequisite treatment such as bone grafting, Dr. Silverman will go over the details and schedule your surgery appointment.
- He will explain the details of the All-on-X dental implant procedure and answer any questions you may have.
- We will schedule your All-on-X treatment and ensure you fully understand any presurgical instructions to follow the day of your dental implant appointment.
How Long Will the Implants Last?
Dental implants are designed to last a lifetime. On average, dental implants will last for 25 years with proper care such as good oral hygiene and routine dental checkups.
To achieve this longevity, dental implants are made using strong material such as titanium or zirconia. This material will not rust or degrade over time. It is also a good match to your body because it enables
osseointegration, or the growth of bone around the implant. This keeps the dental implants secure in your jaw and strengthens the bone, which means your tooth replacement will be permanent.
Unlike dentures, which need to be replaced about every ten years, with proper care and regular dental checkups, dental implants are a truly permanent solution to missing teeth that will restore the function and beauty of your smile.
Call
(410) 356-8400 to schedule your consultation at our dental office in Owings Mills, MD, 21117.
How Long is the Recovery Time on the All-on-X Procedure?
The All-on-X dental implant procedure is relatively fast and simple, but it is still a surgical procedure that requires time to heal properly.
Like with regular dental implants, it will take about four to six months for your gums and bone to completely heal from this procedure. Fortunately, your new teeth will be completely functional even while your jaw is healing. And as they heal, your jawbone will start to grow around the dental implants, which will keep your new teeth secure.
Who Is a Candidate for All-on-X Dental Implants?
In general, if you are missing most or all of your natural teeth, you are a candidate for this procedure. However, Dr. Silverman will want to examine your jaw to ensure you are healthy enough for a successful implant surgery. This examination may reveal certain conditions that need to be handled with other treatments before you receive dental implants, such as:
- Bone grafting to restore lost bone mass in your jaw and strengthen the bone.
The roots of your natural teeth are important because they stimulate your jawbone when you chew. This stimulation keeps the jawbone healthy and strong. When you’re missing a tooth, there is no stimulation. Over time, you can lose bone mass, and your jawbone will become smaller and weaker.
Bone grafting surgery is done to replace the missing bone mass in your jaw. Dr. Silverman will add a special material to the deficient areas in your jaw. As the surgery heals, your natural bone will grow over this special material and strengthen your jawbone. This will ensure your jaw can safely hold the dental implants when you get your All-on-X surgery.
Dr. Silverman will determine if you need bone grafts by using x-rays and other diagnostic tools at your consultation. He will answer any questions you may have about the bone graft procedure and ensure you get your bone graft surgery scheduled.
- Tooth extraction to remove any remaining teeth so your All-on-X prosthetic will fit properly in your mouth.
Because the All-on-X dental implant procedure is meant to replace your entire arch of teeth (top or bottom), Dr. Silverman will need to remove any extra natural teeth before he can place your implants. This can be done on the same day as your All-on-X implant surgery.
Dr. Silverman will take thorough diagnostics of your mouth at your consultation to ensure your jaw and gums are healthy enough to receive dental implants.
Dr. Silverman often recommends All-on-X dental implants to his patients in the Baltimore area because they are a more secure, permanent solution to missing teeth. Not only are dental implants good for your jawbone health, but they also last longer than dentures.
If you are looking for replacement teeth that look, feel, and function just like your natural teeth, call our office to schedule your consultation for dental implants with the All-on-X procedure.
Is There a Difference Between
All-on-X and All-on-4 Dental Implants?
All-on-4 and All-on-X dental implants are very similar procedures. Both involve attaching a prosthetic arch of replacement teeth using strategically placed implant posts, and both are permanent solutions to missing teeth. The main difference between them is the number of dental implants used and how they are placed.
- All-on-4 implants, as the name suggests, tend to use four implants to secure the prosthesis.
- All-on-X tends to use six implants to secure the prosthesis for added stability, though it can also be done with just four implants.
- In both procedures, the number of implants used will depend on the size and strength of your jawbone.
Dr. Silverman offers All-on-X treatment to his patients in Owings Mills, MD, and the surrounding areas.
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If you are looking for a permanent solution to your missing adult teeth, come see Dr. Silverman in Owings Mills, MD! With over 25 years of experience and advanced education in complex dentistry, Dr. Silverman is ready to take care of your tooth replacement needs.
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(410) 356-8400 or follow this link to schedule your consultation.
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The Maryland Center for Complete Dentistry
23 Crossroads Drive, Suite 420
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443-219-6558
Hours
Monday
10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Tuesday
8:30 am – 5:00 pm
Wednesday
8:30am – 5:00 pm
Thursday
8:30am – 12:00 pm
Friday
8:30am – 12:00 pm
