Dental Implants in Rock Hill, SC

Addressing missing teeth is essential to maintaining the health and appearance of your smile. Dr. Klein offers natural-looking restorations known as dental implants to efficiently replace a missing tooth or teeth. A fixed implant consists of a sturdy post that serves as a stand-in tooth root. A custom-made dental crown, bridge, or denture replaces the erupted part of the missing tooth or teeth. If you need a tooth extraction or have several missing teeth, dental implants at Rise and Shine Dentistry could be an ideal option for you. Find out more by scheduling an appointment at our Rock Hill, SC dental practice.

The dental implant process is comprised of surgically placing the implant and securing a realistic, customized restoration, such as partial dentures, crowns, and bridges. Local anesthesia is typically used to help patients remain comfortable during the implant process. Other sedation options, such as oral-conscious sedation, can be discussed with Dr. Klein for those with dental anxieties and fears. Once the area is numb, the fixed post will be precisely placed within the jawbone. The post is then given time, typically six months, to fuse to the jaw through a phenomenon called osseointegration. As soon as the implant area has completely healed, Dr. Klein will place a custom fixed crown, denture, or full-arch piece. He will assess the fit of the implant and make any necessary adjustments.

Dental implants are a popular solution among Rock Hill, SC patients for their numerous benefits. As effective replacements, dental implants:

  • Replicate normal teeth in function and appearance
  • Integrate with the jawbone to retain jaw wellness and function
  • Will not rely on surrounding teeth to stay in place
  • Allow for the adaptation of a healthy diet
  • Act as a long-lasting restoration option
  • Offer improved chewing strength
  • Can boost your self-confidence when talking and when you show your teeth

Rise and Shine Dentistry has been a life (and tooth) saver. Doctor Klein was very patient and kind while completing a root canal on one of my teeth. He was extremely helpful by helping me with this emergency on his day off. What an extremely kind Doctor. His outstanding service was exceptional. His staff is incredibly kind and helpful as well. Even during inclement weather from Hurricane Helene, one of the staff came in just to help check the condition of my teeth. I was in pain and they responded so quickly. I am extremely satisfied with this dentist. I wish I could give them bonus stars on this rating. Seriously, if you are ever in need of a dentist, I beg you to go to Rise and Shine Dentistry.

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It’s like having a cheering squad. 🤗 This a great place to get your mouth and teeth taken cared of. Love having Winnie the little dog to keep a patient calm. Dr. Kline and staff are great!

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Dr. Kline and his staff so kind and caring.

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Everyone at Rise and Shine is so nice! My dental hygienist, Brooke, and Dr. Klein were great to work with.

K.M. Google

I wish I could give more stars!! Absolutely would recommend- From the time I walked in the door, I was greeted by two beautiful smiling women who made the check in a breeze- My dental hygienist was Brooke, she was outgoing, personable, explained everything to me and kept me pain free during my cleaning! Dr. Klein was very kind, knowledgeable and took his time to go over a treatment plan for me before getting Invisalign. I highly recommend this office!!

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Is getting dental implants painful?

No, most patients don't find the dental implant procedure painful. Before we begin, the treatment area is completely numbed with powerful anesthetics to keep you comfortable. Some patients may experience a sensation of pressure during the procedure but not pain. We also provide sedation options to help with any anxiety or unease. After the anchoring implants are installed, during the initial recovery phase, it is normal to experience minor discomfort, swelling, and soreness for a few days. This is typically easily controlled with other-the-counter pain relievers and ice packs.

How long does the dental implant process take?

It depends on your overall oral health and healing. In general, the dental implant process takes about six months. After the anchoring implants are placed, your gums will need time to heal. During that time, you'll wear a temporary restoration. When your gums are healed, you'll come back to Rise and Shine Dentistry to have your permanent restoration placed.

How long do dental implants last?

The anchoring implants are permanent and will typically never need to be replaced. The restorations (crown, bridge, or denture) affixed to the implant have an average lifespan of up to 15 years before they may need replacement. However, they can last longer in some cases.

As a result of the advancements in modern dental procedures, dental implants are a realistic, efficient solution for missing teeth. Dr. Klein is pleased to offer implant crown, bridge, and denture options as durable tooth replacements to Rock Hill, SC individuals. To learn about your options for restoring badly damaged or missing teeth, schedule an appointment at Rise and Shine Dentistry at your earliest convenience.

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