Dental Implants · Several Missing Teeth
Multiple Tooth Implants
When several teeth are missing, implants can support individual crowns or connected replacement teeth with no partials, no adhesives, and no grinding down healthy neighbors. Dr. Shaun Burlingame and Dr. Francisco Suarez place implants in office, planned in 3D and performed under your choice of sedation.
Replacing Several Teeth
Multiple Tooth Implants
Multiple tooth implants may be placed if you need or desire to permanently replace an extracted or lost tooth. Titanium implant bases are placed into the jawbone to replace the job of the tooth roots. We allow a period of time to allow for the jawbone to heal over the bases before fitting for a crown. Next, abutments are screwed into the bases of the implants to allow crowns to be attached. Finally, custom fabricated crowns are placed over the abutments and will function like a real tooth.
Curious how placement works step by step? See Single Tooth Implants for the two-phase placement process, implant benefits, and what to expect on the day of treatment. The same process applies when several implants are placed.
Explore Your Options
Ways to replace several missing teeth
How many implants you need, and what they support, depends on how many teeth are missing and where. Your consultation will pinpoint the right fit.
Several implant crowns
An implant for each missing tooth, each topped with its own custom crown. Cleaned and flossed like natural teeth.
This pageReplace your missing teeth
Find out how many implants you need and what they can support, with a clear plan for treatment, anesthesia, and cost.