Dental Implants in Lawndale, CA

There are many ways to replace damaged or missing teeth, but dental implants are the only fixed, permanent solution. They are versatile and can replace a single tooth, several teeth, or an entire arch. Some patients with severe periodontal disease have failing teeth removed and replaced with implants.

Dental implants look and perform more like natural teeth. They are rooted in the bone; there is no artificial plastic on the roof of the mouth, and the need for adhesives and denture creams is eliminated. More importantly, the use of dental implants does not impact healthy, adjacent teeth.

Replace Multiple Missing Teeth With Dental Implants

If you are living with several missing teeth due to trauma, decay, or periodontal disease, you know it impacts more than just your appearance; it affects your nutrition, your speech, and your long-term jaw health.

While many adults face dental challenges as they age, often exacerbated by dry mouth or certain medications, missing teeth don’t have to be your “new normal.” Dental implants offer a sophisticated, lifelong solution that looks, feels, and functions exactly like your natural teeth.

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A Permanent Investment in Your Health

Replacing missing teeth is vital for your overall well-being. By choosing implant-supported teeth, you are choosing a solution designed to last a lifetime. You can return to a full, functional bite and a radiant smile that feels like a natural part of you.

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Dental Bridges vs. Dental Implants

Impact on Healthy Teeth	Requires grinding down adjacent healthy teeth to act as anchors.	Independent. Does not affect or rely on neighboring healthy teeth.
Jawbone Health	Does not stimulate the bone; can lead to bone loss over time.	Bone Preservation. Acts like a natural root to keep the jawbone strong.
Longevity	Typically lasts 10–15 years before needing replacement.	Lifelong. Designed to be a permanent solution that can last a lifetime.
Maintenance	Requires special flossing tools to clean underneath the bridge.	Easy Care. Brush and floss just like your natural teeth.
Stability	Generally stable, but can fail if anchor teeth decay.	Maximum Stability. Anchored into the bone for a secure, natural bite.

Better Than Dentures: Implants vs. Dentures

Stability	Rest on the gums; can slip, click, or shift while eating/speaking.	Fixed & Secure. Anchored into the jawbone for total stability.
Chewing Power	Restores about 25% of natural biting force.	Near-Full Strength. Restores 90–100% of natural biting power.
Bone Health	Accelerates jawbone loss due to lack of stimulation.	Preserves Bone. Stimulates the jawbone to prevent facial “sagging.”
Maintenance	Requires removal, special soaking, and messy adhesives.	Easy Care. Brush and floss just like your natural teeth.
Longevity	Typically replaced every 5–8 years as your jaw shape changes.	Lifelong. Designed to be a permanent, one-time solution.
Initial Cost	Lower upfront cost.	Higher initial investment, but better long-term value.

Call Vadadent Modern Dental Group Office Phone Number 310-371-4104 for more information about dental implants.

Are You a Candidate for Dental Implants?

• Whether you are a young, middle-aged, or older adult; whether you need to replace one tooth, several teeth, or all your teeth, there is a dental implant solution for you. If you can have routine dental care, you can usually have implants. With precautions, patients with chronic diseases like high blood pressure and diabetes often succeed with implants. With the exception of growing children, dental implants are the solution of choice for people of all ages, even those with the following health concerns:
• Gum Disease or Problem Teeth: Almost all implants placed in patients who have lost their teeth to periodontal disease or decay have been successful.
• Currently Wearing Partials or Dentures: Implants can replace removable bridges or dentures, or stabilize and secure existing dentures for greater comfort.
• Smokers: Although smoking lowers the success rate of implants, it doesn’t eliminate the possibility of getting them.
• Bone Loss: Bone loss is common for people who have lost teeth or had periodontal disease. Candidates for bone grafting typically have insufficient bone to support an implant. Oral and maxillofacial surgeons are trained and experienced in bone grafting to securely and permanently anchor implants.

Implant tooth replacement in children is usually postponed until jaw growth is finished. Sometimes, a dental implant is appropriate during orthodontic treatment. Your dentist or orthodontist can advise you.

To find out whether you are a candidate for dental implants, please call our office at Vadadent Modern Dental Group Office Phone Number 310-371-4104.

Our Personalized Process for Implants

The dental implant process involves several steps. We guide each patient from initial consultation through final restoration follow-up, providing personalized, reassuring care and ensuring optimal results.

Consultation & Treatment Plan

We use digital imaging to evaluate your jawbone and remaining teeth and to create a customized treatment plan that specifies the location of each dental implant.

Implant Surgery

On the day of surgery, the area is numbed, and you are given a mild sedative for your comfort. The titanium implant screw is surgically placed in the jawbone, and the gums are sutured closed. In some cases, we may provide a temporary crown or denture to wear during the healing phase while the implant fuses with the surrounding jawbone.

Osseointegration

This process occurs when the titanium implant fuses with surrounding bone, prompting new bone growth and providing a stable base for the later restoration. Osseointegration usually takes 3 to 6 months for most patients.

Final Restoration

Once osseointegration is complete, Dr. Tabibi will remove the temporary restoration and attach your custom implant teeth, made from digital impressions of your mouth before and after implant placement. The final restoration may be a crown, bridge, or full arch of artificial teeth, depending on the number of teeth replaced.

Call Vadadent Modern Dental Group Office Phone Number 310-371-4104 with any questions and to schedule your dental implants consultation.

Save Your Smile with Dental  Implants

If you have one or more missing teeth and are interested in a comfortable, permanent solution that preserves your facial features and promotes long-term oral health, give us a call today at Vadadent Modern Dental Group Office Phone Number 310-371-4104 to schedule your dental implant consultation.

Patient Reviews: Dental Implants

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