Glendale Office

418 E. Glenoaks Blvd. Ste 205

Glendale CA 91207 

Glendora Office

175 N. Pennsylvania Ste 5

Glendora CA 91741

626.335.6888

818.244.9944

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    Glendale Office: 418 E. Glenoaks Blvd. Ste 205 Glendale CA 91207 

    Glendora Office: 175 N. Pennsylvania Ste 5 Glendora CA 91741

    626.335.6888

    818.244.9944

    IMPLANT PROCEDURE

    The implant procedure is a three-step procedure. the first two steps are surgical. The third step involves making and attaching your new teeth.

    Click through the gallery below to read more about the process.

    During Your Second Surgery

    During Your Second Surgery

    You'll be given an anesthetic to numb the area where your surgical specialist will be working. Temporary abutments may be used if swelling if your gums needs to go down before an appropriate, permanent abutment can be attached. The second surgery is usually shorter than the first, often lasting no more than an hour.

    Forming Your Prosthesis

    Forming Your Prosthesis

    First, your restorative dentist makes impressions (molds of your teeth, abutments, and jaws) and bite registrations (imprints of how your teeth fit together). then, these molds are used to create a model of your mouth. Your new prosthesis will be built from this model.

    During Your First Surgery

    During Your First Surgery

    You may have medication to help you relax or to make you sleepy. Then, you'll be given an anesthetic to numb the area where your surgical specialist will be working. You may hear sounds or feel vibrations during the surgery. If you are uncomfortable at any time, tell your surgeon. The entire procedure may take a couple of hours.

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