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Multiple Dental Implants

Multiple Dental Implants in Cary, NC with patient education, treatment process, technology, cost guidance, FAQs, and appointment links for both Dental Arts locations.

Dental Implants

Multiple Dental Implants: what patients should know

Plan missing-tooth replacement with 3D imaging, guided workflows, restorative options, and peri-implant maintenance designed to look and feel natural.

During a multiple dental implants visit, the team focuses on diagnosis, patient comfort, long-term function, and clear choices before treatment begins.

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Multiple implant-supported teeth replacing a missing span.

L-PRF therapy

L-PRF healing support for implant and grafting visits.

L-PRF stands for leukocyte- and platelet-rich fibrin. During selected surgical visits, a small amount of the patient's blood can be drawn and spun in a centrifuge to create a fibrin membrane or plug that contains platelets, white blood cells, and growth-factor-rich fibrin.

Dental Arts may discuss L-PRF when it could support natural healing around extraction sockets, bone grafts, sinus lift sites, ridge augmentation, and implant-related procedures.

Where It May Fit

  • Socket preservation after tooth extraction.
  • Bone grafting or ridge augmentation before implant placement.
  • Sinus lift healing support when the diagnosis fits.
  • Immediate implant or implant surgery sites where soft-tissue support matters.
  • Patients who want to understand biologic healing options before surgery.

Typical L-PRF Workflow

  1. Review health history, medications, and surgical plan.
  2. Draw a small blood sample at the visit when appropriate.
  3. Spin the sample in a centrifuge to separate fibrin.
  4. Prepare the L-PRF membrane, plug, or clot.
  5. Place it with the surgical site, graft, or socket as planned.
  6. Review post-op instructions and healing checks.

Important Notes

L-PRF is not a stand-alone replacement for diagnosis, infection control, careful surgery, bone grafting, or good home care. It is an adjunct that may be recommended only when the clinical situation, health history, and treatment goals make sense.

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Technology used

Digital tools used when they improve dental implants planning.

These product images are used where relevant, so patients can connect the technology to the actual service workflow.

Carestream CS 9600
Carestream CS 9600
SprintRay Pro 2
SprintRay Pro 2
iTero Lumina 3D Scanner
iTero Lumina 3D Scanner

Fotona Laser Dentistry Applications

Fotona dental laser workflows may support multiple areas of care when the diagnosis fits: periodontal therapy, peri-implant tissue support, oral surgery, soft-tissue contouring, frenectomy, lesion care, TMJ comfort workflows, NightLase, and SWEEPS-assisted endodontic irrigation.

Laser care is planned around the tooth, gum, implant, airway, or soft-tissue goal. It is not a one-size-fits-all procedure.

Patient-Focused Uses

  • Gum inflammation and periodontal maintenance support.
  • Soft-tissue procedures such as frenectomy or gingivectomy.
  • Implant maintenance and peri-implant tissue concerns.
  • Comfort-focused laser workflows for selected TMJ, airway, or healing needs.

Who This Helps

Patients usually start here when they have one missing tooth, several missing teeth, loose dentures, failing bridges, peri-implant gum concerns, or a treatment plan that needs a second look.

  • Patients comparing treatment options and timing.
  • Patients who want a clear diagnosis before making a decision.
  • Patients looking for modern dental technology in Cary, NC.

Technology Used

  • CBCT 3D imaging
  • Digital treatment planning
  • Surgical guide planning
  • 3D printed models
  • Laser peri-implant support

Technology is selected only when it improves diagnosis, planning, precision, patient education, or comfort.

Treatment Process

  1. 3D CBCT imaging and digital records
  2. Bone, gum, bite, and smile evaluation
  3. Personalized replacement options
  4. Guided placement or staged care when needed
  5. Laser-assisted tissue or peri-implant maintenance when appropriate
  6. Final restoration and maintenance plan

Cost, Insurance, and Financing

The exact cost depends on diagnosis, materials, number of visits, and whether related treatment is needed. Dental Arts can review insurance benefits, membership options, and financing before care starts.

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Patient FAQs

How long does implant treatment take?

Your Dental Arts team will review your exam, digital records, medical history, goals, and timeline before recommending the safest next step for multiple dental implants.

Do I need bone grafting first?

Your Dental Arts team will review your exam, digital records, medical history, goals, and timeline before recommending the safest next step for multiple dental implants.

What is the difference between single implants and full arch implants?

Your Dental Arts team will review your exam, digital records, medical history, goals, and timeline before recommending the safest next step for multiple dental implants.

Dental Health & Concerns

Learn more about your dental health and care options.

Explore related conditions and treatment guides before your visit.

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