How Many Appointments Are Needed for Mini Dental Implants?
In this video, Dr. Charles Pearson explains how many appointments are usually needed to complete mini dental implant treatment for a single tooth.
You will need one appointment to place your mini-implant and one appointment to have the crown put in. Of course, we’re talking about one crown, so that is two appointments total. The total amount of chair time in my practice is usually a little over an hour.
If you or someone you love is struggling with missing teeth or loose dentures, contact Dr. Charles Pearson at St. Apollonia Dental in Sterling Heights, MI, for a free consultation to learn how our dental implant treatments can enhance your smile, improve your function, and restore your self-confidence.
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