Replacing Missing Teeth
A missing tooth doesn’t have to stay that way
Implants, bridges, and dentures — explained clearly, chosen by you.
Replacing it sooner usually means simpler, better results
Losing a tooth affects more than your smile — it changes how you chew, how you speak, and over time, how your other teeth sit. Replacing it sooner rather than later usually means simpler, better results.
The right replacement depends on you: how many teeth, your health, your budget, and what matters most. Rather than push one option, Dr. Dillon will lay out what each choice involves — the time, the cost, the upkeep — and help you decide with the full picture in front of you.
Your options
- Dental implants — the closest thing to a natural tooth, anchored to stay put.
- Implant-supported full-arch — a stable, fixed solution when many or all teeth are missing.
- Bridges — a fixed option that fills the gap using neighboring teeth.
- Dentures — modern, better-fitting versions of a familiar solution.
About implants
Implants sound intimidating and rarely are. Dr. Dillon places and restores them right here in our office, with 3D planning for precision and sedation available if you’d like it.
A note from Dr. Dillon
A lot of patients walk in convinced that replacing a tooth will be a long, intimidating ordeal. Almost always, it’s far simpler than they feared. Implants in particular sound scarier than they are — I place and restore them right here, with 3D planning for precision and sedation available if you’d like it.
What matters most to me is doing only what you actually need. Often an implant is the ideal option — the closest thing to a natural tooth — but anatomy, medical considerations, and life obligations all factor in, and sometimes a bridge or denture is the more sensible call. I’ll lay out every option — the time, the cost, the upkeep — and help you choose with the full picture in front of you.
— Dr. Matthew Dillon, DDS, MAGD
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How much do dental implants cost in Coral Springs?
Cost depends on your situation — how many teeth and what each involves. We give you a clear number before you commit, and can walk through financing and our membership-plan savings.
Are dental implants painful?
Most patients find it far easier than expected. Dr. Dillon places and restores implants in-office with 3D planning and sedation available.
Implant, bridge, or denture — which is right for me?
It depends on how many teeth are missing, your health, and your budget. We lay out every option so you choose with the full picture.
A missing tooth doesn’t have to stay that way.
We’ll lay out every option and a clear number before you commit.
Talk through your options Or call or text 754-240-4820