Columbus Dental Implants

Dentures, dental crowns, and bridges can be inconvenient and uncomfortable, which is why many people steer towards the option of dental implants for a more permanent teeth replacement fix. Lasting for several years, dental implants may be a great option for you.

This procedure is frequently performed by Dr. Hollander providing them with a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere. You can expect prompt service and quality work when coming in to see Dr. Hollander for your cosmetic dentistry treatment. We will be sure to make good use of your time, and minimize the time you spend in the waiting room.

In practice since 1977, Dr. Hollander has the experience needed to perform your ceramic dental implants procedure. He is continually staying up-to-date on the latest cosmetic and general dental techniques, while continuing his education as a dental professional. His practice is located eight miles from downtown Columbus, making it convenient for those seeking dental implants in the central Ohio area.

Ideal Candidates for Dental Implants

• In good general and oral health
• Have adequate bone in the jaw to support the implant.
• Have healthy gum tissues that are free of periodontal disease
• Non-smokers

What are dental implants?

Dental implants are ideal for patients with missing teeth and looking for an alternative to bridges and dentures. The implants used are replacement tooth roots, which provide a strong foundation for permanent or removable replacement teeth and are made to match your natural teeth. These replacement teeth will look, feel and function just like your own natural teeth.

Dental implants can improve your smile and help you feel better about your smile and yourself. These implants eliminate the discomfort and the embarrassing inconvenience of having removable dentures as well as the need for messy adhesives just to keep the dentures in place. Since the implants stay in place, you can eat what you want and not have to worry about sliding dentures.

While these implants are durable and will last many years, they still require the same care as real teeth. This includes brushing, flossing, and regular check-ups. With proper care, they can last a lifetime.