Why DICC is different? Our implants are done by a prosthodontist versus a general dentist in other dental offices. We have a state-of-the-art implant center with surgical suites and cutting-edge CBCT machines in the house so everything is done in one place by the specialist. We only use Nobel Biocare Implants, the gold standard in …
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Dental Implants – Are They Expensive? We frequently receive the same question from people in Denver Metro Area – how much do dental implants cost in Denver? There are several factors, but we will give you a quick answer: Implant treatment costs in Denver vary – from under $2,999 to well over $15,000. Most would …
Dental Implants in Denver, CO Are you experiencing tooth loss? There is no doubt that this can affect your smile and even your confidence. Dental implants can help correct this issue, however, if there is any bone loss occurring in your mouth, dental implants may not be long-lasting. Fortunately, there is a revolutionary procedure known …
Are you planning to have All on 4 implants? If so, then you will need to understand if you are suitable for the procedure. It is actually a long process that may require CT scanning. At Dental & Implant Centers of Colorado, we offer Free Consultation and CT-Scanning when needed. Reasons to conduct a CT …
Smile In A Day – Dental Implant Procedure Smile in a day (sometimes referred to as teeth in a day or all-on-4) replaces your teeth (or dentures) with a fully fixed bridge secured by a minimum of four dental implants. It is the closest you can get to a full set of natural teeth and …
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Do you have dentures that cause you trouble and discomfort instead of much-needed support? Do you also dread them falling out when you speak? And when was the last time you bit into a crunchy apple? Well if so, maybe the All-on-4 (also known as ‘Teeth in a Day’) Dental Implant treatment is exactly what …
Dentures for total tooth replacement have actually been in use for centuries, using wood and other materials. However, we’ve learned much about replacing teeth since then and total tooth replacement in the 21st Century is far more advanced and comfortable than ever before. Using the modern compounds that are available today, as well as improved …