Dental implants are a natural-looking, versatile treatment with a high success rate and long-term oral health benefits. Dr. Sahil Goyal, Dr. Anshu Goyal, and Dr. Scott Bowersox offer dental implants to patients with one or more missing teeth. Our implant specialist works with you individually to create a personalized treatment plan that restores your smile’s health, function, and confidence.
We offer complete implant care in one convenient Frederick location. Dr. Scott Bowersox is our dedicated implant specialist. He has advanced training in surgical implant placement. Dr. Sahil Goyal and Dr. Anshu Goyal are experts in restorative dental solutions, including implant-supported crowns, bridges, and dentures. Together, they ensure your entire implant journey happens under one roof with a coordinated team approach.
Our office uses CBCT 3D imaging technology for precise treatment planning and predictable results. This advanced imaging creates a detailed map of your jawbone, showing us exactly where your nerves and sinuses are located before we ever place an implant.
Why Choose Veritas Dental Institute for Dental Implants?
- Three doctors, one coordinated team. Dr. Scott Bowersox performs implant surgery; Drs. Sahil and Anshu Goyal design and place your final restoration. You never leave our office.
- 98% success rate. Dental implants have one of the highest success rates in dentistry.
- In-network with major insurers. We accept Cigna, CareFirst, Delta, Aetna, and MetLife.
- CareCredit financing available. Interest-free payment plans for qualified patients.
- In-house payment plans. Flexible monthly options to fit your budget.
- CBCT 3D imaging. Precision planning for safety and optimal implant placement.
How Much Do Dental Implants Cost?
Dental implant costs vary based on your specific needs. We make implants affordable with:
- In-network insurance coverage: We accept Cigna, CareFirst, Delta, Aetna, and MetLife. Our team will verify your benefits and file claims on your behalf.
- CareCredit financing: Interest-free payment plans for qualified patients
- In-house payment plans: Flexible options designed to fit your budget
During your consultation, we’ll provide a personalized treatment plan with exact costs.
Complete Guide to Dental Implants
Dental implants offer many benefits. These include:
- Restored tooth function
- Long-lasting results (implants can last a lifetime)
- Permanently replace missing teeth
- Up to 98% success rate
- Durability and strength
- Slow down jawbone decay
- Increased comfort and alignment of the bite
- Filling tooth gaps
- Decreased oral health problems
- The look and feel of natural teeth
Dental implants offer several restorative options that can be permanently secured in your mouth. Dentures and dental bridges replace many teeth or even entire arches. Our implant-supported overdentures (also called “snap-on dentures”) offer more stability because we secure them using implant posts in your upper or lower jaw.
Dental implants are the only solution that restores 100% of your bite function. You don’t have to eliminate any foods from your diet. You get your confidence back and don’t have to worry about your restoration slipping or falling out.
Unlike traditional dentures, implants don’t need adhesives or special soaks. You simply brush and floss like normal.
Implant Specialist on Staff: Dr. Scott Bowersox
Dr. Scott Bowersox brings advanced implant dentistry training to the Veritas Dental Institute. As part of our three-doctor team, he focuses on surgically placing dental implants with precision for optimal outcomes.
Why this matters to you: You don’t need a referral to an outside specialist. Your entire implant journey happens under one roof, with a dedicated implant specialist performing your surgery.
See Real Patient Results
View our smile gallery to see before-and-after photos of real implant patients at Veritas Dental Institute.
Which Tooth Implant Solution Should You Choose?
We evaluate your oral health and determine if a dental implant procedure suits your needs. Dental implants are generally suitable for adults. Even if you already wear dentures or a dental bridge, you can receive implants.
Patients with gum disease, bone loss, and chronic medical conditions such as diabetes or high blood pressure can receive dental implants. However, we do not recommend dental implants for children since they are still growing.
We discuss all your options before moving forward with treatment. You should get the absolute best restoration for your needs. We discuss your concerns, oral health, smile goals, and budget to ensure dental implants align with them.
Your Dental Implant Journey Timeline
- Step 1: Consultation & CBCT 3D Imaging: We evaluate your jawbone with advanced 3D imaging to see exactly where your nerves and sinuses are. This allows us to plan implant placement with surgical precision.
- Step 2: Implant Placement: Dr. Scott Bowersox surgically places your titanium implant post. The procedure takes about 1-2 hours. You’re comfortably numbed, and sedation options are available.
- Step 3: Healing (3-6 months): Your implant fuses with your jawbone through osseointegration. We’ll place a temporary crown so you’re never without teeth.
- Step 4: Final Restoration: Once healed, we attach your custom crown, bridge, or denture. Your new smile is complete.
What Patients Say About Their Implant Experience
What If I Have Periodontal Disease or Need a Tooth Extraction?
If you require gum disease treatment, periodontal therapy, or a tooth extraction before treatment, we treat those issues first. We want to ensure your teeth and gums are healthy enough for successful implant treatment.
One requirement for dental implants is sufficient bone structure to support them. The implant posts must fuse with the jawbone to provide the stability you expect. If you don’t have enough bone, we recommend a bone graft. That will need to heal before you can receive dental implants.
Dental Implant FAQ
How long do dental implants last?
With proper care, daily brushing, flossing, and regular dental checkups, the titanium implant post can last a lifetime. The crown may need replacement after 10 to 15 years of normal wear. This makes implants the most cost-effective long-term solution for missing teeth.
Does getting dental implants hurt?
Most patients report minimal discomfort. We use local anesthesia during placement, and any soreness afterward is typically mild and manageable with over-the-counter pain relievers. Sedation options are available for anxious patients.
Are dental implants covered by insurance?
Many dental insurance plans cover a portion of implant treatment, typically 50% after your deductible. We are in-network with Cigna, CareFirst, Delta, Aetna, and MetLife. Our team will verify your benefits and explain your out-of-pocket costs before any treatment begins.
What if I don’t have enough bone for implants?
If you’ve been missing teeth for a long time, you may have lost some bone. This doesn’t automatically disqualify you. We offer bone grafting procedures to build up your jawbone. After grafting, you’ll wait 4-6 months for healing before we place implants.
Can I get implants if I have gum disease?
Active gum disease must be treated before implant placement. We offer periodontal therapy to get your gums healthy first. Once your gums are healthy, you can proceed with implants.
Receive Dental Implant Treatment Today
Contact our Frederick, MD, dental office at 301-264-5680 to replace one or more missing teeth. You can also request an appointment online with our implant dentists.
Dr. Goyal provides all types of dental implant-secured restorations, including implant-secured bridges and implant-supported dentures.
Do you have any remaining questions? Feel free to ask, and we will help you get the answers you’re looking for. To learn more about our dental implant services, visit:
- Dental Implants FAQs
- Parts of a Dental Implant
- Advantages of Dental Implants
- Dental Implants vs. Dentures
- The Dental Implants Process
- Multiple Dental Implants
- Single Dental Implant
- The Cost of Dental Implants
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