Are Electric Toothbrushes Better?

The main question many consumers still have – years after the invention of the electric toothbrush – is are electric toothbrushes even better than a traditional toothbrush? The answer is somewhat complex, but can also be distilled down into an easy yes or no. And the answer, in brief, is yes.

The traditional thinking was that the best electric toothbrush would not provide better hygiene than a traditional toothbrush as long as you brushed your teeth thoroughly twice per day, for two minutes at each session.

However, new research has shown that the best electric toothbrushes actually beat the traditional brushes. The studies concluded that the best electric toothbrushes got rid of 20% more plaque, and 10% more of gum inflammation when used for over 2 months continuously.

While 10% more gum inflammation being removed may not seem like a big deal, removing 20% more plaque than a traditional toothbrush certainly is! This is the #1 reason why an electric toothbrush is a far superior choice to the traditional models. We also like that the brushing speed is much, much faster. We have found that this makes our teeth feel cleaner, even if there is no scientific evidence to back this observation up.

These days it is very hard to tell what the best electric toothbrush on the market is. There are so many different options, it can make choosing the best product a huge challenge for the average consumer. That’s why we have distilled down our top 10 picks for the best electric toothbrush on the market today:

#1 – Philips Sonicare 2 Series

The Philips Sonicare 2 is one of the less expensive models in the Sonicare series. This makes it our top pick, as it is priced at a level where any consumer should easily be able to afford it.

#2 – Oral-B Pro 1000

The Oral-B Pro 1000 is also an excellent choice for the best electric toothbrush because it is priced at a reasonable level, making it affordable for most consumers. Even though the price is a bit lower, this brush does not skimp on features. It has everything you are probably seeking in an electric toothbrush and has excellent online reviews.

#3 – Philips Sonicare FlexCare Platinum Connected

While a little bit pricier, this brush has many interesting and amazing features like the ability to connect to an app that maps out your entire mouth and keeps track of whether or not you are brushing every part or not. This futuristic feature may one day become standard, and if you don’t mind spending a little bit above the minimum buy-in for an electric toothbrush, this is one of our top choices.

#4 – Greater Goods’s Sonic Electric Toothbrush

We love this brush because it is the most affordable model on the market that we still recommend. However, you definitely will not be getting every feature that you would normally get, with even the most modestly priced electric toothbrush models.

#5 – Oral-B Pro 3000 3D White Smart Series

This toothbrush is a very high seller, and with great reason. It offers many semi-advanced features for a very affordable price. With over 500 reviews on Amazon alone, this brush has also earned the American Dental Association (ADA) Seal of Acceptance. Of the many Bluetooth models of electric toothbrushes out there, this brush is also the most affordable.

#6 – Waterpik Sensonic Professional Toothbrush (SR-3000)

This Waterpik model is a great choice, both in an assortment of features and affordability. It offers an advanced cleaning mode, and a very fast speed, for the brush head. One of our personal favorites.

#7 – Dazzlepro Advanced Sonic

This brush is competitively priced and even offers an extra ‘sensitive’ cleaning mode. While the brand is a little less well-known, we found this brush to be competitively priced, and very easy to use. We especially like the sensitive cleaning mode, as this is a completely unique feature to this toothbrush alone.

#8 – Philips Sonicare 3 Series

With over 1,000 customer reviews on Amazon alone, this model is a very well-known electric toothbrush, and it offers nearly any feature you could ever want or need. It is also very reasonably priced, making this a solid choice for any consumer looking to find the best electric toothbrush on the market, without spending a fortune.

#9 – Oral-B Black 7000

With over 3,000 customer reviews on Amazon alone, this is by far one of the most popular electric toothbrushes on the market. It has luxury features (like six different brushing modes) but is still affordably priced. The app for brushing is also very useful, and there is very little left to want if you make this purchase.

#10 – Philips Sonicare DiamondClean

With over 3,500 customer reviews on Amazon, this brush is definitely one of the most frequently purchased. It falls near the bottom of our list because it is priced a little bit higher than most consumers want to spend on an electric toothbrush. However, if you don’t mind spending a little bit more upfront, there are many long term features that make this brush worthwhile.

What To Look For When Buying An Electric Toothbrush

There are many different features that consumers should look for in terms of choosing a toothbrush. However, when looking for the absolute best electric toothbrush, there is a myriad list of additional features that are offered, though not all of them will be ones you will likely want to pay extra for.

Plaque removal is by far one of the top features to look for when choosing a toothbrush, but it is not the only factor to consider. Most dental issues stem from the bacteria in plaque not being taken care of properly, and an electric toothbrush will definitely do this job of plaque removal well. If plaque isn’t removed, it turns into tartar, and from there, things only get worse. If things get worse from here, gingivitis (gum disease, or periodontal disease) can start to occur. This is reversible, but if not corrected, gingivitis is one of the early stages of what eventually turns into the process of tooth loss.

If you are truly looking for the best electric toothbrush on the market, you will want to look for some more advanced features, which regular toothbrushes do not offer. This means features like:

• Speed of the brush (an electric toothbrush can clean hundreds of times faster than your own hand can)
• Power source
• Cleaning method
• Pressure sensor
• Timer
• Replacement toothbrush head costs
• App compatibility

There are even some interesting newer models that move beyond these features, but they are definitely not for the average consumer. So if you want to spend the extra money, there are certainly cool new features like unique app connectivity, charts, graphs, sensors, and different brush mode settings.

If any of these seem superfluous that’s because they pretty much are. We imagine that in the future there will be hands-free electric toothbrushes on the market or even more futuristic options, but until then, the options remain fairly constrained.

How Much Should I Spend On An Electric Toothbrush?

While it is very easy to start spending quite a bit of money on what you may think is the best electric toothbrush, the truth is that the only truly essential feature is a two-minute timer, which will help ensure you brush your teeth for long enough. Everything after that mostly qualifies as a ‘nice to have’ feature, but not a necessity.

While there are a variety of features that one can spend money on, the truth is that the replacement toothbrush head cost is one of the most important factors to consider when buying an electric toothbrush as it will end up saving you the most money in the long term. While there are many exciting new features on the market today, there is still going to be time until any true breakthroughs come in electric toothbrushes. So far, there have not been any truly standout features that make anyone run out and buy an electric toothbrush unless they happen to already be looking for one, but in due time there will be!

Another important factor to look for when deciding what to spend is how often the battery needs to be recharged, and how long each charge lasts for. One week is about the average length of time that most electric toothbrushes last on one full charge. Buying an electric toothbrush that lasts less than this amount of time would not be advisable as you will constantly have to be charging it. You would not buy a cell phone with poor battery life, so why buy an electric toothbrush with one either?

The average consumer usually spends around $50-100 on an electric toothbrush, but this is a very low amount since buying traditional toothbrushes for the rest of your life will likely cost far more than this. Our recommendation is to get the best electric toothbrush you can afford that still stays within your budget.

One of dentistry’s biggest challenges is matching the color of a single central incisor (aka your front tooth) so that your new crown looks natural. To understand why requires a little background on light and color.

As you may recall from high school science class, light carries color to our eyes. All the colors we see are the result of light either being reflected or absorbed by whatever object we’re looking at. All light contains every visible color in the spectrum, but we can’t see light at all until it is reflected off of an object. When light hits an object, some colors are absorbed into it. Those not absorbed are reflected back to our eyes as color. That’s why Matching The Color of Natural Teeth is crucial when performing oral surgery at our dental implant center.

Every material reflects light differently. Wood and metal, for example, absorb different amounts of light, so it’s a challenge to make one look like the other. Sometimes, under the right circumstances we can pull off an illusion that makes wood look like metal. In dentistry, we are always trying to create the illusion that dental materials such as porcelain, composites and acrylics are actually enamel, dentin and everything else that exists in natural teeth.

Color has three components: Hue, Chroma and Value:

• Hue is the color itself, such as red, green or yellow

• Chroma is the strength of the color

• Value is the degree of brightness or darkness (the amount of white or black)

In matching the shade of natural teeth, the most important component of color is Value. This is because our jaws are in the shape of an arch. The base of the arch is in the back of the mouth and the highpoint is in the front of the mouth. The midline, usually located between the central incisors, is the middle of the arch. Typically, this corresponds to the middle of your face.

As you can imagine, the farther a tooth is from the midline, the less its surface will be visible and the less light it will absorb. If the Value is matched very closely, the Hue and Chroma will blend under limited lighting, making it relatively easy to match the shade in the back of your mouth (the posterior) than it is in the front (the anterior) or what is referred to as the “aesthetic zone” that comprises your front six teeth.

In the aesthetic zone, Hue and Chroma take on a more important role, but once again, Value (how bright the tooth looks) is still the top consideration. Because your teeth are all usually in the same color range (Hue), if the Chroma is close enough, the Value will cause our eyes to perceive the teeth to match. Even normal, natural teeth may vary in shade, but the Value causes our eyes to see them as the same.

In reality, however, no two eyes see any color exactly the same – not even your own two eyes! Try this experiment: Take a solid colored object and look at it in a lot of light. Then close your right eye and note the color. Now, open your right eye and close your left eye. Try this back and forth quickly a few times and observe that the color will look slightly different to each eye.

When observing a color, our brains actually merge the images produced in each eye so that what we see is an average. Next, try looking at the same object in very low light. The difference between the eyes will be less or not at all. If you can get the light low enough, you will still be able to see the object, but not the color. At some point, without sufficient light, we are only able to see in black and white.

In dentistry, this use of Value to blend to the human eye will work in almost every situation – except at the midline. That location is the spot where the most light is visible and where our brains will interpret the color most critically.

This explains why even the most skilled dentists and dental technicians can get a shade match on a single central incisor to look indistinguishable from a natural tooth in artificial light, but not in sunlight. Or why they can achieve a match in sunlight but not in incandescent light. Or in incandescent light not in florescent light. We can pull off the illusion, but not in every kind of light.

There are a few options available for matching the shade of single central incisors. One is to match the type of light in which the patient is most often seen. Depending on the amount of translucency in the adjacent central incisor, the choice of restorative material can be critical in obtaining a match. But the surefire way to obtain a match that will create the illusion in every kind of light is to include the adjacent central incisor and restore both with the same materials.

While the science of light and color is far too complex to describe in a single blog post, I hope that this explanation leads to a better understanding of what goes into Matching The Color of Natural Teeth with dental implants and professional tooth whitening.

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Dental prostheses usually consist of three components: The first is the implant, which can be thought of as a replacement for the root. The second is the abutment, which fits on the implant and provides a platform for the prosthesis. The third component is the prosthetic tooth itself, which connects to the abutment. By Reverse Engineering for Function and Estheticsm starts with taking accurate impressions of the patient’s jaws.

Single tooth replacement and bridges require a tooth to be positioned and placed directly over an implant. If the implant is not correctly positioned, the result can be a misshaped tooth that has to be contoured to work with the bite of the opposing teeth, and must also twist and bend to meet and fit with the implant or abutment. The hybrid prosthesis usually consists of a CAD/CAM (computer aided design/computer aided manufacturing) titanium framework that interfaces with the implants or abutments, and connects the implants together with a bar to create a strong, solid and stable platform upon which to build the teeth.

The teeth are built on a bar supported by implants rather than directly on the implants. Because of this, the positioning of the implants in relation to the positioning of the teeth takes on less importance. In other words, the positioning of the teeth is not reliant solely on where the implants are located. This important feature of the hybrid prosthesis allows for a unique benefit for both the clinicians and patients: the ability to reverse-engineer the prosthesis:  i.e. Reverse Engineering for Function and Esthetics.

Reverse engineering the prosthesis starts by taking accurate impressions of the patient’s jaws. Then, in the laboratory, upper and lower master models are fabricated that accurately reproduce the position of the implants, the remaining teeth and the gums. A devise called an articulator is used to position the master models in the correct relationship, upper to lower. The articulator also replicates the motions of the jaws.

The teeth can then be positioned on the master model, creating the most aesthetic result while achieving optimum function.

This includes selecting the size, shape and shade of the teeth as well as their arrangement. Attaining the best results involves the skilled balance of science and art. While teeth can be positioned in the laboratory on an articulator, the final test of the esthetics and function can only be accomplished in the patient’s mouth. This is where they are set in pink wax to hold them firmly in place. A “try-in” allows for the repositioning of the teeth before they are permanently set in place.

A highly skilled prosthodontist is necessary to insert, evaluate and adjust the wax try-in of the prosthesis.  This ensures the correct position of the teeth in every function including biting, chewing, moving side-to-side and up and down, and even at rest. During the wax try-in, aesthetic aspects such as mid-line, smile line, natural bite, shape, size, shade, and position of the prosthesis are also analyzed.

After the wax try-in is finalized, the master model is digitally scanned into a computer. The wax try-in is also scanned and the two images are three-dimensionally superimposed upon each other.  The goal here is to create an image that shows the relationship between the position of the teeth and the implants. The technician, with the aid of the computer, can then design the titanium frame that connects the implants together and provides proper support for the teeth.

Once the frame has been digitally designed, all of the information is sent to a milling machine.  The machine cuts the frame from a solid block of titanium to the exact specifications of the scans and design. The finished frame is sent back to the laboratory and the teeth are processed onto the frame.

In the traditional mode of dental technology, the frame would have been made to fit the implants. And it would have dictated the function and esthetics of the teeth. With reverse engineering, the frame is dictated by the position of the teeth and the implants. This aspect of the hybrid technique enables functional and aesthetic results never before possible: Beautiful permanent teeth that work!

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People frequently call our office asking questions like, “How much do dental implants cost?” or “How long will it take me to get a set of dental implants?” When you take into consideration that we are a dental implant center, these questions may seem, at first, to be entirely legitimate. In our experience, however, it is not simply the cost or the quantity of time that makes the dental implant procedure an appealing investment. As with any product or service that stands the test of time, replacing broken or missing teeth is a complex process that requires expertise and the finest materials. Our patients get the opportunity to learn about this entire process, and they consistently come away from their treatment with the confidence that they have chosen the best denture alternative Philly residents can find.

Maybe you have seen an ad in a magazine or on a billboard, claiming something like, “Dental Implants: Only $999!” If this seems too good to be true, or even slightly misleading, that’s because such statements only give you a glimpse of the bigger picture. When you are looking for replacement teeth that will last you a lifetime, a series of procedures are required, and the implants you keeping hearing about are only one piece, one of several steps you will need to take to get the best denture alternative Philly has to offer. Your total mouth makeover begins and ends with very unique circumstances, so we encourage you to look beyond the cost of “just an implant”, and think about the current conditions of your teeth that need to be treated.

The Best Denture Alternative in Philly: All-on-4

When you visit us at By Design, we will evaluate your teeth, gums, and jaw bones to figure out a few factors that will ultimately determine the extent of your treatment. You may have several bad, broken, or missing teeth, We may discover partial teeth, broken beyond repair, which need to be removed before we can place a dental implant. Depending on the condition of your jaw bone at the site where we need to place an implant, we may need to do a bone graft so that the post can be firmly anchored in place.

On the day of your implant procedure, we can create a temporary tooth or set of teeth.   These temporary teeth allow you to chew and function almost to the full capacity of your permanent teeth.  They are meant to look nice and allow one to eat cautiously while the implants integrate to your jawbone over the next 3-4 months.  An added advantage for you and By Design is this allows you to provide lots of feedback to us if you would like any subtle changes to your final teeth, ie. make them a shade lighter.   After complete implant integration, we can transition you to your new, natural looking, permanent replacement teeth. Your new prosthetic teeth, specifically designed to allow you to eat, speak, and smile just like you did with your original teeth, are built to last you a lifetime.

As you weigh the pros and cons of crowns, bridges, and the best denture alternative Philly has to offer, remember that your treatment comes down to a whole lot more than just dental implants. Generalizations about cost can be very misleading, so we encourage you to look at the big picture. Do you want a solution that will last you a few years before needing to be replaced? Or do you want permanent replacement teeth with retention that only implants can provide, which will last you for the rest of your life?

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Teeth that are missing due to disease or decay have traditionally been replaced with dentures. For a long time, these removable false teeth provided the best solution to embarrassing, unsightly gaps. Dentures must be held in place with some type of adhesive, but they often move around or slip, causing discomfort and embarrassment for the user. They can irritate gums and even lead to sores. Dentures must also be maintained properly through regular removal for cleaning.

This solution to missing teeth is certainly far from ideal, as it can even cause difficulty chewing and eating certain foods. Thanks to modern technology, dental implants are now recommended as a better solution for missing teeth. Our Philly dental implant center can provide you with a new set of dental implants that will last longer, feel better, and look more natural than dentures.

What Are Dental Implants?

Dental implants are comprised of three different components. The first is a post that is placed into the space where the missing tooth used to be. This post is biocompatible and will bond with the bone tissue. This bonding provides the anchor for the post and the rest of the dental implant to remain secure and stable. The abutment is attached to the

post and helps secure a natural looking replacement tooth in the mouth. Dental implants can help prevent future problems associated with missing teeth, including the loss of bone density or the shifting of teeth around in empty spaces.

A Better Solution

Dental implants at our Philly dental implant center are firmly secured in the gum and jaw. They are very strong and will not slip or move around like dentures. Dental implants are the better and more permanent solution to missing teeth and they require much less maintenance than dentures. In fact, we tell our patients to simply brush and floss them like natural teeth and practice good dental hygiene.

Perhaps the best part is that your implants will feel like natural teeth. Many people complain about dentures being awkward and uncomfortable, but our implant patients will tell you that this solution is the closest thing to having your natural teeth back.

Our ability to do full mouth restorations also makes us unique. Our “All on 4” treatment concept offers patients a new set of teeth in just one day! Just four implants placed into the jaw bone serve as anchors for an entire set of new, natural looking teeth. If you have been wearing dentures and are tired of the discomfort, dental implants are the more permanent and natural looking answer.

By Design Dental Implant Center is proud to offer dental implants at a reasonable cost to patients from all over the region who come to us for service. Our office is the premier location to have your tooth replacement procedure performed. Our staff is made up of leading experts in their fields and our office is equipped with the latest technology and tools, which allows us to work efficiently, safely and successfully. We even have an on-site lab where your new, custom-designed teeth are created!

Dental Implants Cost vs. the Cost of Dentures

Dentures will be less expensive up front than receiving dental implants, but when considering the ultimate effects and benefits of either product, many patients discover that the dental implants cost is certainly worthwhile. Dental implants are an investment for the health and overall well being of the patient. These extremely durable replacement teeth provide comfort, self confidence, functionality and health. You’ll not only be able to avoid dealing with the mess and inconvenience of adhesives, but you’ll be back to eat the foods you love and talk, laugh and smile with confidence!

Many folks call our office asking, “how much is an implant?” The dental implant procedure involves several steps, which in a more conventional model is done in multiple places at various costs. When replacing missing, bad, or broken teeth, a person may need an extraction of a tooth (teeth), a bone graft, a tissue graft, the implant placed, an abutment, and the actual crown, or tooth. This type of procedure usually starts around a couple thousand dollars. We caution  patients who look solely at price when making their decision about whether or not to get implants. For years we have said, “nothing is more expensive than a redo.” It’s important to have a well trained group of specialists that are all working under one roof to execute a treatment plan with precision and accuracy. Consider the cost an investment in your future!

Any patient that has experienced living with dentures knows that they are not the most ideal answer to missing teeth. Advancements in technology and a more complete understanding of the human mouth have led to a higher quality solution: dental implants. Dental implants are replacement teeth that are custom designed for each patient and are securely placed into the jawbone. This anchoring of the implants also provides the jaw with the usual stimulation that it is accustomed to when a patient has his or her natural teeth. This stimulation keeps the jaw bone strong and healthy and actually minimalizes bone decay, which is another secondary benefit of having implants.

Taking Care of Dental Implants Cost

Dentures simply cannot provide the security and health benefits that dental implants offer. If you are interested in learning more about this unique and successful solution, please contact our office to set up your initial consultation visit. During this visit, your situation will be thoroughly assessed and a custom solution and timeline will be provided based upon our doctor’s assessment. We also offer financing options for your treatment and one of our financial consultants will assist you in working through a number of payment plan options. We know that the value you’ll receive from having this procedure done is well worth the dental implants cost, so we are committed to working with you to help you find a financing plan that fits your budget.

The first thing people notice about you is the last thing you take care of…your teeth and smile! It is a noticeable physical feature that is unique to each person, but research has shown that more than one-third of American adults are actually unhappy with their smile. Many people have gaps in their teeth or have chipped or stained teeth. If you’re not happy with the appearance of your smile, you may find yourself smiling less and being concerned about your teeth. For many professionals, this can become a significant problem in their careers because it directly affects their confidence and the ability to be comfortable in social settings. Let’s talk about What are Dental Implants? They’re the Ultimate Smile Solution and they are a great potential solution for you.

In addition, many careers are demanding and stressful and smiling has actually been proven to alleviate stress and boost your immune system. Your smile isn’t just about esthetics, it’s also about your mental and physical well being. That’s why dental implants are a great solution for the working professional.

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What are Dental Implants?

Dental implants are essentially natural looking tooth replacements. They are made up of three parts:

• Implant/Anchor: made out of titanium, this becomes the root for your new teeth

• Abutment: this component provides retention between the dental implant and the new tooth or crown

• Crown/Tooth: this is the part that can be seen and functions just like natural teeth

Dental implants are a permanent solution for replacing teeth. They can help restore your smile and provide you with a vibrant, youthful appearance that you can be proud of. They also offer you the ability to maintain healthy teeth. Dental implants are stable and secure, giving you the ability to eat and chew normally. Basic mouth functionality will never be an issue again! And the best part is our ability to design custom teeth in our on-site lab. Your new teeth will be created “By Design” and customized to fit you personally, giving your smile a natural and attractive appearance.

Are Dental Implants for Me?

Now that we have addressed the question, “What are dental implants? They’re the Ultimate Smile Solution” be sure to check out our site to learn more and find out if dental implants are the answer you’ve been looking for.

If you’re a busy professional at the height of your career, you don’t have time to be worrying about the health of your mouth or feeling self-conscious about the appearance of your teeth. You also probably don’t have time to be making countless trips back and forth to multiple offices for various specialists. That’s why we recommend checking out the option of all All-on-4™ complete mouth makeover in just one day!

What are dental implants? They’re your ultimate solution for achieving the beautiful, healthy smile you really want! Don’t wait any longer. Come in for a free patient seminar to get additional information or call to schedule a personal consultation with one of our patient coordinators.

Because dental implants provide many great benefits, they are the preferred solution for those who need new teeth. These benefits include:

• The long lasting security of your new teeth

• The ability to create the exact smile you have always dreamed of through the customization of new teeth to fit your mouth perfectly

• The functionality they provide for eating, talking, etc.

• The ability to have your new teeth in just ONE day

While these benefits are obvious reasons why dental implants are a great choice for many patients, the The #1 Benefit of Dental Implants = Your Health!

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Consider This Important Benefit of Dental Implants: The Impact on the Jawbone

The health of your jaw bone is a major factor in the overall health of your mouth. Your jawbone stays healthy because of the thousands of tiny stimulations it receives from your teeth rubbing up against one another during the course of any given day. When tooth loss occurs, the jawbone is no longer able to receive the stimulation it needs to stay healthy. Overtime the bone will decay further and further, which contributes to faster aging of facial features, decreased bone density and a decline in overall oral health.

Dental implants allow the jawbone to be continually stimulated even after tooth loss occurs. By replacing the teeth in such a way that allows them to interact with the jawbone, just as natural teeth would, the bone keeps its density and health. Other teeth replacement options like dentures do not provide this major benefit because they do not attach to the jawbone in any way.

Why Dental Implants are the Best Choice for Your Long Term Health

When considering the benefit of dental implants, remember that your oral health has the potential to significantly impact other areas of your health. When tooth loss occurs or when failing dentition is left untreated, infection and decay can cause toxins to enter your bloodstream. These toxins can be extremely harmful to your heart, which may result in major health issues.

Don’t let your overall health suffer because of negligence concerning your teeth and gums. If you’re experiencing pain or dealing with infection in your mouth, there’s a solution. Dental Implants protect the jawbone and gums and last a lifetime. At the same time, they contribute to your overall health by ensuring that a lack of oral health doesn’t lead to other problems throughout your body. The assurance that you can do something to protect your health should be comforting. That’s why it’s the major reason why many patients consider dental implants.

The By Design Dental Implant Center Difference

At By Design, the benefits of dental implants can be experienced in just one day’s time. Our office is uniquely equipped with not only all of the necessary state of the art equipment and technology to make your new teeth.  We are also equipped with an experienced and caring team of professionals to complete the whole process from start to finish. Because our team works together under one roof, our patients are able to receive their new teeth in one visit. This sets our practice apart from traditional dental implant providers. We also offer our patients a less painful, less time consuming and less expensive approach to receiving new teeth. Come in for a free consultation and let us tell you more about the benefit of dental implants!

If you’re missing one or more teeth, Pennsylvania dental implants provide a natural, long term solution for achieving the healthy smile you deserve. You may have been considering bridges or dentures, but we believe that when you understand the benefits of implants, the choice will be obvious. Here are just a few reasons why dental implants are a great solution for anyone looking to improve the appearance of their smile or the health of their mouth:

• Implants look and feel just like natural teeth
• With implants, there is no need to carry around adhesive or other dental accessories
• Implants allow you to eat all of the foods you love
• Dental implants require NO drilling down of adjacent teeth

You no longer have to suffer with poor dentition for the rest of your life. Thanks to the amazing scientific breakthroughs that have advanced the dental implant procedure in recent years, getting new, beautiful teeth is now easier than ever!

In fact, if you’re looking for Pennsylvania dental implants, you’re in luck. Our local office is a regional leader in implant procedures. We can restore your smile whether you are missing just one tooth or need a full set of brand new teeth. Our popular All-on-4™ procedure gets full mouth reconstruction patients a brand new smile- all in one day!

Here at By Design Dental Implants Center, we’re more than just a cosmetic dentist’s office. We’re on the cutting edge of new technology related to tooth restoration and we’re offering a unique approach to dental implants. Our commitment is to providing the most streamlined, convenient process for our patients and we do that by having everything you’ll need, all under one roof. As a patient with By Design, you’ll benefit from having access to:

• A full staff, consisting of every specialist needed along the way
• Advanced, on site imaging and other diagnostic tools
• Customizable new teeth made designed by an in-house lab tech

The days of going through a drawn out, tedious process are long gone. Now Pennsylvania dental implants can be a reality for you as soon as you are ready to schedule an initial consultation with one of our patient coordinators. We will walk you through the process each step of the way until you have the amazing, healthy smile you deserve!