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Whether you are missing one tooth or several teeth, you can get a bridge, partial, a single implant, or even an implant denture. All these options range in price and have different processes and longevity. At Higginbotham Family Dental, we have different payment options to make sure you can afford the dental care you need. To find out which option and price range is best for you, we suggest you schedule a free cosmetic consultation by booking an online appointment at any office in Arkansas, Tennessee, and Missouri.
Implants
The best long-term solution for replacing a missing tooth is a dental implant. At our office, our highly skilled dentists place implants in-house—so you won’t need a referral to another provider. This way, you can receive all the care you need in one convenient location. During the first visit, your dentist places the implant directly into the jawbone where the tooth was lost. In many cases, patients experience little to no discomfort and can even return to work the same day. While one visit is enough to place the implant, completing the full process typically requires three or more appointments. Fortunately, we offer implant services at most of our office locations, making it easy for you to restore your smile close to home.
Dental Bridge
Many people who are missing teeth choose a dental bridge as their preferred option. In many cases, insurance plans cover bridge treatment, making it a more affordable alternative to dental implants. Like implants, bridges can replace one or several missing teeth, depending on your needs. The total cost will vary based on how many teeth you plan to replace. Although a bridge may not last as long as an implant, it can still offer lasting results—especially when you maintain it with regular professional cleanings and dental exams. With proper care, a bridge can restore your smile and function for many years.
Dental Partial
A partial is another option for one or more missing teeth. This is by far the cheapest option to replace teeth. If you still have a few healthy teeth left to act as anchors for your partial denture to hold on to, then this can be an option for you. Partials are removable, so they are not permanent. If you don’t have dental insurance, we have a Discount Dental Plan you can sign up to be a member of to save on costs as well as payment plan options to get you started on your treatment right away. Call us for a free consultation or book an appointment online. Find a location nearest to you in Arkansas, Tennessee, and Missouri.