Dental Implants Houston

A Lasting Solution for Missing Teeth

The best things stand the test of time. That’s true for New Teeth Dental Solutions of Houston (which has been serving Houston since 1981), and it’s true for dental implants. On top of looking and feeling just like real teeth, they’ve also been shown to last for 25 years and even a lifetime. If you’re ready to get a permanent solution for your tooth loss, book your consultation with us today to get started.

Why Choose New Teeth Dental Solutions of Houston for Dental Implants?

  • Dental Implants Placed & Restored In-House
  • Kind, Friendly, & Experienced Dental Team
  • High-Quality & Budget-Friendly

What are Dental Implants?

Basically, a dental implant is a prosthetic tooth root that is surgically placed into the jawbone. It’s made of a strong and durable material like titanium or ceramic, and it will naturally bond with the surrounding bone. This makes it exceptionally sturdy, making it the perfect foundation for a new crown, bridge, or denture. 

The 4-Step Dental Implant Process

  • Consultation: You’ll sit down with Dr. Jetton, discuss your goals, and determine if dental implants are the right fit for you.
  • Surgery: Dr. Jetton can take care of the surgical placement of your implants himself, letting you get everything you need in the same hometown office.
  • Healing: While your mouth heals over the next three to six months, your implants will meld with your jawbone, making them incredibly stable and strong.
  • Restoration: The big day has arrived! Dr. Jetton will attach your new teeth to your implants, make a few final checks, and that’s it!

Benefits of Dental Implants

  • Durability: Traditional bridges and dentures last about 5-10 years on average, while dental implants have an impressive 25+ year lifespan.
  • Bite Strength: With implants, patients recover much more of their original bite strength compared to regular bridges and dentures (Around 70% compared to 20%).
  • Natural-Looking: Implants don’t have metal or acrylic attachments—they sit within your gums and jawbone just like real teeth.
  • Bone Loss Protection: Because implants stimulate your jawbone with every bite, they actively stop the bone loss that often develops after tooth loss.