What Is a Mini Dental Implant?
In this video, Dr. Thomas Baggett, III, breaks down what a mini dental implant is and why it is a simpler, more affordable alternative to traditional implants. Learn about the differences between mini implants in terms of size, cost, and treatment time, offering a less invasive option for restoring your smile. Watch now and schedule your free consultation to see if you’re a candidate for mini dental implants.
A mini dental implant is a true dental implant, just like a traditional or standard implant, in that it is placed directly into the bone. The primary difference lies in its diameter. According to the American Dental Association, mini dental implants are defined as having a diameter of 3.0 millimeters or less, whereas traditional implants are larger than 3.0 millimeters.
One of the key benefits of mini dental implants is that they require less bone for placement. This allows us to treat millions of patients who may have been told they are not candidates for traditional implants due to insufficient bone volume. In most cases, we can place these narrow-diameter, one-piece implants without the need for bone grafting. They are solid, strong, and provide a reliable solution for patients who would otherwise be unable to receive implant treatment.
If you or someone you love is struggling with missing teeth or loose dentures, contact Dr. Thomas Baggett, III, in Springfield, MO, for a free consultation to learn how our life-changing treatments can enhance your smile, improve your function, and restore your self-confidence.
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