One Missing Tooth or a Full Smile — We Have Options.

For most patients, a dental implant is the strongest, longest-lasting replacement for a single missing tooth because it functions like a natural tooth and does not rely on neighboring teeth. That said, bridges and partial dentures are excellent solutions for many situations. Your free consultation will show you exactly which options fit your case.

It depends on how many teeth you are replacing and which solution you choose. Dentures are the most affordable starting point, while implants are a long-term investment. We provide exact pricing at your free consultation, we accept most PPO and union insurance plans, and 0% financing is available for qualified patients.

Yes. Because our lab is on site, many patients receive same-day dentures, and qualified implant patients can receive extractions, implants, and a new set of teeth in a single visit through our Teeth in a Day program.

Not necessarily. Many patients who were told no elsewhere become candidates after bone grafting, which we perform in-house. We also offer free second opinions, so bring your records and let our specialists take a fresh look.

You have great upgrade options. Implant-supported and snap-on dentures add stability so you can eat and speak with confidence, and our on-site lab can also reline, repair, or remake your current denture, often the same day.

Yes. We offer sedation options for patients who feel anxious or are undergoing longer procedures, so your visit stays calm and comfortable from start to finish.

Most PPO and union plans cover a portion of dentures, bridges, and sometimes implants. We verify your benefits before your appointment and explain exactly what your plan covers, with no surprises.

For some patients, same-day dentures or partials may provide the fastest removable replacement option. Implant timelines depend on the type of treatment, bone and healing requirements.

Yes. Island Dental has an on-site dental laboratory that supports full dentures, partials, flippers, replacement dentures, repairs and relines.

Many denture repairs can be completed through the on-site lab. The exact repair depends on the type and extent of damage.

A single dental implant may be an option for replacing one missing tooth without using the neighboring teeth for bridge support.

A reline, replacement denture, mini implants or a snap-on implant denture may be considered depending on the fit of the denture, available bone and your treatment goals.

Your dentist can evaluate your teeth, gums, bone and bite and then compare the options that fit your clinical situation and preferences.