Implants & Dentures
Explore Dental Implants and Dentures for Lasting Tooth Replacement Solutions
Dental implants provide a permanent, natural-looking tooth replacement option, while dentures offer a removable yet stable solution for replacing multiple missing teeth. Our dedicated team of experts will guide you through the process, helping you regain the confidence to eat, speak, and smile with ease, allowing you to embrace life to the fullest once again.
Restore Your Smile Permanently with Dental Implants
Our skilled team of dental professionals will meticulously craft and place dental implants, seamlessly integrating them with your natural teeth to provide a permanent and stable foundation for dental crowns or bridges, allowing you to regain the confidence to eat, speak, and smile with ease.
Embrace Confidence with Custom Dentures
Rediscover your smile and embrace renewed confidence with custom dentures that are precisely crafted to fit your unique oral structure. Experience enhanced comfort and functionality with dentures that provide a natural-looking appearance, helping you regain comfort and ease in your daily activities.
Rebuild Your Smile with Bridges
These custom-made dental restorations bridge the gaps created by missing teeth, effectively restoring the ability to chew and speak properly. They contribute to a beautiful smile by seamlessly blending with the natural teeth, enhancing confidence and restoring a person’s ability to smile with ease.
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Call (937) 372-8502 or text (855) 559-0201 to schedule an appointment.
Hear From Our Happy Patients
Dr. Ames and Dr. Williams are exceptional in the treatment and care of their patients. The dental hygienists, technicians and office staff are all very competent and friendly and know how to put their patients at ease. We feel fortunate to have finally found a dental office that meets our needs, is trustworthy and treats their patients like family
Connie Fread
Great service. Very compassionate staff. I’ve had the pleasure of meeting Amanda, Shelley(?), Teresa and Ariana so far and all are terrific. Dr. Ames is very professional, really listens, patiently answers my questions with respect, which allays my anxiety. His treatments are spot on. Office surroundings are “clean, cheerful and equipment is very well-maintained. Office hours are flexible which helps with my schedule. I highly recommend this practice.
Cynthia Liming
I LOVE Dr. Ames and his staff! We have a family of 8 and everyone of us sees him. They are so personable, wonderful at scheduling us, and easy to work with. Dr. Ames is fantastic with both my older and younger kids. It’s the best feeling when your kids are excited to go to the Dentist! Thank you Dr. Ames and staff!
Nicole Neu
Dr. Ames has been helping me through a very difficult time with my dental care. I am having a very positive experience with Dr. Ames, his staff and am very satisfied with my treatment plan.
Robert Podmore
I have gone to Dr Ames for many years. He is a very kind and gentle dentist, and also very good at what he does. His staff are all AWESOME, from the receptionists, to the dental hygienists. They are all very welcoming, friendly and professional. If you are looking for a dentist for yourself &/or your family I highly recommend Dr Ames! If I could score them a 10 I could!
Shannon Kaney
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Frequently Asked Questions
Determining whether dentures, implants, or a bridge is the most suitable option depends on various factors. Firstly, consider the number of missing teeth you have. Dentures are generally recommended for individuals missing multiple teeth or entire arches, while bridges and implants are suitable for those with one or a few missing teeth. Secondly, assess the condition of your remaining teeth and overall oral health. If your adjacent teeth are healthy and strong, a bridge may be a viable choice. However, if your natural teeth are compromised or insufficient, dental implants could provide a long-term solution. Consulting with a dental professional will help evaluate your specific situation, allowing them to recommend the most appropriate option tailored to your needs.
Dentures are removable appliances used to replace missing teeth and restore oral function and aesthetics. They consist of artificial teeth set in a pink or gum-colored base made of acrylic or a similar material. Dentures can be complete (replacing all teeth) or partial (replacing some missing teeth).
The lifespan of dentures can vary depending on factors such as oral hygiene practices, changes in the mouth over time, and the quality of the denture itself. On average, dentures may need to be replaced or relined every 5 to 10 years to ensure a proper fit and optimal function.
Yes, with proper adjustment and practice, you can eat and speak relatively normally with dentures. Initially, it may take some time to adjust to the feel and fit of dentures, but most individuals adapt well over time. Your dentist will provide guidance on how to best care for and use your dentures.
Proper denture care involves daily cleaning, soaking them in a denture solution overnight, and regular visits to the dentist for check-ups and adjustments. Avoid using hot water or harsh chemicals on dentures, as they can cause damage. Your dentist will provide specific instructions on denture care.
Yes, dentures can be supported and stabilized with dental implants. Implant-supported dentures (also known as implant overdentures) provide increased stability and retention compared to traditional removable dentures. Dental implants act as anchors, improving the function and comfort of the dentures.