What if I don’t have enough bone for a dental implant?

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Author: Angela C.

Are you looking for a solution to your missing teeth or loose dentures? Have you been told you don’t have enough bone for a conventional dental implant? Watch this video by dedicated Las Vegas dentist Dr. Harvey Chin as he explains how minimally invasive mini dental implants can often be used on patients who were told they were not a good candidate for a conventional implant.

Have you been told that you don’t have enough bone in the sinus area, that you need some invasive procedure like sinus lift and other surgical procedures, we can help you.

We have minimally invasive options that makes it more comfortable, less visits, lower cost, and less treatment time also. So if that’s you, give us a call.

If you or someone you love does not have a lot of bone, schedule a free consultation with Dr. Harvey Chin to learn about if you do not have enough bone for a mini dental implant to figure out what your options are to replace your missing teeth and prevent any further bone loss.

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The Mini Dental Implant Advantage

Half The Size

Mini Implants are about half the size of traditional implant, and therefore don’t require as much bone. With less bone needed, costly, painful and time-consuming bone grafts are typically not required.

Half The Cost

In most cases, the mini dental implant procedure is less than half the cost of a traditional implant case, saving you money.

Preserves Bone Structure

Immediate Results

Because they are less invasive, and don’t require the lengthy healing time of traditional implants, they can typically be loaded with crowns, bridges and dentures immediately.

Less Healing Time & Fewer Visits

Because mini implants are much smaller, placing them is a less invasive procedure—requiring less healing time and discomfort, and fewer visits.

No More Decay

Mini implants are made out of titanium—the same type of material that is used on artificial joints, and they are not subject to decay or periodontal disease.