Dental Implants in Tampa, FL

Coast Dental
University

13584 University Plaza St
Tampa, FL  33613
(813) 971-8141

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Dentist Office Hours

Monday: 8:00am – 5:00pm
Tuesday: 8:00am – 5:00pm
Wednesday: 8:00am – 5:00pm
Thursday: 8:00am – 5:00pm
Friday: 8:00am – 5:00pm
Saturday: CLOSED
Sunday: CLOSED

Dental Implants

Many people call Coast Dental University to ask if dental implants would be a good solution to replace missing teeth or to secure a denture in place. Dental implants are a strong, long-lasting solution that lets you eat, talk, and smile with confidence for years to come.

Dental Implant A dental implant is a titanium post that is shaped like a small screw. The dentist or specialist places the post in the bone under your gums. The bone will gradually grow around the dental implant, creating a strong base for a crown, bridge, or fixed denture. Best of all, dental implants have a documented success rate of more than 95%, which is significantly higher than other tooth-replacement options.

How Dental Implants Work

At our Coast Dental office in Tampa, we can use dental implants to replace missing teeth in several ways.

Single Tooth Replacement: When you have one tooth missing, Dental Implants Replace One Tooth. a single dental implant is inserted into the bone to replace the tooth root. Once that has healed, the dentist will place a custom-made, color-matched, stain-resistant crown on top of the dental implant so that it looks like a natural tooth. Best of all, a dental implant will never decay or need a root canal.

Multiple Tooth Replacement: If you have more than one tooth missing, your dentist Dental Implants Replace Multiple Teeth may recommend placing dental implants to secure a bridge. For example, if you are missing three teeth in a row, then the dentist may recommend placing two implants, one on other side of the gap, and then topping it with a three-point bridge. One of the advantages of having dental implants anchor a bridge is that the dental implants won’t weaken or decay.

Fixed Implant-Supported Dentures: Dental Implants Replace All Teeth Dental implants can also support a complete denture, which is an entire row of replacement teeth. Typically, the dentist or specialist will place four dental implant posts, and the denture will be attached. Implant-supported dentures are secure in the mouth. They don’t flap or slip like a normal denture can. That makes it easier to speak and eat.

What Do Dental Implants Cost?

Dental implants are often a cost-effective option when viewed as a long-term investment in your health, comfort, and well-being. Initially, implants are more expensive than other tooth-replacement methods such as dentures or bridgework. But dental implants last longer; in fact, most never need to be replaced.

We recommend you check with your dental insurance company to see what portion may be covered by your dental benefits. Coast Dental University also has third-party financing partnerships which may be able to help you work the cost of dental implants into your family budget.

The first step is to schedule a consultation to see if a dental implant is the right option for you. If you are missing one or more teeth, call our dentist in Tampa at (813) 971-8141 today.

Coast Dental Services

Our dentist in Tampa offers the following Dentistry Services:

You can count on Coast Dental to keep your smile healthy and beautiful.

Emergency Dentistry

Virtual emergency exam

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General Dentistry

Check-ups and cleanings

In-need comprehensive dentistry services? Look no further than Coast Dental! Book your Dental Check-Ups and Teeth Cleanings Today.

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All Other Appointments

All Other Appointments

Contact Coast Dental today to schedule an appointment for Cosmetic, Restorative, and Specialty Services.

Patient Comfort and Satisfaction at Coast Dental University are our Top Priorities.

At Coast Dental University, we want to make your visit as pleasant and stress-free as possible. We take the time to get to know you, answer all your questions, and create a treatment plan tailored to your specific needs and goals. Your oral health and wellbeing are our top priority, and we are committed to helping you smile with confidence for years to come.

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Contact us today at (813) 971-8141 to schedule an appointment at our Tampa dentist office. 

Our friendly staff and experienced team are here to answer all your questions and address any concerns you may have. 

Let us help you achieve optimal oral health and a beautiful smile that lasts a lifetime!

Coast Dental University: Dentist Office Reviews

See what our patients in Tampa, FL are saying about their experience at Coast Dental University:

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I always hate going to the dentist and try to avoid it as much as possible. However, I had an appointment this week with Nicole and I could not be happier! Everyone in the office was so kind and helpful, Nicole did such an amazing job and thoroughly answered all my questions and concerns with next steps. I will definitely continue coming and I'm happy that the environment is so welcoming and helpful.
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Very impressive staff & Dr. They would've gotten 5 ⭐ if they offered sedation or at least nitrous oxide. But they were happy to give a referral, and invite me back to get my dentures made.
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I've been seeing Nicole Bedell for a while now and she have always been a wonderful Dental Hygienist to work with. She is very knowledgeable, caring, down-to-earth, and is super friendly to her patients. The front desk staff are good as well, and they always send out text messages in the advance to remind patients about their upcoming appointments.
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Everyone was fantastic! From the moment I walked in the door all the way until I checked out of my appointment. Everyone was kind and professional. My doctor and her technician did a very good job on my cavity fill as well as the cleaning that was done by the dental hygienist there too. Will definitely recommend this location to family and friends!
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Dental Implants

Many people call Coast Dental University to ask if dental implants would be a good solution to replace missing teeth or to secure a denture in place. Dental implants are a strong, long-lasting solution that lets you eat, talk, and smile with confidence for years to come.

Dental Implant A dental implant is a titanium post that is shaped like a small screw. The dentist or specialist places the post in the bone under your gums. The bone will gradually grow around the dental implant, creating a strong base for a crown, bridge, or fixed denture. Best of all, dental implants have a documented success rate of more than 95%, which is significantly higher than other tooth-replacement options.

How Dental Implants Work

At our Coast Dental office in Tampa, we can use dental implants to replace missing teeth in several ways.

Single Tooth Replacement: When you have one tooth missing, Dental Implants Replace One Tooth. a single dental implant is inserted into the bone to replace the tooth root. Once that has healed, the dentist will place a custom-made, color-matched, stain-resistant crown on top of the dental implant so that it looks like a natural tooth. Best of all, a dental implant will never decay or need a root canal.

Multiple Tooth Replacement: If you have more than one tooth missing, your dentist Dental Implants Replace Multiple Teeth may recommend placing dental implants to secure a bridge. For example, if you are missing three teeth in a row, then the dentist may recommend placing two implants, one on other side of the gap, and then topping it with a three-point bridge. One of the advantages of having dental implants anchor a bridge is that the dental implants won’t weaken or decay.

Fixed Implant-Supported Dentures: Dental Implants Replace All Teeth Dental implants can also support a complete denture, which is an entire row of replacement teeth. Typically, the dentist or specialist will place four dental implant posts, and the denture will be attached. Implant-supported dentures are secure in the mouth. They don’t flap or slip like a normal denture can. That makes it easier to speak and eat.

What Do Dental Implants Cost?

Dental implants are often a cost-effective option when viewed as a long-term investment in your health, comfort, and well-being. Initially, implants are more expensive than other tooth-replacement methods such as dentures or bridgework. But dental implants last longer; in fact, most never need to be replaced.

We recommend you check with your dental insurance company to see what portion may be covered by your dental benefits. Coast Dental University also has third-party financing partnerships which may be able to help you work the cost of dental implants into your family budget.

The first step is to schedule a consultation to see if a dental implant is the right option for you. If you are missing one or more teeth, call our dentist in Tampa at (813) 971-8141 today.

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