Dental Implants

Implant Restorations

Dr. Anurag Gudeti offers complete Dental Implant solutions for patients missing one or multiple teeth. Book your appointment with Wesley Chapel’s top dental implant dentist today.

What Are Dental Implants?

Dr. Anurag Gudeti and his team understand that living without one or more of your teeth can be difficult and unhealthy. It can destroy your confidence, and make you reluctant to smile or speak naturally, as well as impact what types of food you can eat. Temporary or impermanent replacements, such as a bridge or dentures, can fill in the gap, but they will not look or feel the same as your natural teeth and can cause other problems, including damage to otherwise healthy teeth that are being used to support the artificial device. Bone loss and deterioration in the bone structure of your face can also develop if not addressed. Dental implants can be used to replace one or more of your teeth in a manner that is durable, beautiful, and mimics your natural tooth structure. A dental implant restoration from Dr. Anurag Gudeti of Wesley Chapel, FL can be made to look and feel so natural that it will feel just like your natural tooth.

Why Patients In New Tampa Choose Dental Implants

Dr. Anurag Gudeti and his team are proud to offer full-scope implant dentistry by completing all phases of implant procedures from our modern, relaxing practice in our Wesley Chapel office. Dr. Anurag Gudeti and his team use guided implant surgery to ensure precision placement of dental implants and can extract failing teeth and place dental implants often during the same visit. Even if you have bone loss, you may still be a candidate for dental implants with a bone grafting procedure. No matter your tooth replacement needs, our gentle approach offers a comfortable return to the complete, healthy smile you deserve!

What Options Do You Have?

At New Tampa Family Dental have many options from single-tooth implants to full arch restorations. When we meet and discuss your dental goals and review your case, Dr. Anurag Gudeti will make suggestions based on your needs in terms of function, cost, and desires. Contact us today!

Benefit Of A Multiple Teeth Replacement

Since dental implants are stronger than tooth structures, we can utilize multiple dental implants to replace multiple teeth. It is not necessary to have a dental implant for each missing tooth. By strategically placing dental implants, each implant can restore as many as six teeth. This is made easy by the use of our proprietary techniques utilizing digital 3D X-rays integrated with custom 3D printed surgical guides, and restorations made by analog impression material. By using this technology, it ensures the most precise outcomes leveraging the latest technologies available today.
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What Are Implant-Supported Dentures?

Tooth loss in any amount changes your oral function and often your physical appearance. But the loss of multiple or full arches of teeth carries a deeper impact, also affecting your self-confidence, general well-being, and lifestyle. For some patients, traditional dentures may be a viable option. But a growing number of others are turning to the permanence of implant-supported dentures for tooth replacement.

These types of dentures are anchored to the jaw by the strategic placement of two or more dental implants, and soundly blend the stability of implant technology with the convenience of denture appliances. If you have multiple failing or missing teeth, getting a personalized consultation with Dr. Anurag Gudeti can help you decide if this would best meet your tooth replacement needs and smile goals!
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Frequently Asked Questions About Implants

Whether it’s a single-tooth implant or several implants that are used to support a bridge or fixed dentures, implants are a great option to restore your smile. Your oral health is important and we want to be sure your questions are answered and you feel good about the decision to move forward with your custom-designed plan to improve your health.

How Do Dental Implants Work?

Dental implants consist of a titanium screw (that acts as a tooth root) and a lifelike crown, full arch, or denture restorations (the portions visible in the mouth). Implants integrate with the bone to form a solid and stable connection over the course of about four to six months, after which we permanently attach the appropriate implant restoration.
Why Choose Dental Implants Over Other Options?

Dental implants consist of a titanium screw (that acts as a tooth root) and a lifelike crown, full arch, or denture restorations (the portions visible in the mouth). Implants integrate with the bone to form a solid and stable connection over the course of about four to six months, after which we permanently attach the appropriate implant restoration.
Is The Implants Process Painful?

Dr. Anurag Gudeti uses 3D imaging to plan the exact position of dental implants and guided implant surgery to precisely insert implants within the jaw bone. These techniques create a minimally-invasive procedure, but we do offer laughing gas sedation to oral sedation, as well as other options of sedation to ensure your total comfort during your implant visit.
Why Is 3-D Imaging Important?

Accuracy in dental implant placement is paramount because of the vital structures located throughout the head and neck. Dr. Anurag Gudeti has invested in the newest technology that gives us the exclusive ability to accurately diagnose and treatment plan dental implants. Assuring the highest level of safety for our patients. This plan can even be made into a guided surgical template to ensure a dental implant can be placed into the precise position easily and quickly.
How Much Do Implants Cost?

The cost of dental implants in Wesley Chapel, FL, varies depending on several factors, including the number of teeth placed, the need for tooth extractions or bone grafting, type of implant procedure, and overall oral health. A consultation with our team can determine what your implant cost might be.
Will My Insurance Cover Implants?

At New Tampa Family Dental, our wonderful staff will work with you to see if your insurance company will cover the dental implant procedure. If for any reason it’s not covered, we will let you know and will work with you to develop a financial plan if needed. Our patients often tell us that it’s completely worth the investment of their time and money to permanently replace their missing teeth with dental implants.
How Long Is The Implant Process?

Treatment time can vary greatly depending on your needs. Most dental implant treatments can be completed between 4-12 months but some can be even faster. If the implant is stable enough from the outset, some dental implants can be restored immediately. Each situation needs a separate evaluation; Dr. Anurag Gudeti and his team will be able to give you an approximate timetable.
How Do I Care For My Dental Implants?

Dental implants are cared for exactly like normal teeth! Proper brushing, flossing, and regular cleanings typically are all that is necessary to maintain your dental implants.
How Do I Get The Implant Process Started?

A personalized consultation with Dr. Anurag Gudeti! We’ll take time to listen to your concerns and smile goals, provide a thorough clinical evaluation, digital x-rays, and present the implant options best-suited for you. When can then get started with your tooth replacement whenever you are ready!
Am I A Good Candidate For Dental Implants?

Implant patients are of all ages and implants may be the right choice for anyone missing one or more teeth due to injury, disease, or decay. They are especially practical for patients who can no longer wear removable dentures. Dr. Anurag Gudeti and his team can determine if you are a candidate for dental implants after a careful evaluation of your dental and medical history.
How Long Does A Dental Implant Last?

Nothing lasts forever, but for most patients, 45 years or older a dental implant will last for life. The implant itself won’t typically need replacement but the crown or cap placed on the appliance may need restoration or replacement every 10-15 years.