Dental Implants & Full-Arch Restoration
A complete rebuild, engineered for a lifetime
A dental implant replaces the root of a missing tooth, not just the visible part. A titanium post goes in the jawbone, and a custom crown goes on top. We handle single implants, implant-supported bridges and dentures, and full-arch work in Altamonte Springs. Every case is planned with 3D imaging. You get your options and costs in writing before you commit.
Implant Options
The right solution for how much you're restoring
Single Tooth Implants
A titanium root replacement topped with a natural-looking crown. It replaces one missing tooth without touching its neighbors.
Multiple Tooth Implants
Implant-supported bridges that replace several missing teeth while preserving jawbone and facial structure.
Full-Arch Restoration
A complete upper or lower arch of teeth, permanently anchored to as few as four strategically placed implants. In select cases it can be completed in a single day.
Implant-Supported Dentures
Secure, stable dentures that snap onto implants, ending the slipping and discomfort of traditional removable dentures.
Why Avora for Implants
Competence, predictability, and a team you trust
Destination-level expertise
Full-arch and complex implant cases are planned start to finish under one roof, with careful 3D imaging and treatment planning.
Built to last
Implants are designed to function and feel like natural teeth for decades with proper care.
A guided, honest process
We walk through every option, cost, and timeline together before you commit to a plan.
What a dental implant is
A dental implant replaces the root of a missing tooth, not just the visible part. A small titanium post is placed in the jawbone, where it fuses with the bone over time. A connector and a custom crown are then attached on top, so the finished tooth looks, feels, and functions like a natural one.
Because the implant sits in the bone, it helps preserve the jaw's shape and stimulation in a way that bridges and removable dentures don't. It also stands on its own, so your neighboring teeth don't need to be filed down to support it.
Are you a good candidate?
Most healthy adults with a missing tooth are potential candidates, but it depends on your gums, your overall health, and the amount and quality of bone where the implant would go. Conditions like uncontrolled diabetes, gum disease, and smoking can affect healing, so we look at your whole picture rather than giving a quick yes or no.
That's why your first visit includes a thorough exam and 3D imaging. If bone volume is a concern, options like bone grafting can often build up the site first. You'll know exactly where you stand before you decide anything.
What the implant process involves, step by step
Every case is different, but most follow the same path. The exact timeline depends on your bone, whether any teeth need to be removed, and the type of restoration.
- Consultation and 3D imaging to map your bone, nerves, and neighboring teeth
- A written treatment plan with your options, timeline, and cost, reviewed before you commit
- Guided implant placement, planned digitally for precision
- Healing, during which the implant fuses with the bone. This often takes a few months.
- Placement of your custom crown, bridge, or full-arch restoration
- Regular checkups to keep the implant and surrounding gums healthy
Implants, bridges, or dentures?
Each option can work, and the right choice depends on your budget, your bone, your timeline, and how much stability matters to you. Implants generally cost more up front but are designed to last for decades. Bridges and dentures cost less initially but typically need adjustment or replacement over time. We'll walk through the honest tradeoffs for your situation, including when a different option makes more sense.
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Full-arch restoration for a complete rebuild
If you're missing most or all of the teeth in an arch, or your remaining teeth can't be saved, a full-arch restoration replaces the entire arch of teeth. It's anchored to a small number of strategically placed implants and, in select cases, can be completed in a single day.
This is a larger decision, so we plan it carefully, with detailed imaging and a clear conversation about what to expect before, during, and after treatment.
Caring for your implants for life
Implants can't decay, but the gums and bone around them can still develop disease if they're neglected. Brush twice a day, clean between your teeth daily, and keep up your regular checkups and cleanings. Good habits are what let an implant last.
Dental implants for Altamonte Springs, Longwood, Winter Park, Maitland, and Casselberry
Avora Dental is on State Road 436 in Altamonte Springs, and we welcome implant patients from across the surrounding communities. Book a free consultation and we'll review your goals, your imaging, and your options at an unhurried pace.
Transparent Pricing
Clear starting prices for implant care
Every plan is confirmed in writing at your consultation before any treatment begins. These starting prices open the conversation. They are not a final quote.
Single Tooth Implant
From$3,500
as low as $58/mo*
- Titanium implant + crown
- 3D imaging included
- One doctor, start to finish
Full-Arch Restoration
From$18,500
as low as $308/mo*
- Per arch, fixed
- Full arch planning
- Financing available
Implant-Supported Denture
From$6,500
as low as $108/mo*
- Secure, stable fit
- Per arch
- Financing available
*Estimated monthly payment based on 60-month 0% financing for qualified applicants. An illustration only, not a financing offer or approval. Your exact plan and payment are confirmed in writing at your consultation.
Questions
Common questions about dental implants
We use effective anesthesia, so you shouldn't feel pain during placement. Afterward, most patients describe soreness and swelling that they can manage with the aftercare we recommend, and it usually improves within days.
Implants are designed to last for decades with good oral hygiene and regular checkups. The crown on top may eventually need replacement from normal wear, even when the implant itself is fine.
It varies. Most of that time is healing rather than appointments, so the gaps between visits are longer than the visits themselves, and a graft beforehand adds to it. At your consultation we'll give you a realistic timeline for your case.
Some patients do, especially if a tooth has been missing for a while, since bone can shrink over time. Your 3D imaging shows us how much bone you have, and we'll tell you before treatment whether a graft is recommended.
In select cases, yes. A full-arch restoration can sometimes be completed in a single day. Whether it's right for you depends on your bone and your overall health, which we evaluate at your consultation.
Cost depends on how many teeth you're replacing and what your case requires, so we give you a clear written plan and estimate before you commit. Financing options are available, and you can see our starting prices on the pricing page.
Ready to move forward?
Schedule your implant consultation
We'll review your goals and build a clear, honest plan. No pressure, no jargon.