Dental implants in State College, PA

Name: State College, PA
Rating: 4.1

1715 N Atherton St State College, PA 16803

(814) 237-6200

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Never go by a few "nay sayers" you may be inadvertently punishing yourself! I put off making my appointment with Aspen Dental for 3 years! All because of a few "bad" reviews. Well due to mounting health issues i couldn't put off oral surgery any longer. So I decided to see for myself and I scheduled my appointment with Aspen dental. My only regret is that I believed the "bad" reviews I read. Yes there are good and bad with everything as nothing is perfect however, I had an awesome experience with them today. I have ms, I use a wheelchair and I have other health problems. They were very accommodating and very thorough in every step of the way! From the awesome xray tech, to the doctor, the finance assistant, and the assistance taking my impressions! I can't say enough! The only way they could be better is if they did it all for free! Lol. However a wise man once said, "anything good ain't cheap and if it's free, you'll end up paying more somehow!" I wish I hadn't waited so long but knowing all my dental problems are going to be taken care of now along with the confidence gives me much comfort and peace of mind. Looking forward to better health and a new smile *update, had oral surgery today and they made it very easy and comfortable for me. Loved that the staff had a sense of humor! This is the best place for dental needs imo. Don't listen to the nay sayers! Give em a try

The best dentist ive been too. Everyone is so nice especially the front desk girl cayla shes always so nice

Nurse was great! She deserves a 10☆.

Dental implant treatment in State College, PA

If you’re missing teeth or wearing dentures and are likely uncomfortable for you right now, that’s where we come in. Your local Aspen Dental team in State College, PA can help restore your smile, bite and confidence with permanent dental implants. As the best long-term solution for tooth loss, dental implants can help you feel like you again. With permanent titanium implants that fuse with your jawbone, you’ll experience comfort, stability and strength that mimic your natural teeth. You’ll be able to confidently eat, speak and smile again—without worrying about slippage or irritation. And because they’re built to last, you’ll continue to feel confident and cared for every single day. Walk in, call or schedule your appointment today to get started.

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How much do dental implants cost in State College, PA?

On average, Aspen Dental patients pay $4,159 per implant¹. Everything you need—implant, crown, abutment and placement—with no hidden costs. Start today for a smile that lasts.

¹Price displayed is the average price paid by patients nationwide for a single tooth dental implant. Price does not include extractions, bone grafting, or other required dentistry services. Price range for a single implant is $2,958 to $6,317. For location specific pricing information, contact your local office.

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Dental implants in State College, PA FAQs

Explore answers to common questions so you know what to expect—before, during and after your dental implant visit at Aspen Dental in State College.

Dental implants are a secure, permanent solution for tooth loss that are made to look, feel and function like your own natural teeth. Made from titanium and placed into your jawbone, they function similarly to the roots of your natural teeth. They’re designed to support a range of prostheses, including implant crowns (single tooth implants), implant bridges, implant dentures and fixed full-arch (full mouth) implants. Each implant includes three parts: A titanium implant that is surgically placed in your jaw, an abutment (connector), and a custom crown that seamlessly blends with your smile. Once placed, your implant is designed to stay put—no shifting, no slipping. Just a natural-feeling smile, created start to finish by your Aspen Dental care team, all under one roof.

If you’re wondering if dental implants are painful, you’re in the right place. Most patients are surprised by how comfortable the process is. Local anesthesia keeps your mouth numb in the area the implant is being placed. If you’re anxious or are undergoing a more complex procedure, some offices offer sedation as well. After the procedure, mild soreness or swelling is normal and usually manageable with over-the-counter medication or a prescription from your Aspen Dental provider.

We do our best to make implants accessible to everyone. While implants require healthy gums and sufficient bone to place your implants, your local Aspen Dental team in State College will discuss what’s needed for your custom care to be eligible for implants. During your consultation, your Aspen Dental provider will take X-rays of your smile, review your oral health and confirm if you are a candidate. If your jawbone is thin or weak, bone grafting may be recommended first to improve the stability of your jaw before placement. Patients with certain medical conditions may need adjustments to their care plan, but in most cases, we can help make implants accessible.

Better long-term health: Think of implants as the foundation for protecting your whole mouth’s health. Because they’re a permanent part of your jaw, they stimulate bone, support surrounding teeth to help keep your bite aligned and help maintain your oral health, which directly impacts and benefits your overall health. Plus, with proper care, implants can last a lifetime, making them a great long-term investment in your smile and health. Natural-looking results: Every implant crown, bridge or prosthesis we make is customized to blend seamlessly with your natural teeth to make smiling, eating and speaking comfortable again. Whether you’re replacing one tooth or many, the result is a smile that looks and feels like you. More facial fullness: Tooth loss can lead to bone loss and create a sunken look over time. Implant treatments help maintain your facial shape and structure, which can contribute to a fuller, more youthful appearance. Enhanced comfort: Implants are designed to feel like a part of you. That means no rubbing, no slipping and no adhesives—just a secure, stable fit whether you’re eating, talking or laughing. No adhesives or clasps: If you’re used to traditional dentures, you may be familiar with using adhesives or clasps to secure your smile. Because implants are highly stable and permanent, you can say goodbye to the need for additional support for your smile.

Yes. Implants are highly versatile with replacement options ranging from one tooth to an entire row of teeth. Here’s how: a single implant can restore and support one tooth, multiple implants can support the majority of prostheses, including a bridge (2–4 teeth), implant dentures (a row of teeth) and fixed full-arch implants (a row of teeth). Your Aspen Dental provider will design a treatment plan that matches your needs and the number of teeth you need to replace.

At Aspen Dental, we help make dental implants affordable no matter where you’re located. Here’s how: we accept most insurance providers, check to see if your plan is accepted. We do not accept Medicaid. We offer 3rd-party financing options that you can apply for at your local office. No insurance? Our Aspen Dental Savings Plan is only $49 per year² and offers a range of discounts to help make your care affordable. When you visit your local Aspen Dental, you’ll receive a detailed estimate before treatment begins so you know how much your care costs and which payment option may be right for you.