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Missing Teeth?
Get Clear Answers About Dental Implants.
Modern Dental provides dental implants in Tenafly, NJ, for patients across Bergen County and northern New Jersey, whether you're missing one tooth or all of them. Every implant is planned on your free 3D scan and placed through a surgical guide, never freehand.
Dental Implants
in Tenafly, NJ
On-Site
Dental Lab
Single Tooth
to Full Arch
Why Bergen County Patients Choose Modern Dental
One Office, Start to Finish
Your implant treatment is coordinated by one team, from planning and surgery through your final teeth.
Guided by your 3D Scan
We plan implant placement digitally and use a custom surgical guide designed specifically for your treatment
On-Site Dental Lab
Our dental technician works directly with your dentist and can see you in person when creating your final restoration.
Free Implant Consultation
Meet with our team, discuss your options, and get clear answers before deciding on treatment
Implant Solutions We Offer
Single Tooth
Implants
Replace one missing tooth with a dental implant and a natural-looking custom crown.
Implant-Supported Bridges
Replace multiple missing teeth with a fixed dental bridge supported by implants.
Implant-Supported Dentures
Improve denture stability with removable teeth that securely attach to dental implants.
Full Arch Dental
Implants
Replace a full arch of missing or failing teeth with a fixed implant-supported restoration.
Are Dental Implants
Right For You?
Dental implants may be an option if you:
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Have one or more missing, loose, or failing teeth
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Have difficulty eating because of missing teeth
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Struggle with loose or uncomfortable dentures
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Are looking for a fixed, long-term tooth replacement
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Want to know whether implants are possible in your situation
Not sure if you’re a candidate for dental implants?
A consultation and 3D scan can help determine your options.
Dental Implant
Cost and Financing
Dental implant cost depends on the number of implants, the type of restoration, and your individual treatment needs.
During your consultation, we will explain:
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Which implant option fits your situation
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Your estimated treatment cost
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Financing and payment options
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Available dental insurance or Medicare Advantage benefits
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Treatment timeline and next steps
What to Expect at Your Implant Consultation
Your consultation is the first step in determining whether dental implants are right for you. We’ll review your individual needs, evaluate your 3D scan, and discuss the treatment options that may work for your situation. Before making a decision, you’ll understand your options, expected treatment timeline, estimated cost, and next steps. No pressure - just clear answers about your implant treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
With good care, a dental implant can last 20 years or longer, and many last a lifetime. The post fuses to your jawbone and can't decay. The crown on top wears like a natural tooth and may need replacing after 10 to 15 years.
Most patients say it hurts less than having a tooth pulled. Your mouth is fully numbed, so you don't feel the placement itself. Afterward, expect some soreness and swelling for a few days. Over-the-counter pain medicine usually handles it.
Most implant treatment takes three to six months from placement to final tooth. The implant needs time to fuse with your jawbone before the crown goes on. Some cases move faster. Your bone health and how many teeth you're replacing set the pace.
Bone loss doesn't rule out implants. A bone graft rebuilds the area first, and the implant goes in once it heals. Grafting adds a few months to treatment but makes implants possible for patients who were told no somewhere else.
There's no age limit for dental implants. Health matters more than age, and many patients in their seventies and eighties do well. What we check is whether your gums are healthy, your bone can hold the implant, and any medical conditions are under control.
Sometimes the same day. If the socket is healthy and there's enough bone, the implant can go in right after the extraction. Otherwise the site heals for three to four months first. Waiting years causes bone loss, so don't put the decision off.
