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Have you been denied for dental implants due to bone loss? Or told you need a bone graft for dental implants?

We can help, without a bone graft! Get your Zygomatic implant in Port St. Lucie in just one appointment even if other oral surgeons have said you do not have enough bone for a structured dental implant.

Even if other surgeons have told you that you lack enough bone for dental implants, we can help you. Our board-certified team of surgeons spent years developing a proven technique that requires no bone grafting. It’s this specialized approach that allows us to give you a new smile in just one day.

Great Smile Dental has board-certified dentists who utilize a specialized approach in placing elongated dental implants, called zygomatic dental implants, into the very strong cheek bone to anchor your new tooth or permanent teeth in a day. This process eliminates the need for a bone graft and allows us to provide you with a new smile in just one day!

Great Smile Dental has been serving our community for over twenty years! Our goal is to provide constant innovation and positively impact as many people as possible. We have done just that- and are now offering the newest and most innovative tooth replacement solutions. Successful placement of Zygomatic Implants can only be accomplished by highly skilled Oral Surgeons, as this procedure requires extensive additional training. 

Have you been told you are not a candidate for dental implants?

Standard implants may not be a possibility for everyone that desires a total tooth replacement solution, due to the amount of healthy bone remaining. If this has been holding you back, we have your solution! Zygomatic implants provide the greatest stability and function when placed to support a permanent smile!

The ADA’s Children’s Dental Health Day was first celebrated on February 8, 1949. It became a month-long commemoration in 1981. 40 years later, children’s dental health continues to be promoted throughout February for National Children’s Dental Health Month (NCDHM). Celebrating children’s oral health awareness is incredibly important for the community. Tooth decay remains the most common chronic childhood disease. Continuing educational programs and prevention awareness will help motivate more parents and other adults to recognize the seriousness of children’s dental disease.

Keeping up with daily oral care and visiting the dentist at least twice a year for an oral examination and professional cleanings are steps you can take towards a happier and healthier mouth! Setting the foundation for your child earlier in life will set your child up for success in the future.

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