Dental Implants Loveland Your Smile, Reimagined

Dr. Andy Maples has received extensive training, completing 150 hours of continuing education last year, well beyond Colorado’s required 15 hours.

Dr. Maples uses advanced technology like cone beam CT scans, all-digital X-rays, and intraoral cameras to ensure precise and efficient dental implant placement.

Enjoy a relaxing experience with sedation options, complimentary beverages, and TVs in every room. Our unique, modern design and amenities ensure comfort throughout your visit.

We offer comprehensive treatments, including dental implants, crowns, veneers, and more. From cosmetic dentistry to all-ceramic restorations, we provide personalized solutions for every smile.

If you have lived with a missing tooth or teeth for a long time, the bone tissue in your jaw may be too compromised to support dental implants. If this is the case, Dr. Maples can perform a bone grafting procedure to replace lost tissue and encourage new growth in order to help restore your candidacy.

It is no secret: Tobacco use is detrimental to both your dental and overall health in many ways. Smoking weakens your immune system and, in doing so, inhibits your body's ability to heal. Tobacco can also increase the risk of implant failure. If you're interested in restoring your smile with implants, you will need to quit for good several months before your surgery.

Periodontal disease will require treatment before you can receive dental implants. Healthy gums are essential to provide the stable base necessary for implant-supported replacement teeth.

The risks of surgery can increase for patients with diabetes and other autoimmune disorders. However, patients with controlled diabetes can expect to experience success rates on par with those who do not have diabetes.

Fewer implants mean less treatment time, and the All-on-4 procedure allows patients to attach a temporary denture to their new implants soon after the initial surgery.

With the reduced number of implants and abutments, patients may save money by choosing the All-on-4 treatment over traditional implants.  

No. Your Loveland dentist will numb the area before your treatment begins to ensure you feel no pain. We also offer sedation options like nitrous oxide and oral conscious sedation to ensure a comfortable and positive dental experience.

Dental implants are made with durable titanium, so they could last the rest of your life. However, your artificial teeth will wear over time and will eventually need to be replaced. With proper care and maintenance, it can last for up to 15 years or more.

Dental implant treatment is a highly customized procedure, so your total cost will depend on whether you need preparatory treatment, the number of implants you require, and the type of restoration you receive. We will provide you with an accurate quote following your consultation at our Loveland office.

One of the many benefits of dental implants and implant-supported restorations is that they look, feel, and function just like natural teeth, meaning you also care for them like natural teeth. Be sure to brush and floss daily, and visit your Loveland dentist for routine exams and professional cleanings to ensure your restored smile lasts for as long as possible.