Get the most efficient alternative to
missing teeth
At Long Falls Dentistry, we know that appearances count. Thus we are dedicated to giving you the smile you have been dreaming of. Dental implants not only allows you to have a healthy mouth but also restores your confidence. To make things convenient for you, we create your dental implants in our office on-site, so that you can get that perfect smile in lesser time!
When it comes to restoring your smile, dental implants work great - the reason being implants are designed to look and function just like their natural counterparts, i.e., your real teeth. Also, the longevity it offers makes them popular. At Long Falls Dentistry, we offer implants to patients looking a permanent and an alternative solution for one or more teeth. To know more about implant dentistry, the benefits and to schedule an implant consultation, call us today!




Dr. Salam uses his experience and professional abilities along with the latest tools to diagnose your oral condition during a dental check-up for analyzing the present condition of your teeth. Our implant dentist Dr. Salam will work in collaboration with you and create a customized treatment plan, that suits you individually. He will keep you well-informed throughout the entire treatment process so that you can understand what you can expect. Using a combination of cosmetic dentistry and restorative techniques, Dr. Salam’s advanced approach will have you smiling again in almost no time! On the day of surgery, the dental implant post - a screw made of titanium, will be surgically placed in your jawbone.

This process replaces the root of the missing tooth so that you can get a stable tooth restoration. Upon completion, you will be sent back home with a provisional, which means, you’ll not go without a missing tooth. This will also ensure that the implant will heal with the jaw bone. Post the healing period, Dr. Salam will place and fit the replacement tooth on the implant post. The replacement can be a crown, a full or partial denture, or a dental bridge. What you’ll receive will depend on which teeth you are missing and your individual dental needs.