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    DHS DENTAL

    4.6 (13 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Cavity treatment

    Dental exams

    Tooth filling replacement or repair

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    They're really caring people there and so sweet! Even the ladies up front are really friendly and welcoming!

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    Service is really good. The staff is very nice and place is very clean too. I would definitely recommend this dentist...

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    Met my expectations by exceeding my needs. April 1 was a visit for the peg insertion work on my…read morethird implant done by Dr. Hart. The patient before me had a few complications and Harry had to spend more time to get her procedure finished properly. I would expect the same courtesies if it was me he was working on. Dentistry is akin to putting new flooring in an old house. You won't know what's under the carpet or tile until you take it out. It's not a drive thru service. Dr Hart, his grandson Mason, along with his bevy of dental assitants, lab workers and front of the house staff have always treated me with dignity and respect since my first visit several years ago. I have referred many friends and neighbors to this office. When asked how I like my first two implants, my reply is, they feel like they belong. My oral surgery on April 1 took 45 minutes start to finish and only required 8 stitches. When the anesthetic wore off there was no post-op pain but for a little tenderness. I had a good night's rest with no need for the two prescribed medications but for the antibiotic. As a retired 70 year old on a fixed income; finding Hart Dental and their willingness to bill Medicare, saved me thousands on dental expenses. Good health in your last trimester begins in your mouth. The implant process takes time to do it right. Extraction and bone graft requires a predetermined healing time. Placement of the implant pegs in the jawbone requires a steady hand and a good assistant. Stitches will come out in 2 weeks and then there's another required recovery period. Next comes the abutment that is screwed in to the peg. 3D scans are than taken , the crown is made and screwed in the abutment via a small hole in the new tooth. FROM CHATGPT The dental implant process is a step-by-step way to replace a missing tooth with something that looks, feels, and functions very much like a natural one. Here's how it typically works, in plain terms: 1. Evaluation & Planning Your dentist or oral surgeon starts with: X-rays or 3D CT scans Exam of your gums and bone Review of your health history They're checking if your jawbone is strong enough to hold an implant. If not, you might need a bone graft first. 2. Tooth Removal (if needed) If the damaged tooth is still there, it's removed. Sometimes the implant can be placed the same day, but often there's a short healing period first. 3. Implant Placement (the "root") A small titanium post is surgically placed into your jawbone. Done under local anesthesia (you're numb, not in pain) The implant acts like an artificial tooth root The gum is usually closed over it while it heals This is the most critical step structurally. 4. Healing & Osseointegration This is where the magic happens. Over 3-6 months, your bone grows and fuses with the implant. This process is called osseointegration. It creates a very strong, stable foundation You typically don't feel anything happening during this phase 5. Abutment Placement Once healed, a small connector piece (abutment) is attached to the implant. This sticks slightly above the gum It will hold the final crown Sometimes this is done during the initial surgery, depending on the case. 6. Crown Placement (the visible tooth) A custom-made crown is attached to the abutment. Matched to your natural teeth in shape and color Feels and functions like a real tooth Timeline Overview Simple case: 3-6 months total With bone grafting or complications: 6-12 months Pain & Recovery (honest expectations) Surgery discomfort: usually mild to moderate Most people say it's easier than a tooth extraction Swelling and soreness for a few days Over-the-counter pain meds are often enough Longevity & Care Implants can last 20+ years (often a lifetime) Brush and floss like natural teeth Regular dental checkups are key When Implants Might Not Work Well Severe bone loss (unless grafted) Uncontrolled diabetes Heavy smoking (slows healing) Certain medications or immune issues Simple Way to Picture It Think of it in 3 parts: Implant = root Abutment = connector Crown = tooth PS: Harry loves dates

    the man is complete magic, I knew the first time I sat in his chair and he's began to use his…read moreneedle and thread he knew his stuff more than any other dentist I've ever had I want to thank him and his staff so much he gave me implants which which enabled me to leave the house eat fruit again and live he was the only dentist around that would take the insurance that I had once again I appreciate all his staff in the man himself thank you sir

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