Dental Savings Plan
The SmileMore Dental Savings Plan provides affordable dental care for Martin Dental patients.
Start Saving Today!Dental implants are becoming a more common treatment option for many patients missing one, multiple, or all of their teeth. Dental implants are the standard of care in tooth replacement. The good news is that not every tooth needs to be replaced with a dental implant. It could take as few as four implants to support a full row of teeth.
There are multiple types of Dental Implants...
Replace a Single Tooth: One dental implant is used to replace the root of the tooth and a crown is then attached to the top to simulate the tooth.
Replace Multiple Teeth: The technique for replacing multiple teeth in a row is to use multiple dental implants, which are then used as anchors for a multiple tooth bridge.
Replace All Teeth: Dental implants can be used one of two ways for full tooth replacement. Dental implants can be used as anchors for a full set of dentures or can replace an arch of upper or lower teeth that are permanent and fixed.
Dental implants can last decades and are a safe, reliable method for tooth replacement. Most patients experience very little discomfort after the procedure, report being pleased with the results, and enjoy
Dr. Martin has undergone extensive training at the Misch International Implant Institute in Beverly Hills, MI and has considerable experience with dental implants for a wide variety of patients.
If you are interested in how dental implants may work for you, contact Martin Dental in Altoona, WI at 715-835-8311 to schedule a consultation!
“Dr. Martin is the most professional and caring dentist that anyone could possibly have. Not only does he show his concern for your teeth, he wants to make sure you have a comfortable appointment and he makes you feel so relaxed. The office staff also are so friendly and communicate so well on the procedures that will be performed. I would and do strongly recommend Dr. Martin and know you will not be dissatisfied when you become his patient.” Kris J.