Multiple Dental Implants Philadelphia, PA

If you have two or more missing teeth, it is important to have them replaced. Doing so is crucial to restoring your oral health, smile, and especially your quality of life. There are several options available today to replace lost or damaged teeth.

Dental implant support restorations are taking over as the number one solution because of their proven oral health and lifestyle benefits and high success rate.
multiple dental implants in Philadelphia Pennsylvania

Dr. Conover works with patients on an individual basis to determine the tooth replacement option that will best support their oral health needs and cosmetic goals. To learn about your options and multiple teeth implants, you should schedule a consultation. Dr. Conover will perform a complete evaluation of your mouth, teeth, and bone structure to see if you qualify for dental implants.

Multiple Dental Implants

For patients missing multiple teeth, Dr. Conover will place several dental implants and restore them with either a dental bridge or partial denture.

Implant-supported Fixed Bridge

A dental bridge is a dental prosthesis that bridges the gap caused by one more missing tooth. It is made up of two dental crowns, one on each end, with false teeth in the middle called pontics.

A traditional fixed dental bridge is often used to replace one or a few consecutive teeth. This process requires the two teeth on either side of the gap to be significantly reduced to support the bridge. Essentially, you are replacing missing teeth by damaging two more teeth. The two dental crowns are cemented to the prepared teeth.

With the use of dental implants, a dental bridge can be permanently secured in place without damaging the healthy adjacent teeth. Dr. Doray will surgically multiple dental implant posts that will be used to support the dental bridge.

This solution is better for your oral health because the implants will actually act like tooth roots, preventing bone loss in the jaw. Dental bridges supported by teeth implants provide structural support for the jaw and bite.

Implant-supported Partial Denture

A partial denture is a dental prosthesis that is custom-made to replace several missing teeth on an arch that are not consecutive. This restoration is used if the patient still has healthy remaining teeth and they need to fill in the missing gaps.

A traditional removable partial denture is not very efficient, nor does it support oral health. The replacement teeth are usually connected to a pink, gum-colored base attached to a metal framework to hold the partial in place in the mouth.

While this will prevent other teeth from shifting, it will not prevent bone loss, and there are many food restrictions when wearing a removable denture. Also, the metal pieces are often visible when the patient smiles.

An implant-supported partial denture is often a better option to fill in the gaps from missing teeth. It will allow you to talk, bite and chew with no visible clasps that are traditionally used to hold a partial denture in place. At your consultation, Dr. Conover will examine the location of your missing teeth, and a partial denture will be customized for you.

We will surgically implant multiple dental implants that will support your partial denture. The implants will act as tooth roots providing stimulation for the jaw bone and preventing bone loss.


Dental implants are designed to last a lifetime. They are incredibly stable, even more than natural teeth, allowing you to live with more confidence and comfort. To learn more about the multiple dental implant process, schedule an implant consultation today with Dr. Conover.