Dental Implants in Centennial, CO
Replace a single missing tooth or an entire arch with implants placed and restored at our Centennial office, with sedation available if you need it.
What Is a Dental Implant?
A dental implant is a small titanium post that takes the place of a missing tooth root. It fuses with your jawbone over a few months, and a custom crown is then attached on top. The result looks and works like a natural tooth: you brush it, floss it and chew with it normally.
Unlike a bridge, an implant does not rely on the teeth beside it, so healthy teeth stay untouched. And because the post stimulates the bone the way a root does, it helps prevent the sunken look that follows long-term tooth loss.
Signs an Implant May Be Right for You
- You are missing a tooth and do not want to file down neighboring teeth for a bridge.
- A denture or partial slips, clicks or makes eating difficult.
- A cracked or failing tooth needs to be removed.
- You have gaps from teeth lost years ago and want to stop further bone loss.
Implants at a glance
Treatment time
Several stages: consultation, implant placement, healing as the implant fuses with the bone, then your final restoration
Good candidates
Adults missing one tooth, several teeth or a full arch
Comfort options
Three forms of sedation are available: nitrous oxide, oral sedation and IV sedation
Paying for it
We accept most PPO plans, plus CareCredit and in-house payment plans
Every case is different. A consultation and 3D scan tell us what your jaw can support.
Ways We Replace Missing Teeth
Single Tooth Implant
One post, one crown. The most common option when a single tooth is missing or has to be removed.
Implant-Supported Bridge
Two implants can carry a bridge across several missing teeth without touching your natural ones.
All-on-4 Full Arch
A fixed set of teeth anchored on four implants, for patients replacing a full upper or lower arch.
The Implant Process, Step by Step
Consultation and 3D scan
We examine the area, take a 3D CT scan and go over what your bone can support, what it will cost and how long it will take.
Placing the implant
The post is placed under local anesthetic, with nitrous oxide or IV sedation if you want it.
Healing
The implant gradually fuses with the jawbone — osseointegration — creating a stable base for your new tooth.
Your final crown
We take a digital scan with our 3Shape scanner and attach a crown matched to the shade and shape of your own teeth.
Why Patients Choose Peak Dental Care for Implants
Implants are a long-term investment. We plan them carefully, place them here in Centennial and stay with you through the final crown.
Planned on 3D imaging
CT 3D imaging is used to plan where implants are placed.
Placement and restoration here
Implants are placed and restored at Peak Dental Care, and oral surgery including bone grafting is offered in-house.
Three sedation options
Nitrous oxide, oral sedation and IV sedation are all offered.
Digital impressions
3Shape scanning replaces messy molds with fast, comfortable digital impressions.
What Do Dental Implants Cost in Centennial?
Implant treatment is planned case by case, so we give you a treatment plan with the cost before anything is scheduled. (Dr. Rodda: add a published price range here if you want one.)
Peak Dental Care accepts most PPO dental insurance plans. For the balance, CareCredit offers interest-free payment plans, and we also offer some in-house payment plans.
Ready to find out?
A consultation includes an exam, a 3D scan and a written plan with the cost spelled out.
Or call 720-466-5110
Dental Implant Questions
Straight answers to what patients ask us most.
Does getting a dental implant hurt?
The implant is placed under local anesthetic during a minor surgical procedure. If you feel anxious, Peak Dental Care offers three forms of sedation: nitrous oxide, oral sedation and IV sedation.
How long do dental implants last?
Implants are a permanent solution. Unlike removable dentures or bridges, the implant anchors into the jawbone and becomes part of your mouth, and you care for it just like a natural tooth.
How long does the whole process take?
Treatment runs in stages: consultation and examination, implant placement, healing while the implant fuses with the bone, and then your final crown, bridge or denture. Your timeline depends on your case and is mapped out at your consultation.
Am I too old for dental implants?
Age is rarely the deciding factor. Dr. Rodda has extensive training in oral surgery, IV sedation and caring for medically complex patients, which is often what these cases call for.
What if I do not have enough bone?
Bone loss is common after teeth have been missing for a while. Bone grafting is offered at Peak Dental Care to rebuild the site, and CT 3D imaging shows whether you need it.
Does insurance cover dental implants?
We accept most PPO dental insurance plans and are happy to explain how your benefits apply. CareCredit offers interest-free payment plans, and in-house payment plans are also available.
Missing a Tooth? Let’s Talk About Implants.
Book a consultation at our Centennial office and get a clear plan and price.