Dental Implants in DeLand, FL

Choosing where to get dental implants in DeLand usually comes down to a few practical questions. Are you a good candidate, what will the plan look like, and how long will it take? A clear answer to those matters more than any promotion, because an implant is a long-term commitment.

Dental Implants in Orange City, FL

Dr. Omid Khezri leads Revive Dentistry in Orange City, a short drive from DeLand. He has completed Fellowship and Mastership requirements and plans, places, and restores implants in one office. You can read about our dental implants overall, and this page focuses on what DeLand patients most often ask.

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Who Is a Good Candidate for Dental Implants

Most adults who are missing teeth are worth evaluating. Dr. Khezri confirms candidacy with an exam and a 3D CT scan, and he does not place an implant until your gum and hygiene health are stable.

Implant Options and What to Expect From Each

The right option depends on how many teeth are missing and what your scan shows. Timelines vary with healing, so these are general descriptions and not promises.

Whether a temporary tooth can be placed on the day of surgery depends on your bone and bite, and Dr. Khezri will tell you after your scan.

Healthy gums
Active gum disease is treated first, because it can affect how an implant heals and lasts.
Enough bone
Your CT scan shows bone height, nerve position, and sinus proximity, and grafting may be discussed if bone is limited.
Health that supports healing
Conditions such as diabetes and habits such as smoking can affect healing, so we review them with you.
Daily care you can keep up
Implants need the same brushing, flossing, and regular visits as natural teeth.

Candidacy is not all or nothing, because gum treatment or bone grafting can change the picture for some patients.

OptionBest forWhat to expect
Single tooth implantOne missing toothPlacement, several months of healing, then a custom crown
Implant-supported bridgeSeveral teeth in a rowFewer implants than teeth, then a bridge once healed
Fixed full-arch bridgeMost or all teeth in one jawStaged planning and a temporary solution while you heal
Implant-supported overdentureDenture wearers who want more stabilityImplants first, then a denture that attaches to them

Your Treatment Timeline

Every implant case follows the same general path, with the pace set by how your mouth heals.

  1. 1Consultation and CT scanYou see your own scan and hear the plan before any decision.
  2. 2PreparationGum treatment, an extraction, or bone grafting with PRF is completed first if needed.
  3. 3Implant placementDone with local anesthesia, with nitrous oxide or oral sedation available.
  4. 4HealingThe implant fuses with the jawbone over several months while we monitor progress.
  5. 5Final restorationYour custom crown, bridge, or arch is attached and the bite is checked.
  6. 6MaintenanceRegular exams, cleanings, and periodic imaging protect the implant long term.

Because one dentist handles placement and restoration, the implant is positioned with the final tooth in mind. According to MedlinePlus, implants are permanent and replace both the root and the tooth.

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Why Training Matters for Implant Care

Implant dentistry rewards training and case experience, because problems with bone, nerves, or sinuses are easier to prevent than to fix. Dr. Khezri's Fellowship is held by about 6% of dentists nationally and requires 500 or more hours of post-doctoral continuing education. His Mastership through the Academy of Implant Prosthetics covers both the surgical and prosthetic sides of implant care.

When you compare providers, a useful question to ask anyone is who places the implant, who makes the crown, and whether your plan is based on your own CT scan. You can read more about Dr. Khezri's background or our dental technology.

Caring for Your Implant for the Long Term

An implant cannot decay, but the gum and bone around it still need protection. Brush twice a day, clean between your teeth and around the implant, and keep up with exams and cleanings so we can catch gum problems early. The crown or bridge on top may need replacement after years of wear, which is normal and does not mean the implant has failed.

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Financing for DeLand Residents and Students

Implants are an investment, and many dental plans cover them only in part or not at all. For Stetson students and faculty, DeLand homeowners, and anyone without full coverage, we offer an in-house membership plan and financing through Cherry and CareCredit. See our financing options for details.

Fee-for-Service Planning

Revive Dentistry is primarily a fee-for-service practice, so your plan is based on your needs.

In-House Membership Plan

We offer an in-house membership plan for patients who do not have full coverage.

Cherry and CareCredit Financing

Financing through Cherry and CareCredit is available for the cost of treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Implants in DeLand

Here are answers to the questions DeLand patients ask us most often about dental implants.

Most adults who are missing teeth are worth evaluating. You need healthy gums and enough bone, and Dr. Khezri confirms both with an exam and a 3D CT scan. If gum disease or bone loss is present, we can discuss treating it first so an implant has a better chance of lasting.

The timeline depends on your case, but healing after placement usually takes several months before the final tooth is attached. Extractions, gum treatment, or bone grafting can add time. Dr. Khezri will give you a timeline for your own case after your scan.

Placement is done with local anesthesia, so the area is numb. Many patients describe the soreness afterward as manageable, and nitrous oxide or oral sedation is available for anxious patients. We will give you clear instructions for the days that follow.

With good hygiene and regular visits, many implants can last for decades. The implant itself is a titanium post fused to the bone, while the crown on top may need replacement after years of wear. Regular exams are the best way to protect your investment.

Often, yes, but both can affect healing, so Dr. Khezri reviews your health history before recommending treatment. Managing your diabetes and reducing or stopping smoking can improve your results. We will explain what applies to you at your consultation.

New patients from the DeLand area are welcome, including students, faculty, and staff. Our team can walk you through financing and our in-house membership plan so cost is clear before treatment begins.

Schedule Your Dental Implant Consultation

Every implant plan at Revive Dentistry starts with your own 3D scan, so you can see what Dr. Khezri sees before you decide.

To schedule an implant consultation, call (386) 477-0274 or contact us online. Revive Dentistry is at 272 E Graves Ave, Orange City, FL 32763, serving DeLand, DeBary, Deltona, and Orange City, and new patients are always welcome.

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