dental implants wilmington nc

FULLY GUIDED DENTAL IMPLANTS

Beautifully replace your teeth.

Beautiful in appearance and seamless in function, fully guided implants are designed to last a lifetime without compromise and be surgically placed with more accuracy and less risk than non-guided dental implants.

Discover the Advantages of Fully Guided Implants

Implant Technology

More accuracy, less risk. See why.

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Procedure Step-by-Step

Dr. DeFee discusses your visit steps.

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Dental Implant FAQs

Your questions answered by Dr. DeFee.

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Scheduling

Understand cost & scheduling options.

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A Technology-Centered Approach

More accuracy, less risk. See why.

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Procedure Step-by-Step

Dr. Yates discusses your treatment steps.

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FAQs

Answers to common treatment questions.

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Schedule

Reserve your complimentary consultation.

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American Academy of Implant Dentistry Member

Proud members of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry. Since 1951, the AAID been advancing the science and research behind implant dentistry and providing resources to stay on the cutting-edge of dental implant technology.

A Technology-Centered Approach

More accuracy, less risk through precise digital modeling.

Fully Guided Implant Technology

Cone Beam CT Scan and Modeling

Utilizing 3-D X-Ray technology enables us to identify and model the ideal placement of your implant to a high level of precision.

Intra-Oral 3D Scan

Modelling your teeth digitally, we're able to craft a beautiful, well-fitted crown that perfectly pairs with your implant.

3D-Printing

3-D printing allows us to replicate our pre-planning into a precise placement model - minimizing appointment time and risk.

“Unparalleled form and function.”

John "Yates" Williams, DDS

Dr. Williams has years of experience designing custom treatment plans and placing dental implants, and he always strives to stay up to date on the latest advancements in implant technology. His friendly and judgment-free demeanor helps patients have positive experiences throughout the entire restorative process.

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“Unparalleled form and function.”

Dr. Mike DeFee DMD PhD

A DMD and PhD graduate of the Medical University of South Carolina and member of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry, Dawson Academy and Zimmer Biomet Institute.

Procedure Step-by-Step

Dr. Yates steps through the stages of your treatment.

Digital Planning

Your initial visit includes each of the diagnostic images to move forward with digital modeling and pre-planning.

Implant Surgery

The day of your implant surgery, we'll ensure you're comfortable before placing your implant using the digitally-designed mode.

Tooth Placement

After the healing process has occurred, we'll place your new tooth and make adjustments to ensure the bite and fit are perfect.

Ongoing Care

We'll be checking in with you after your last appointment and during your check-ups to ensure your implant is in excellent condition.

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“The end result was absolutely perfect. Perfect bite, perfect aesthetic and no pain.”

–SCOTT JOHNSON

Dental Implant FAQs

Answers to common dental implant questions.

Additional FAQs

What are the risks associated with dental implants?

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Telephone: 910-399-1127

It's important to discuss your specific circumstance with your implant dentist. In general, if you are smoker there are complications that can be associated with placement of your implants. If you are a uncontrolled diabetic or have osteoporosis and are on medication to control those it can affect the success of your implant treatment.

What does it mean to be an AAID member?

The American Academy of Implant Dentists is an association that has been pioneering dental implant research, education and innovation since the 1950's. As members, we have access to these resources, which allow us to stay up to date with treatment approached, outcome research and take advantage of the some of the latest technology in dental implants.

How long do dental implants last?

Dental implants are designed to last a lifetime. In order to do so, it's important to care for your implant as you would a normal tooth to avoid any issues with bacteria, infection or decay.

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“The end result was stunning. Perfect look and perfect bite, just like my real tooth.”

–BARBARA JOHNSON