



Front Tooth Implant
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Have a gap at the front of your smile? We'll talk it through first.
For a missing front tooth, replaced so no one can tell, right in the middle of your smile.
Ceramic abutment, no grey at the gumline
Placed with computer-guided surgery
USA-made lab work
What's included
- A consultation and 3D CBCT scan
- Computer-guided implant planning and surgery
- A smaller implant and a custom ceramic abutment
- Your custom crown, shaded to your smile
- Grafting or orthodontics first, if your plan needs it
Is a front tooth implant right for me?
Front tooth implants suit most patients. If a tooth has been missing a long time, or never developed, orthodontics and grafting are considered first so the implant has the bone and space it needs.
Healing and aftercare
The implant usually heals for about three months before the final crown. Brush and floss as normal and keep up with check-ups; the crown may need replacing every 10 to 15 years from wear.

Oral surgery and cosmetic dentistry, together
A front tooth implant has to look perfect, because it sits right under your nose. It has become a specialty for Dr. Haywood, who has run a cosmetic practice for over 30 years.
Benefits
A front tooth no one notices.
Looks natural
A custom ceramic abutment and crown keep the gumline from looking grey.
Neighboring teeth untouched
No shaping down healthy teeth for a bridge.
Protects the front jawbone
The upper front bone shrinks fast after a tooth is lost; an implant helps keep it.
Bite and chew normally
More stable than a denture or flipper, so eating is easy again.
Built to last
The implant can last a lifetime with good care and regular check-ups.
Real stories, real smiles
Spread the cost
Monthly plans through CareCredit and Cherry. Checking your options doesn't affect your credit score, and both give an instant decision.
*Subject to credit approval. Visit carecredit.com for details. For new CareCredit accounts as of 5/30/24: Purchase APR is 32.99%. Penalty APR is 39.99%. Minimum Interest Charge is $2. CareCredit is a Synchrony solution.

Planned in 3D, placed with a guide



Front teeth leave no room for error.
Dr. Steven Haywood, DDS, ICOI Fellow, plans every front tooth implant on a 3D scan, uses smaller implants and custom ceramic posts, and works only with USA labs and top technicians.
3D CBCT scan
Front bone is often thinner, so the scan shows exactly how much there is.
Guided surgery
Computer-guided implant surgery is used virtually every time.
Ceramic abutment
A tooth-colored post under the crown keeps the gumline natural.
USA-made
Products and lab work are sourced only from the USA.

How it works
Consultation and 3D scan
Dr. Haywood checks the bone and plans the implant, and any grafting first.
Implant placement
The implant is placed with a surgical guide, taking an hour or two.
Your new tooth
After about three months of healing, your custom crown is fitted.
Smile Guide
Plain answers about dental implants.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get a front tooth implant?
Yes. Front tooth implants are a great option for most patients.
How long does it take?
Placing the implant takes an hour or two. Dr. Haywood may then wait about three months before the final tooth.
How long does healing take?
Usually two to eight months before it's fully healed, longer if bone grafting is involved.
Does it hurt?
You won't feel pain during the procedure, just some pressure. Oral sedation is available if you're anxious.
How long does a front tooth implant last?
The implant can last a lifetime with brushing, flossing and regular check-ups. The crown may need replacing every 10 to 15 years.
Is it more expensive than a back tooth implant?
Often, yes. Front implants are more complex because the bone is thinner and the result has to be perfect. Monthly payment plans are available through CareCredit and Cherry.
Answers to common questions about front tooth implants in Shrewsbury, PA.
Every mouth is different. Your treatment plan, timeline and cost are set at your consultation. Results vary from person to person.






