Dental Implants in Westwood, NJ

Dental implants can make eating more comfortable and help your smile feel complete again. At Suh Family Dentistry, Dr. Collin Suh provides both implant placement and custom implant restorations, allowing each stage of your treatment to be planned and coordinated in one office.

If a missing tooth is affecting how you eat or making you hesitate to smile, start with a consultation at our Westwood office. We’ll help you understand whether a dental implant is right for you, what the treatment process involves, and what to expect in terms of cost.

Implant Placement and Restoration in One Practice

A complete implant tooth replacement has three main parts: an implant placed in the jawbone, a small connector called an abutment, and a crown that forms the visible tooth. Placement creates the support beneath the gumline. Restoration adds the tooth you see and use when you chew.

At Suh Family Dentistry, Dr. Suh offers both stages. This allows the position of the implant and the design of the crown to be considered together from the beginning, with a treatment plan shaped around your oral health and bite. 

Benefits That Make a Difference Every Day

For suitable patients, a dental implant can offer:

Stable support for a replacement tooth, helping make chewing more comfortable.

A custom crown selected to complement the shape and shade of the surrounding teeth.

Replacement of a single tooth without relying on neighboring teeth to support a conventional bridge.

Support within the jaw that can help reduce bone loss where a tooth is missing.

The right choice depends on your mouth and priorities. We will explain how an implant compares with other appropriate options so you can make an informed decision.
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Personalized Care With Dr. Collin Suh

Dr. Collin Suh earned his dental degree at Rutgers School of Dental Medicine and completed a General Practice Residency at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital. As a general dentist, he considers the health of your whole mouth when planning a replacement tooth.

You can expect clear explanations and time to discuss your concerns. If you are unsure where to begin, your first visit is an opportunity to ask questions and understand your options before deciding on treatment. 

Your Dental Implant Treatment Step by Step

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Consultation & Treatment Planning

We examine the treatment area, review your health history and medications, and assess your gums and available bone. Appropriate imaging helps guide planning. Dr. Suh discusses the proposed treatment, alternatives, and any care needed before placement. You also receive an explanation of the expected fees.

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Implant Placement & Healing

Dr. Suh places the implant in the planned position using anesthesia to manage discomfort. Afterward, the bone needs time to integrate with the implant. You receive recovery instructions and follow-up care as healing progresses. The overall timeline varies, particularly if a tooth must first be removed or preparatory treatment is needed.

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Your Custom Implant Crown

When the implant is ready, we complete the restorative stage. Your custom crown connects to the implant through the abutment. We check how it meets the neighboring teeth and your opposing bite, as well as its appearance, before completing your restoration.

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Find Out Whether Dental Implants Are Right for You

Healthy gums and sufficient supporting bone are important for implant treatment. Your general health, tobacco use, and ability to care for the area also influence the decision. Age alone does not determine whether an adult can receive an implant.

If you have gum disease or bone loss, you may need additional care before proceeding. Dr. Suh will explain what is appropriate and whether specialist involvement is needed. Your consultation also covers the potential risks, including infection and healing problems, alongside the expected benefits.

Understand Your Implant Costs Before Treatment

Your estimate depends on the number of teeth being replaced, the implant placement, the abutment and crown, and any additional treatment your mouth needs. We explain the recommended care and estimated charges so you can understand what is included.

Suh Family Dentistry works with most major dental insurance plans. Our team can review your benefits and help explain your expected share of the cost. Coverage for implant procedures varies, so benefits are checked against your individual plan. 

Frequently Asked Questions

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Still have a question?
Is dental implant placement painful?
Anesthesia helps control discomfort during the procedure. Tenderness, swelling, or bruising may follow as the area heals. Dr. Suh will explain what is expected and how to care for the site. Contact the office if symptoms are worsening or not improving.
Treatment often takes several months because the implant needs time to integrate with the bone before the final crown is attached. Your healing and any preparatory procedures affect the schedule. We will explain the expected sequence and discuss whether a temporary tooth replacement is appropriate.
If you have an existing implant that needs a crown, contact our office to discuss an evaluation. Any records identifying the implant can be helpful. Its condition and the available restorative components will help determine the next step.
Brush and clean around the implant daily, and keep up with professional care. Long-term results depend on the health of the supporting tissues and ongoing maintenance. A crown can need repair or replacement separately from the implant itself. Have a loose crown or implant assessed promptly.

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