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The Dr and her staff were top notch as always. I enjoy going to the dentist. Lori couldn’t be more helpful and flexible accommodating my forever changing schedule. Thanks Lori
If you’re missing one or more teeth, you owe it to yourself to find out more about dental implants in North Andover. For three and a half decades, Dr. Steven Rinaldi has been using implants to restore his patients’ smiles. There’s no reason to live without your teeth, as implants can help you:
Don’t go through life without your teeth! Call Andover Smiles today at 978-396-3935 to schedule a dental implants consultation. Be sure to ask how you can save money on your treatment with our membership plan. We’re conveniently located on Turnpike Street, not far from Merrimack College.
Teeth implants are one of the marvels of modern dentistry. Using implants, we can restore your missing teeth, giving you back a beautiful smile and strong bite. Implants are even better at Andover Smiles, because Dr. Rinaldi will first take time to get to know you as an individual before any treatment is done. That way he knows how best to care for your smile. You will always receive courteous and respectful treatment from him and our staff.
We’ll recommend a local specialist who will place your implants. After a healing period, they will be ready for restoration by Dr. Rinaldi so you can get your smile back. Implants offer a number of benefits, including:
Your dental implant options could include:
For adults and teens, we offer complete cosmetic, restorative, and implant restoration services. If you’re tired of a lack of teeth, call Andover Smiles today at 978-396-3935 to find out more about dental implants in North Andover. You can also request an appointment online if it’s more convenient.
The Dr and her staff were top notch as always. I enjoy going to the dentist. Lori couldn’t be more helpful and flexible accommodating my forever changing schedule. Thanks Lori
Love these people. Always friendly and they provide great service. I have been going to them since they opened. The new Dr. is a great addition. Made you feel very comfortable from the very beginning. I had crown work down. Did an excellent job. Feels great.
Andover Smiles is the best dentist office have ever had and I am 68 years old. They care about the patient as they would a family member. Extremely knowledgeable and available. They are all a part of my team to keep me healthy. Thank you for giving me my smile back. What a wonderful practice this is! Starting with the front desk receptionist Lori!
Dr Calegan was fabulous! I felt in very good hands here!
I just recently had a crown done by Dr. Calegan. She was patient with me for making sure that my bite was perfect. Well worth it. All the staff are excellent at Andover Smiles..
Small and personable, does great work. Sort of a throwback where everyone in the office greets you by name and with a smile. I’ve never come close to a bad experience here…always top notch! PS I promise I will start flossing more.
Dental implants are small titanium posts that a specialist places in your jaw to act as artificial teeth roots. They are an ideal way to replace missing teeth because the implant fuses with your jawbone to form a base for new teeth. Implants also help keep your jawbone healthy by stimulating the growth of new bone.
Technically, dental implants can be removed, although it is unlikely you would ever need to have that done. Once your implants have been placed in your jawbone, they completely bond with it and can last for decades, if not the rest of your life. Your replacement teeth that are anchored to your implants have an average life span of five to 10 years.
Your exact cost for getting dental implants will depend on several factors, including the number of implants needed, their location, and the type of replacement teeth you get. We’ll be happy to work up a treatment plan and provide you with an accurate cost for your implant treatment so you can decide what’s best for your wants and needs.
There may be some discomfort during the minor surgical procedure of receiving implants. However, you shouldn’t feel anything with local anesthesia. Once your implants are in place, you likely won’t be able to feel them at all! Replacement teeth attached to implants are also less likely to experience uncomfortable damage such as cracks or breaks.