Dental Implant Restoration in Prairieville
Restore the Strength and Beauty of Your Dental Implants
At Ascension Premier Dental, we specialize in dental implant restorations for patients in Prairieville and nearby communities. If your implant crown is damaged, loose, or worn down over time, our team can restore its function and appearance—without compromising the integrity of the implant itself.
Led by Dr. Calvin G. Bessonet III, our practice combines advanced technology with personalized care to deliver lasting solutions for damaged or aging implant restorations.
What Is Dental Implant Restoration?
Dental implant restoration refers to the process of repairing or replacing the visible portion of your implant—typically the crown, bridge, or denture that attaches to the implant post.
While implant posts can last a lifetime with proper care, the attached restoration may eventually require replacement due to:
- Wear and tear over time
- Damage from trauma or grinding
- Loosening or cracking of the crown
- Aesthetic changes or discoloration
If you're experiencing discomfort, bite changes, or visible damage, it may be time to restore your dental implant.
Common Reasons for Implant Restoration
Patients typically seek implant restoration when they experience:
- Fractured crowns or bridges due to bite force or accidental damage
- Loose abutments or screws connecting the crown to the implant post
- Discoloration or wear of older restorations
- Changes in gum tissue affecting the fit or appearance
We also restore prosthetics attached to full-arch solutions like All-on-4 implants.
Our Implant Restoration Process
- Comprehensive Evaluation – We assess your existing implant and supporting structure using 3D CT Scanning.
- Treatment Planning – If the implant post is stable, we design a new restoration using digital impressions from our TRIOS Digital Scanner.
- Custom Restoration Fabrication – Your new crown, bridge, or denture is crafted to match your natural smile.
- Final Placement – The new restoration is securely attached to your implant and adjusted for comfort and function.
We also offer sedation options like Oral Sedation or IV Sedation to ensure your experience is stress-free.
When to Call About Your Dental Implant
If you’re noticing any of the following issues, it’s time to schedule a visit:
- Your implant crown feels loose or unstable
- You see visible cracks, chips, or wear
- You’re having trouble biting or chewing
- Your gums appear swollen or irritated around the implant
- You experience pain near the implant site
Our team will examine the implant system and determine if the post, abutment, or restoration needs attention.
For complete replacements, we also provide Dental Implants and Implant-Supported Bridges.
Serving Prairieville, Geismar, and Surrounding Communities
Our office near Prairieville is easily accessible to patients throughout Geismar and the surrounding region. We’re proud to offer full-spectrum Restorative Dentistry for patients with existing implants or those considering replacement options.
We often coordinate implant restoration with services like:
Schedule a Dental Implant Evaluation Today
If your dental implant needs attention, Ascension Premier Dental offers expert restoration services to bring back full function and natural appearance. Whether it’s a loose crown, damaged bridge, or a complete replacement, we’re here to help with compassionate, high-quality care.
Contact us online to schedule your implant restoration consultation today.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can you fix a broken implant crown?: Yes. In most cases, the crown can be replaced without affecting the implant post.
- Is it painful to restore a dental implant?: No. The procedure is minimally invasive and typically doesn’t require surgery. Sedation options are available for your comfort.
- How long do implant restorations last?: With good care, a new implant crown or bridge can last 10 to 15 years or longer.
- Can I switch from a denture to an implant restoration?: Yes. We offer implant-supported restorations that can replace removable dentures for better stability and aesthetics.
- Do you restore implants placed by another dentist?: Yes. We’re happy to evaluate and restore implants placed by other providers, even if they were done years ago.