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Dental Implants Available from Springfield Dentist Starting at Only $750
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DICE Dental in Springfield, PA is a leading provider of high-quality, affordable dental implants. Consultations are available.

SPRINGFIELD, Pa. - PennZone -- Millions of Americans have dental implants. Now, this popular missing tooth solution is more affordable and more accessible than ever thanks to DICE Dental. Dental implants from DICE Dental in Springfield, PA start at only $750.

A dental implant uses a titanium fixture to replace a missing tooth root. Once the implant fuses to the jawbone, a custom-made ceramic crown is attached. This crown matches the shape, size, and color of the patient's existing teeth, giving the implant its natural look.

"There are so many benefits to dental implants," explains Dr. Katie Alger, owner and operator of DICE Dental. "They make eating easier and less painful and they stop your jawbone from shrinking."

When teeth go missing, the jawbone shrinks, which leads to weakening and sagging of facial features. Dental implants help prevent this shrinking and give patient's smiles a lift.

Not all patients may qualify for dental implants. Sometimes patients who smoke or who suffer from other health concerns may have trouble healing. However, DICE offers supplemental procedures to help increase the treatment's success rate.

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DICE also offers extractions, crowns, and dentures in Springfield. Immediate, conventional, and implant-supported dentures are available, which means there are options for every lifestyle and budget.

To learn more about dentures and dental implants in Springfield, request an appointment with DICE Dental by visiting https://dice-dental.com/schedule-an-appointment/. The office is located only minutes from Philadelphia, PA, and Wilmington, DE.

About DICE Dental: DICE Dental is a cosmetic dentist in Springfield, PA. The practice is owned and operated by Dr. Katie Alger, a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and Columbia University. She has made it her goal to reduce the barriers patients face when it comes to high-quality dental care. Using state-of-the-art technology, DICE offers dentures, implants, crowns, and extractions (DICE) to patients in a relaxed, comfortable, and accepting environment. To learn more, visit https://dice-dental.com/.

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