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Reclaim Your Smile with Confidence

Missing teeth can affect more than just your ability to chew. They impact your speech, confidence, facial structure, and overall oral health. Fortunately, dental implants offer a permanent, natural-looking solution that can restore your smile—and your quality of life.

In Henderson, NV, dental implants have become one of the most sought-after treatments for patients seeking durability, aesthetics, and lasting oral health. But with so many dentists and clinics offering implants, how do you know who to trust?

Let’s break down everything you need to know about choosing the best dental implants in Henderson, NV, from finding a qualified provider to understanding your treatment options.


Why Dental Implants Are the Gold Standard

Dental implants are small titanium posts surgically placed into the jawbone, acting as artificial tooth roots. Once healed, a custom crown, bridge, or denture is attached, providing a natural appearance and function.

Benefits of dental implants include:

  • Permanent tooth replacement

  • Improved chewing and speaking

  • Prevention of bone loss and facial sagging

  • No slippage (unlike traditional dentures)

  • Easy maintenance, just like real teeth

According to the American Academy of Implant Dentistry, over 3 million people in the U.S. currently have dental implants, and that number is growing by 500,000 each year.


How to Choose the Best Dental Implants in Henderson, NV


1. Look for Specialized Training and Experience

Dental implant placement is a precise surgical procedure that requires skill, training, and an in-depth understanding of anatomy and aesthetics.

The best dental implants in Henderson, NV come from a provider who:

  • Has advanced training in implant dentistry

  • Uses digital imaging for precise planning

  • Has a proven track record of successful cases

  • Offers both the surgical and restorative phases under one roof

At Marielaina Perrone DDS, we use 3D cone beam technology and advanced planning tools to ensure optimal implant positioning, function, and appearance.


2. Choose a Dentist Who Provides Custom Treatment Plans

No two smiles—or implant cases—are the same. The best providers will evaluate your bone health, medical history, and smile goals before recommending a solution.

Custom implant options may include:

  • Single-tooth implants

  • Implant-supported bridges

  • All-on-4® or full-arch solutions

  • Implant-retained dentures

Dr. Perrone takes time to understand your goals and customizes each treatment to your smile, facial structure, and lifestyle.


3. Technology That Enhances Comfort and Precision

Today’s implant technology makes procedures faster, more accurate, and more comfortable.

At our Henderson office, we use:

  • 3D digital scans for implant mapping

  • Guided surgery for pinpoint precision

  • High-quality titanium and zirconia materials

  • Natural-looking porcelain restorations

These tools improve healing, reduce complications, and ensure your new smile looks and feels natural.


4. Look for a Warm and Supportive Environment

Implant dentistry can feel intimidating, especially if you’ve experienced dental anxiety or had missing teeth for years. The best dental implant experience includes a compassionate provider who listens, explains, and walks you through every step.

At Marielaina Perrone DDS, we specialize in gentle, judgment-free care, and we prioritize your comfort from your first consultation through your final smile reveal.

⭐ “Dr. Perrone explained everything so clearly and made me feel at ease. I’ve had dental anxiety for years, but I felt supported every step of the way—and my implants look incredible.” – Jason B., Henderson, NV


What Makes Dental Implants at Marielaina Perrone DDS Stand Out?

Here’s what sets us apart when it comes to providing the best dental implants in Henderson, NV:

✅ Over 20 years of implant and cosmetic dentistry experience ✅ Advanced diagnostic imaging and guided surgery ✅ Fully customized restorations that match your smile ✅ Minimally invasive techniques for quicker healing ✅ A friendly team that truly cares about your comfort and results


What to Expect from the Dental Implant Process

Here’s a simplified look at what your journey might include:

  1. Consultation & Imaging: Comprehensive evaluation, health review, and 3D scans

  2. Treatment Planning: A personalized plan based on your needs and bone health

  3. Implant Placement: Performed under local anesthesia (or sedation if needed)

  4. Healing Period: The implant integrates with your jawbone over a few months

  5. Restoration: A custom-crafted crown, bridge, or denture is placed

  6. Follow-up: Regular checkups ensure your implant remains strong and healthy


Who Is a Candidate for Dental Implants?

You may be a great candidate if you:

  • Are missing one or more teeth

  • Have healthy gums and adequate bone density

  • Don’t smoke or are willing to quit

  • Are free from uncontrolled chronic diseases

Even if you’ve been told you’re not a candidate, new techniques such as bone grafting and sinus lifts may still make implants possible.


Cost of Dental Implants in Henderson, NV

While pricing depends on the number of implants and type of restoration, a single dental implant in Henderson typically ranges from $3,000 to $5,500. This includes:

  • Consultation and imaging

  • Implant surgery

  • Abutment and custom crown

  • Follow-up care

At our office, we offer flexible financing options and work with you to make your dream smile a reality—without financial stress.


Real Patient Success Story

“I lost a molar years ago and thought I’d have to live without it. Dr. Perrone restored it with an implant that feels exactly like the real thing. I’m chewing better, smiling more, and couldn’t be happier!” – Angela T., Green Valley, NV


Conclusion: Trust Your Smile to the Best

Dental implants aren’t just a solution for missing teeth—they’re an investment in your health, confidence, and quality of life.

Choosing the best dental implants in Henderson, NV means selecting a provider who blends advanced technology, medical expertise, and personalized care. Dr. Marielaina Perrone, DDS offers precisely that, with a reputation built on delivering exceptional, lasting results.

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After your implants are placed, it is important to follow these care instructions to allow proper healing in preparation for the next phase of treatment for your fixed-hybrid, or screw-retained denture.

If your doctor feels that the implants are stable enough to handle the force of biting, temporary abutments are secured into the implants and your temporary dentures will be secured to the abutments.

Immediately after your implant procedure, it’s important to listen and adhere to your doctor’s recovery instructions for the type of anesthetic used.

For the first 24 to 48 hours, avoid excessive chewing, spitting, rinsing and physical activity. You can take an over-the-counter pain reliever, like ibuprofen, or a prescribed medication to help with any discomfort.

Be sure to drink lots of water, but don’t use a straw for at least 48 hours after the procedure, as suction could cause bleeding to occur.

Also, don’t smoke for at least a week, as this can also cause bleeding and hinder healing.

Swelling and bruising around the mouth, cheeks, eyes, and side of the face is common and may peak two or three days after the procedure.

Ice packs can be used to help with swelling and after 24 hours you can gently rinse with warm salt water three times per day to reduce pain and swelling.

Propping up your head with pillows when lying down will aid both swelling and bleeding.

For the next ten days, you should eat soft foods that require minimal chewing and drink plenty of cool fluids.

Your doctor will monitor the healing process over the next few months, at which time you can begin the next phase of treatment for your screw-retained denture.

If your bite feels uneven, or if you experience persistent pain or bleeding outside of the norm after your implant procedure, it is important to contact your doctor’s office for assistance.

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The Oral Cancer Foundation has declared April Oral Cancer Awareness Month. The doctors at the Center for Oral Surgery & Dental Implants recommend routine oral cancer screening for all patients. Oral cancer is not a rare disease. Approximately 53,000 people will be diagnosed with oral cancer every year in the US. It kills one person every hour of every day, and approximately 132 new individuals will be diagnosed with it each day. The good news is that it can often be found early in its development, through a simple, painless, and quick screening.

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Who should get screened?

Every adult. Oral cancer can often be caught early, even as a pre-cancer. With early detection, survival rates are high and the side effects of treatment are at their lowest. Like other screenings you engage in such as cervical, skin, prostate, colon and breast examinations, oral cancer screenings are an effective means of finding cancer at its early, highly curable stages. Make them part of your annual health check-ups.

What are the risk factors?

There are two distinct causes of oral cancer. One is the use of tobacco and alcohol, and the other is through exposure to the HPV16 virus (human papillomavirus version 16). This virus is now the leading cause of oropharyngeal cancers in the US, and the same one responsible for the majority of cervical cancers in women. The quickest growing segment of the oral cancer population is young, healthy, non-smokers due to the connection to this virus.

Early Indicators:

Red and/or white discolorations of the soft tissues of the mouth.

Any sore which does not heal within 14 days.

Hoarseness that lasts for a prolonged period.

Advanced Indicators:

A sensation that something is stuck in your throat.

Numbness in the oral region.

Difficulty in moving the jaw or tongue.

Difficulty in swallowing.

Ear pain which occurs on one side only.

A sore under a denture, which even after adjustment of the denture, still does not heal.

A lump or thickening which develops in the mouth or on the neck.

An oral cancer screening should be conducted every year, ideally at your regular dental check-up. If you are not sure you have had a recent screening or, do not have a dentist of record, call our office to schedule an examination.

For more information about oral cancer, please log onto The Oral Cancer Foundation’s official website at www.oralcancer.org.

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An implant supported bridge can be used to replace multiple missing teeth and restore the esthetics and function of your mouth. It is a single restoration that uses dental implants neighboring the space for support. It typically requires multiple appointments to complete this process.

Using dental implants to support your bridge provides a stable permanent solution to replace the missing teeth by mimicking their root structure. It also allows you to replace multiple missing teeth when it may not be feasible to place multiple implants that would allow for individual restorations. 

The process begins with your doctor using a state-of-the-art scanner to image your mouth in 3D, which will be used to plan out your implant placement and design a temporary bridge for you.

Next, the area is prepared for placing the dental implants

The implant(s) are then placed into the bone, along with special healing caps. A temporary restoration can be placed over the area while you heal- your doctor will review with you the best options for your situation.

At subsequent visits your doctor will monitor the healing process, letting you know when the area is ready to proceed. Once healed, the healing caps are removed and scanning posts are placed in the implants. 

Next, another scan is performed of the healed area to design the abutments for your bridge- which will serve as the base to support it.

Once your abutments are ready, they are placed into the implants and another scan is done for the purpose of designing your final bridge. 

When the bridge is finished, your doctor will make final adjustments and secure it into place. With your bridge placement complete, your teeth are restored to optimal shape and function in a way that continues to stabilize, protect, and preserve the surrounding teeth and tissue.  

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