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Dr. Brady is kind and gentle, answers any questions I have. Glad that he he handling my case. I recommend him
Dr. Brady has practiced at Oral Surgery Associates and Dental Implant Centers for more than 30 years. He received his DMD degree from the Medical College of Georgia in 1976 and graduated first in his class. He also completed an internship in anesthesiology and a residency in oral and maxillofacial surgery at the Medical College of Georgia.
As a result of his extensive training and cutting-edge methods with dental implants, Dr. Brady has been a speaker at many major dental meetings, such as the Georgia and South Carolina Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Associations, Northern District Dental Society, and multiple local dental study groups. He lectures at annual Thomas P. Hinman Dental Meetings and was a featured clinician at the 2011 meeting.
As an accomplished oral surgeon, Dr. Brady uses the most advanced techniques. His expertise includes:
Dr. Brady is known as a compassionate, professional, and caring doctor. He is recognized and respected in the oral surgery community as a knowledgeable and experienced surgeon. He is often asked to treat dentists and their families, one of the highest compliments of a specialist in dentistry.
Dental implants are the most effective and longest-lasting solution for replacing missing teeth. They have the same look, feel, and function as healthy natural teeth. At Oral Surgery Associates & Dental Implant Centers in Atlanta, we’ll provide you with durable options for tooth replacement that will help you smile with confidence.
A dental implant is an artificial tooth root, usually made of titanium. A complete dental implant has three components:
One of our oral surgeons will place the implant and the abutment, and your general dentist will place the crown.
If you’re a candidate for them, dental implants can be used to replace one or more missing teeth.
High-quality implants can last a lifetime. Our oral surgeons adhere to the highest standards to ensure you get optimal results.
Many insurance companies are now starting to cover dental implants. Every patient’s insurance plan is unique, and we always recommend patients call their insurance companies to see if they have coverage for dental implants. As a courtesy, we will also check your insurance after your initial consultation.
Dental Implants are the most dependable recourse for tooth restoration. Once the implant is fully healed, patients can usually enjoy all of their favorite foods while benefiting from healthy, aesthetically-pleasing dental implants.
1. Having the most natural look and feel of teeth.
2. Prevention of bone loss.
3. Having the ability to chew your food again.
4. Durability
5. Improved self-esteem and improved oral health
The success rates of dental implants can vary, but in general dental implants can endure for a long time. Some studies have even shown dental implants lasting longer than 20 years.
The implant process usually varies per patient. If you are a candidate for dental implants without bone grafting, the healing process usually takes about 3-4 months. After you are cleared by the oral surgeon, you are released to your general dentist so they can put on the crown. If you are needing extractions, and bone grafting the total time from start to finish can take about 6-8 months.
Every person is a case by case basis. Our ideal candidate would be in good oral health. The healthier an individual’s gum tissue is, the more support the implants will have.
Usually, a dental surgeon places the implant(s) and performs other necessary surgical procedures – your general dentist provides the temporary and permanent replacement teeth. Both doctors are involved in planning your dental treatment. Also, depending upon a variety of factors, different dental specialists may help with your dental care.
Typically, one implant per missing tooth is placed. Due to the fact that the larger teeth in the back of your jaws have two or three roots, the most common approach is to replace missing back teeth with larger implants.
No, there isn’t any restrictions for age. When you come in for a consultation the doctor will discuss what your best options are.
Every patient varies, but most patients say it is more painful to have the tooth removed than the actual dental implant. Our office offers sedation options to make sure you are comfortable during the whole procedure.
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Dr. Brady is kind and gentle, answers any questions I have. Glad that he he handling my case. I recommend him