Implants

With good oral hygiene and regular dental visits, implants can last a lifetime.

In some cases, yes. Complex procedures may involve a dental provider such as a dental specialist or oral surgeon.

Yes, with options like full mouth dental implants or all-on-4 dental implants, we can restore both upper and lower arches with strong, natural-looking teeth.

Unlike bridges, implants don’t require altering adjacent teeth, and unlike dentures, they are fixed in place and won’t shift. Implants help maintain bone health and provide a more natural look and feel. Bright Smiles offers this solution at our Cumming, Lawrenceville, and Dawsonville offices.

In some cases, implants can be placed the same day as an extraction. In other cases, healing or bone grafting is recommended first. Your doctor will confirm timing after reviewing your exam and imaging.

No—implants are designed to blend with surrounding teeth in color, shape, and size for a natural appearance.

We use digital planning with 3D imaging and a robot to guide our doctors achieve precise, minimally invasive placement designed for comfort and long‑term success.

Yes. Bright Smiles uses the Yomi robotic guidance system (robot-assisted dental implant technology). It provides real-time guidance to help your dentist follow the digital plan for implant position, angulation, and depth. This precision can allow for smaller incisions and shorter chair time in appropriate cases. Not all cases are candidates; we’ll confirm at your consultation.

No—the dentist is in control at all times. The robotic system does not place the implant on its own; it guides handpiece trajectory and depth while your dentist performs the surgery.

Smoking can slow healing and elevate risk, but many smokers still receive implants successfully. We’ll discuss strategies to improve outcomes during your consultation.

Brush twice daily, clean between teeth daily, and maintain professional cleanings and exams. We monitor implant health at routine visits in Cumming, Lawrenceville, or Dawsonville.

Bone grafting may be recommended to create a stable foundation. This is a common, well‑tolerated procedure.

Yes. General health matters more than age. Many older adults are excellent candidates.

When placed and cared for properly, implants have a high long‑term success rate. Your individual risk profile will be reviewed during your visit.

It begins with a consultation to review your health history, goals, and imaging. We’ll present a personalized plan and timeline tailored to your needs.