at New Port Richey, FL
at New Port Richey, FL
SAME DAY TEETH® COASTAL JAW SURGERYIN NEW PORT RICHEY, FL
At Coastal Jaw Surgery, patients receive care from experienced professionals who remain closely involved in advances in oral surgery, implant dentistry, and periodontal treatment. Our resident prosthodontist, Dr. Philip J. Hedger, specializes in restoring and replacing missing teeth and has advanced training in crowns, bridges, dental implants, dentures, cosmetic dentistry, and same-day prosthetics for Same Day Teeth®.
Our treatment rooms are designed to allow multiple stages of care to be completed efficiently in one location. This is especially important for Same Day Teeth®, which allows qualifying patients to receive dental implants and a new set of teeth during the same visit rather than traveling between multiple offices for different parts of treatment.
Our Board-Certified Oral Surgeons and Periodontists regularly provide consultations, surgical care, post-operative visits, and other related treatment at our Same Day Teeth® clinic throughout the week.
For over four decades, we have proudly provided thousands of patients in the Tampa Bay area with dental implant and oral surgery services. To schedule an appointment, our office is located at 8740 Mitchell Blvd, New Port Richey, FL 34655. You can also contact us by phone at 727-877-0011 or fill out our online form.
Contact Location
Location Information
Same Day Teeth® at Pikos Institute
727-877-0011
8740 Mitchell Blvd
New Port Richey, FL 34655
58PJ+F5 New Port Richey, Florida
coastaljaw.com/new-port-richey-fl
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Coastal Jaw Surgery
Dr. Michael A. Pikos
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon
Dr. Michael A. Pikos is the CEO and Founder of Coastal Jaw Surgery, now celebrating its 40th anniversary. He is also the CEO and Founder of the world renowned Pikos Institute in Trinity, FL. He is recognized as a world authority on dental implant surgical reconstruction.
Coastal Jaw Surgery
Dr. Nicole Hernandez
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon
Dr. Othman Rezki
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon
Coastal Jaw Surgery
Dr. Philip J.
Hedger
Prosthodontist
Coastal Jaw Surgery
Dr. Lindsey
Pikos Rosati
Periodontist
Coastal Jaw Surgery
Dr. Anthony M. Pikos
Periodontist
Dr. Bashar Adeinat
Periodontist
FULL MOUTH DENTAL IMPLANTS NEW PORT RICHEY
Full mouth dental implants new port richey are recommended for patients who are missing all or nearly all of their teeth. Our office offers several treatment options for full mouth dental implants, including implanted-supported full bridges, implant-supported dentures, overdentures, and upper and lower arch replacement. For additional information about these procedures, please refer to the following overviews.
IMPLANT-SUPPORTED FULL BRIDGE
Our office offers several treatment options for full mouth dental implants, including Same Day Teeth® and All-on-4/All-on-6. Same Day Teeth® is an innovative surgical procedure that allows placement of your implants and new teeth to occur on the same day. This bar-supported, immediate-load, full-arch restoration is milled from polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) using computer images and impressions of your bite and designed to color-match your remaining natural teeth, resulting in a seamlessly integrated smile that will restore the desired aesthetic and functionality of your natural bite, all in one visit.
Entire arches can also be replaced with the All-on-4/All-on-6 procedure. All-on-4/All-on-6 provides a full bridge replacement using as few as four or six dental implants that are strategically placed at an angle at the back of your jaw and around your dental arch. Once in place, a denture or bridge is attached, restoring the full function and appearance of a full arch of teeth.
OVERDENTURES
Overdentures are removable dental prostheses that rest on and cover remaining teeth and/or dental implants new port richey. The primary benefits of overdentures are that they redirect pressure and forces in the mouth, delay complete edentulism, and help preserve the alveolar bone. Overdentures are typically recommended for elderly patients who have lost some but not all of their teeth. In addition to preventing bone resorption, another benefit of overdentures is that, because the nerves in the root remain, the individual’s sensory function is significantly improved compared to traditional dentures.
IMPLANT-SUPPORTED DENTURES
Patients with standard dentures often become frustrated at how much maintenance is required and find them to be inconvenient, unstable, and even painful. Unlike traditional dentures, which rest on your gums, implant-supported dentures new port richey fl are an overdenture held in place by strategically placed implants. Implant-supported dentures provide a superior level of stability and support, eliminate the need for denture adhesives, return your ability to eat the foods you used to enjoy, and restore your bright, full smile. Implant-supported dentures are often recommended for patients missing all their teeth, but who still have enough jawbone to support an implant. If you do not have enough jawbone to support an implant supported denture, it may be necessary to have a bone graft procedure prior to placement of the dental implant. Implant-supported dentures can either be fixed or removable.
UPPER / LOWER ARCHES
Although there are several different approaches for replacing teeth in your upper and lower arches, the procedural steps will be similar. Before placement of the implant, it will be necessary to address any preexisting decay and periodontal disease. It may also be necessary to perform a dental bone graft if the jaw has begun to decay and can no longer support the implants. Once these issues have been addressed, we will complete a 3D cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) scan, which will provide us with 3D images of your bone, nerve pathways, soft tissues, and teeth, allowing us to determine the optimal placement of your implants using the best digital assessment software and related state-of-the-art technology to ensure that your treatment is truly customized. Prior to placing the implant, a local anesthetic is administered along with dental sedation. Once you are sufficiently numbed, our dental implant surgeon will surgically place the titanium implant or implants, after which the denture(s) can be placed, returning you to your full, healthy smile and the functionality of your natural bite.
CHOOSING WHAT'S RIGHT FOR YOU
In addition to maintaining a private practice, Dr. Michael A. Pikos founded the Pikos Institute in 1990. Today, the institute is recognized worldwide for providing clinicians with advanced surgical and technology-based training focused on predictable, prosthetically driven implant dentistry. Dr. Philip J. Hedger also teaches implant prosthodontics to dentists and dental specialists at the Pikos Institute.
At Coastal Jaw Surgery, this commitment to education and innovation carries into the care we provide our patients. We offer comprehensive consultations for those considering dental implants, beginning with a thorough examination by one of our implant specialists.
Advanced 3D, high-resolution imaging is used to evaluate the jawbone, surrounding anatomy, and available bone structure. This information helps our team determine which implant approach may be best suited to your needs and plan implant placement with precision. Computer-generated imaging may also be used to help you visualize the planned implant and restoration before treatment begins.
To learn more about our clinic and services, or to schedule an appointment for a dental implant consultation, contact us today at 727-877-0011 or fill out an online form. At Coastal Jaw Surgery, we are committed to improving your oral health, aesthetic appearance of your smile, and overall quality of life!
Our New Port Richey Location is only a 10-mile drive from much of the Greater Tampa Area, including but not limited to: Elfers, Holiday, Tarpon Springs, Port Richey, Odessa, Land O Lakes, and Hudson