Dental Implants Pleasanton

The Best Way to Replace Missing Teeth

Dentist holding a model of the mouth with a dental implant in Pleasanton

Having a beautiful smile can leave a great and lasting first impression. Whether you have crooked, discolored, or even missing teeth, we at Brush Country Dental Center are here to give you the smile that you deserve. Our goal is to provide you with precise treatment in a comfortable environment so that you feel confident in the way that your smile looks and feels. Dental implants in Pleasanton are an effective way to replace and restore your teeth into a smile that you are excited to show off!

Why Choose Brush Country Dental Center for Dental Implants?

  • In-House Implant Specialist for Start-to-Finish Treatment
  • Top-Quality Restorations that Last for Years
  • Sedation Available for Comfortable Treatment

What Are Dental Implants?

Dentist holding a dental implant right before placing it in a patients mouth

Dental implants are small titanium posts that are used as replacements for the roots of a missing tooth. Once these implants are in place, a life-like crown is placed on top of the post, mimicking the look, feel, and function of a natural tooth.

The 4 Step Dental Implant Process

Pleasanton patient learning about dental implant steps

Getting dental implants is a multi-step process that delivers life-changing results. Each step of your treatment is an important part of ensuring your new teeth are secure, functional, and aesthetically pleasing.

If you’ve never gone through the process of getting dental implants, it can seem a little overwhelming, but not to worry—this handy guide will walk you through it step-by-step. From your first consultation to receiving your final restoration, our team at Brush Country Dental Center makes the process simple and stress-free.

Initial Dental Implant Consultation

Pleasanton patient discussing dental implants at consultation

Your dental implant treatment begins with a thorough consultation. During this visit, our team will review your medical history, take digital images, and perform a full oral exam to determine whether implants are right for you.

We’ll also talk about your treatment goals, explain the process in detail, and answer any questions you may have. If you feel like implants are a great fit for your smile, we’ll create a personalized plan that outlines the procedure, costs, and timelines, so you’ll know exactly what to expect before moving forward.

Dental Implant Surgery

Specialist in Pleasanton placing dental implant post

At some dental offices, your surgery would be performed by an outside specialist, but at Brush Country Dental Center, you won’t have to travel anywhere. Everything is completed right here in our office. Our in-house implant specialist, Dr. Hosseini, performs all our surgical placements with precision and care.

Having this procedure done in the same office where you receive consultations and follow-ups is not only more convenient but also more cost-effective. With advanced technology and sedation options available, you’ll experience a smooth surgery and receive the peace of mind that comes from seeing a familiar face every time.

Dental Implant Osseointegration & Abutment Placement

Graphic showing dental implant post in jawbone in Pleasanton

After surgery, your implant posts need time to fuse with your jawbone in a process called osseointegration. This step takes a few months to complete and is critical to setting the foundation for your future restorations.

Once you’re fully healed, Dr. Hosseini will place small connectors, known as abutments, onto your implants. These attachments extend above your gumline and serve as the anchor for your final restoration, ensuring it fits, looks, and functions just like a natural tooth. 

Delivery of Dental Implant Restorations

Pleasanton patient smiling with new dental implantsfile

The final stage is probably the most exciting—receiving your permanent restoration! Whether you’re replacing a single tooth, multiple teeth, or a full arch, our custom-made crowns, bridges, or dentures will match your natural teeth in color, shape, and positioning.

Once your restoration is secured to the abutments, it disappears into your smile as if it was always there. And with proper care and regular dental visits, your dental implants can last for decades, giving you lasting oral health benefits and renewed confidence.

The Benefits of Dental Implants

Senior dental patient looking at his smile in a mirror

Some of the benefits of choosing dental implants as a tooth replacement option include the following:

  • Dental implants can look, feel, and act just like your natural teeth.
  • They don't require any additional maintenance; just treat and clean them the same as you do your other teeth.
  • You don't have to worry about the implant restorations moving or slipping in your mouth.
  • Dental implants will keep the jawbone from shrinking in the area where your teeth are missing.
  • They'll also prevent any remaining teeth from shifting in your mouth.
  • Dental implants have a success rate of over 95 percent after 10 years - much higher than other tooth replacement alternatives.
  • With proper care, implants can last a lifetime.

Who Dental Implants Can Help

Depending on your unique case, Dr. Pruski and Dr. Hosseini may recommend one of three different avenues of dental implant treatment, which we’ve listed below. However, the best way to learn what your journey would look like is to schedule a consultation.



Missing One Tooth

Illustration of a dental crown being placed on a dental implant

A single implant is used to fill in any gaps or replace a missing tooth. This is typically the most cost-effective and best long-term investment when it comes to replacing a single tooth.

Missing Multiple Teeth

Illustration of a dental bridge being placed on two dental implants

Dental implants can be used to secure a dental bridge within the mouth, eliminating the need to anchor a dental bridge to existing teeth. Not only does this method help preserve your smile better, but implant bridges are also known to last longer.

Missing All Teeth

Illustration of a full denture being placed on six dental implants

Missing teeth can accelerate bone loss, which makes the jaws shrink and the dentures slip. When dental implants are secured in the jawbone to anchor a full denture, they help preserve the density of the bone and act as a steady foundation for the denture.