Dental Implants
Life is difficult with missing teeth. Everything you do, from eating to smiling, can become more difficult.
If you are looking for a solution, let dental implants from the practice of John Goodman, DDS, in Kansas City, MO, change your life.
Whether you are missing a single tooth or many, implants restore your ability to chew and smile with confidence. Learn how…
Precise Dental Implant Placement For Optimum Results & Longevity
We work with an implant team at the Oral Surgeon's office that uses the latest in cone-beam digital scanning to plan the precise placement of each implant for optimum results and longevity. Our cutting-edge techniques and proven methods put the smile of your dreams safely within reach at our state-of-the-art facility.
Dental Implants with John P. Goodman, DDS
Dr. John Goodman has provided the community of Kansas City, MO, with expert dental care for more than 25 years. As a dentist who always recommends the best available care for his patients, he often advises that patients with missing teeth undergo dental implant treatment.
Dr. Goodman coordinates with renowned oral surgeons in Kansas City to expertly provide dental implants. His many years of experience have allowed him to form strong familiarity with the area's best surgeons and communicate effectively with them throughout treatment.
Patient-focused care is a pillar of Dr. Goodman's practice. He makes a point of being available to his patients during every stage of implant treatment to create a relationship built on trust so that he can help patients maintain their implants for years to come.
If you are tired of living with missing teeth or slipping dentures, schedule a consultation today with Dr. Goodman. He can review your case and honestly recommend whether dental implants are the best option for you. If you have questions, leave us a message or call us at:
(816) 842-8585
"The Best by Far!" Another Five-Star Review
Jason Ferrara
2019
Dr Goodman and his staff are the Best by far! They make you feel like family and Dr Goodman does Top Notch work! I rate Dr Goodman an “A plus plus.”
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Amber LeRette
2019
Very friendly staff! I hadn’t been to the dentist in years and was nervous, but everyone was great. I’ll be using them from now on & plan to bring my son!
View On GoogleThe Cost of Dental Implants
Dental implants fall under the category of restorative dentistry, and as such most dental insurance plans will cover some or all of the cost of treatment. At the dental practice of Dr. John Goodman in Kansas City, MO, a single tooth implant replacement can cost between $3,500 and $4,500. An All-on-4 procedure to replace a full arch could cost between $25,000 and $40,000.
Although it can seem like a high price to pay, the expert dental care provided by Dr. Goodman and his oral surgeon partners can produce results that last a lifetime. Traditional dentures or bridges may be cheaper initially, but they do not last as long as implants, do not maintain jawbone strength, and are not as secure.
Dr. Goodman and his team work with patients to make treatment as affordable as possible. We will work to ensure you are accessing every available benefit of your dental insurance, and we offer financing plans through CareCredit®.
Why Choose Us? "We give Kansas City a reason to smile"
In practice for more than 25 years, Dr. Goodman has the experience and dental training to achieve optimum outcomes for his patients needing dental implants. He balances cutting-edge technology and techniques with proven methods to ensure a functional and beautiful smile for years to come.
His practice philosophy is summed up in one simple sentence: "We give Kansas City a reason to smile."
◆ Experience & Training
Implant dentistry is a complex treatment that requires extensive experience and training to achieve reliable outcomes. Dr. Goodman has more than 25 years of dental experience and stays current with the latest advancements in the field and hands-on training programs to better serve his patients throughout the Kansas City area.
◆ High Patient Satisfaction Rate
With an average rating of 4.9 stars, patients are vocal in their appreciation of Dr. Goodman's exceptional work and friendly office.
◆ Flexible Financing
In addition to working with your insurer so you get every available benefit, we offer financing plans through CareCredit® so as many people as possible can get the dental care they need.
If you have questions leave us a message or call to request a consultation with Dr. Goodman at his Kansas City practice today.
(816) 842-8585
"Can't speak any more highly about Dr. Goodman and his practice. He doesn't try to push you into services that are unneeded and respects everyone's time." Reyn Watanabe
Dental Implants Are Revolutionary
"The implant has just completely revolutionized what we do," says Dr. Goodman. "You can chew with it, you can floss it. You brush it and treat it just like any other tooth that you have. It can last your lifetime." Watch the video for more insights:
Dr. Goodman discusses the benefits of dental implants, including their longevity, stability, and ability to blend seamlessly with natural teeth. He also addresses the evolution of dental implants and how they have transformed the way smiles are reconstructed. If you are ready to discuss a viable solution for tooth loss, contact our Kansas City dentist today!
What Are Dental Implants?
Dental implants are posts made of titanium that replace a tooth's roots. These titanium rods fuse with the jawbone, providing secure support for restorations such as <a href="/dental-bridges" dental-bridges"="" data-cke-saved-href="/dental-bridges">bridges, or dentures. While the procedure is more involved than being fitted for traditional dentures or bridges, the longterm oral health benefits of implants make them a worthwhile dental option for people missing one tooth or several.
Implants Can Be Used in a Variety of Ways Whether You Are Missing One Tooth or Many
"Accurate Diagnosis, Excellent Demeanor"
Anthony Gialde
2018
Without a doubt, the absolute best dentist I have ever seen. Accurate diagnosis, excellent demeanor and tries to keep the patient comfortable at all times. A+
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Robert Alspaugh
2019
Love the whole crew!!! Very professional and incredibly friendly. This kind of service separates them from the pack and is a novelty in this era. Can’t say about the care they provide and being on a first name basis has me looking forward to my next visit.
View On GoogleDental Implant Timeline
Treatment typically falls into several phases. However, if you suffer from gum disease or are lacking in jawbone strength, you may require some preparatory treatments for optimum implant longevity.
Consultation
Contact us online or call (816) 842-8585 to schedule an initial consultation with Dr. Goodman. The dentist will examine your smile to determine if dental implants are right for you. He may take photos or panoramic x-ray. If Dr. Goodman determines you are a good candidate for dental implants, he will refer you to a trusted oral surgeon for implant surgery.
First Surgery
When you come in for your first surgery, the oral surgeon can provide sedation to help you relax. Using an advanced digital scan of your bite for precision, the surgeon will make incisions in your gums to place the titanium implants. After the implants are positioned, the surgeon will stitch the incision shut.
First Healing Period
The first healing period usually lasts between three to six months. During this time, the process of osseointegration takes place, during which the implant fuses with your jawbone. If needed, we can provide a temporary restoration to wear during this interim healing period.
Abutment Placement
After the first healing period, the oral surgeon attaches an abutment to the implant. The abutment is the connector between the artificial tooth root (the implant) and your restoration. Again, sedation is available if you desire.
Second Healing Period
After the abutment is placed, a short healing period of about two weeks is required for the gums to properly heal around the abutment.
Restoration Placement
Finally, you are ready to receive your crown, bridge, or denture. Dr. Goodman will attach the restoration to the abutment and ensure it is seated properly for optimum performance and longevity. He will also take care to see that it is comfortable and seamlessly blends in with your natural teeth. You will walk out of our dental office with a newly restored smile.
Before and After
Lifestyle and Health Conditions Can Affect Your Candidacy
Your health and lifestyle choices can affect whether you can be considered a candidate for dental implants. If you are considering implants, the first step is scheduling a consultation with Dr. Goodman so the two of you can go over your medical history, concerns, and your goals. You will also want to let the doctor know what medications you take.
It's important to be upfront about health issues because they can affect how successful dental implants will be for you. For example, if you have undergone radiation therapy for head or neck cancer, that can slightly increase the risk of implant failure.
However, even if you are not a prime candidate for implants now, dental treatments are available that can help you qualify for implants.
Some factors to be considered:
Poor Jaw Density
If you have been missing teeth for a long time, the bone in your jaw deteriorates and may become too weak to support implants. In these cases, we can offer bone grafting to restore the lost tissue and strengthen your jawbone.
Smoking
Smoking inhibits your body's ability to heal properly and increases the risk of implant failure. If you smoke, you should quit for several months before surgery and plan to stop for good.
Periodontal Disease
Healthy gums are essential for both your natural teeth and dental implants. If you are suffering from gum disease, we offer periodontal treatments to create a healthy foundation for your implant.
Uncontrolled Diabetes
Diabetes and other autoimmune diseases increase the risks of surgery and inhibit healing. Be sure to tell the dentist about these health issues. On a positive note, if your diabetes is under control, your success rate climbs to rates equal to those who do not have the disease.
