Laser Assisted Implant Placement - Lake St Louis, MO

Innovative Solutions for Successful Implant Procedures

Dental Implant Success Begins with BLAST

Many patients come to us feeling discouraged and hopeless about the future of their smile. While dental implants promise a stable foundation and a functional, aesthetically pleasing smile, advanced gum disease may hinder this possibility. If you’re experiencing tooth loss due to gum disease, you might have been advised to resolve the infection before considering implants.

Unfortunately, the battle against gum disease is rarely a straight line, and you may feel like you’ll never be an ideal candidate for treatments like full mouth dental implants. At New Creation Dental Care, our team is proud to offer a revolutionary approach to dental implant surgery and deliver predictably successful results for everything from single to full mouth dental implants in Lake St. Louis, MO!

What Is the BLAST Dental Implant Protocol?

The BLAST dental implant protocol creates a groundbreaking approach to placing and integrating dental implants into the jawbone. BLAST encompasses a comprehensive strategy for optimal implant outcomes. This protocol emphasizes precise placement at the bone level, utilizing angulated screw channels to enhance stability and aesthetics.

Meticulous soft tissue management ensures proper healing and integration, while strategic timing maximizes the success of the implant procedure. With the BLAST protocol, you can expect superior results, faster healing times, and a restored smile with long-lasting functionality and aesthetics.

How Does BLAST Improve Your Dental Implant Process?

Eliminates bacteria, diseased tissue, and contaminants from the surgical site
Eliminates contaminants from the implant post
Activates the bone and gum tissue to speed the healing process
Prevents infections that could cost you a successful implant
Fast and easy to incorporate into your implant surgery
Natural way to boost your body’s healing powers

Why Is BLAST Important for Successful Dental Implants?

Patients come to us to rebuild their smiles because they are losing teeth to oral health issues like periodontal disease or decay that have created infections. However, those same disease processes that lead to tooth loss can make it impossible to place healthy implants.

Precise placement at the bone level ensures optimal stability and integration, while angulated screw channels enhance aesthetics and functionality. Meticulous management of soft tissue promotes proper healing and minimizes complications. Timing is also a critical aspect, allowing for strategic planning to optimize the success of the implant procedure. Our team can achieve superior results through the BLAST protocol, providing you with durable, functional, and aesthetically pleasing dental implants that stand the test of time.

FAQ

What is the BLAST protocol?

BLAST is a laser-assisted dental implant protocol used during implant preparation, placement, and maintenance. It uses a pulsed laser at the implant site to remove bacteria and diseased tissue while activating bone and gum tissue to support healing.

Why does BLAST matter if I already have gum disease or bone loss?

Gum disease and decay can complicate implant placement, and BLAST’s tissue-activating approach is designed to help address that complexity as part of the overall implant process rather than treating it as a separate obstacle.

Does BLAST add time to my implant procedure?

No. It’s designed to be quick and easy to incorporate directly into standard implant surgery rather than requiring an additional appointment.

What are the actual benefits of BLAST?

It helps remove bacteria and contaminants from the surgical site, activates bone and gum tissue to support faster healing, and is intended to help prevent infection during the implant process.

Is BLAST used for all implant cases?

It’s one option within the New Creation Dental Implant Center’s broader range of techniques, and whether it fits your case depends on your specific evaluation and treatment plan.

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