Advanced Digital Dentistry & Technology at Fox View Dental
Dr. Chad Yenchesky brings cutting-edge digital dentistry to Green Bay and Northeast Wisconsin, combining state-of-the-art technology with nearly 15 years of professional expertise. As the owner of Fox View Dental, Dr. Chad has invested extensively in advanced training, including comprehensive CEREC certification and multiple hands-on training components that allow him to deliver precise, efficient treatments using the latest digital restoration techniques.
His commitment to staying at the forefront of dental technology is evident in his continuing education record, averaging 100 hours annually, which is more than six times the required training. This dedication ensures that patients receive the most advanced care available, with treatments that are both comfortable and highly effective.
Factors Influencing Dental Implant Costs
At Foxview Dental, several factors determine the cost of your dental implant treatment:
Number of Implants
The more implants you need, the higher the overall cost will be. Replacing a single missing tooth costs less than replacing multiple teeth with individual implants or supporting a full arch of teeth.
Type of Implant and Materials
We use high-quality implant materials to ensure long-lasting results. Different materials (such as titanium or zirconia) and brands can affect the cost. Premium implant systems may cost more, but often provide superior results and longevity.
Implant Size and Type
The size and type of implant needed for your specific case will affect the cost. Mini dental implants or specialized implants for particular situations may have different price points.
Additional Procedures
Some patients may require preparatory implant procedures such as bone grafting, sinus lifts, or periodontal treatments. These additional surgeries increase the overall cost but are sometimes necessary to ensure the success of the implant.
Complexity of the Case
Every patient’s dental situation is unique. More complex cases, such as those involving significant bone loss or complicated dental histories, may require additional time, expertise, and resources, affecting the overall cost.
Implant Placement Location
Implants in the posterior (back) of the mouth can be more challenging to place and may cost more due to their proximity to important anatomical structures like sinuses or nerves.
Anesthesia and Sedation
The type of anesthesia or dental sedation used during the procedure can impact the cost. Local anesthesia is used to numb the area, but additional sedation options are available for longer procedures or patients with dental anxiety. At Fox View Dental, we offer various sedation options to ensure your comfort, each with its associated costs.