Dental Implants in Centennial, CO
Restore Your Smile
With Implant Dentistry
- In-house implant placement and restoration
- Computer-guided 3D surgery for precise results
- All-on-4, All-on-6, and mini implant options
- Complimentary second opinions available
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Why Choose Link Dental for Dental Implants in Centennial, CO
Complete In-House Implant Care
From the initial consultation through bone grafting, sinus lifts, extractions, implant placement, and final restoration, our Centennial, CO, team handles every step under one roof. We fabricate custom restorations in our dental lab, which means fewer outside referrals and shorter turnaround times. You won't need to coordinate between multiple offices or providers.
Computer-Guided Precision for Every Implant
Dr. Thomas Reed and Dr. Natalie Lesinski use computer-guided 3D surgery to plan and place each implant with a high level of accuracy. Digital imaging allows our team to map your anatomy in detail before the procedure begins, resulting in more predictable outcomes, shorter procedure times, and a better foundation for your custom restoration.
Solutions for Every Level of Tooth Loss
We offer a range of implant options tailored to your needs. Our practice provides traditional implants, All-on-4®, All-on-6, and mini dental implants so we can match the right approach to your anatomy, bone health, and goals. Depending on your case, you may even be able to receive a temporary restoration on the same day as implant placement.
"Link Dental is a premier dental practice determined to care for all of your dental needs. Dr. Tom Reed is a world class dentist. I've been going to him for many years. In addition to standard preventive care, he's done some surgical and cosmetic work for me that was absolutely top notch. I no longer cringe when I go to the dentist. Thanks, Dr. Reed and Link!"
Randal, 5-Star Review
Hear From Dr. Reed
About Implant Dentistry
Dr. Reed walks through what dental implants are, how they work, and why they are often the best long-term solution for missing teeth. From single-tooth replacements to full-arch upgrades for patients struggling with dentures, he explains the process and what makes implant dentistry life changing. He also discusses how restorations are manufactured in Link Dental's own lab, giving patients a closer look at the care and precision that go into each case.
Meet Dr. Thomas Reed
Dr. Reed brings a combination of advanced surgical training and a patient-first approach to every implant case. His goal is to make sure you understand your options, feel confident in your treatment plan, and are comfortable throughout the process.
- Northwestern University DDS graduate (1995)
- General Practice Residency, The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
- Recognized as a Top Dentist by Denver's 5280 magazine
- 28+ years of clinical experience across all phases of dentistry
- Uses computer-guided 3D surgery for implant placement
- Licensed to administer sedation in-office
What Types of Restorations
Do Implants Support?
Depending on your level of tooth loss, your dentist in Centennial, CO, can use dental implants to support a variety of restorations.
Dental Crowns
For patients missing a single tooth, we can pair a dental crown with a dental implant to fill in the gap and restore your smile.
Dental Bridges
Dental bridges and implants are a great option for patients who are missing a few consecutive teeth.
Dentures
If you are missing most or all of your teeth, dental implants and dentures can restore one or both dental arches.
See a Dental Implant Transformation Made Possible By Our Team
This Centennial, CO, patient suffered from loose teeth, which made eating difficult.
After our dentist replaced her loose teeth with dental implants supporting custom restorations, she could eat and speak confidently again.
Keeping Implants Affordable In Centennial, CO
We believe financial concerns should not prevent you from restoring your smile. While most dental insurance plans do not cover the cost of implants or abutments, they often cover related expenses such as your restoration or preparatory treatments to address gum health. Our team is happy to verify your benefits and help you understand what your plan covers before you commit to treatment.
To help make implant treatment more accessible, we offer:
- Financing through CareCredit® to break costs into affordable monthly payments
- Our Link to Smiles in-house membership plan, which includes built-in savings on services
- A transparent approach to treatment planning so you understand your costs upfront
- Complimentary consultations where we walk through a cost estimate based on your specific needs
For a detailed breakdown of what to expect, visit our dental implants cost page.
Sedation Tailored to Your Needs
Though we use local anesthetic to keep our patients from feeling any discomfort, you may still be concerned about anxiety. Dr. Reed is trained and licensed to provide multiple levels of sedation so you can stay comfortable throughout your implant procedure.
Advanced Training
Dr. Reed is licensed to provide minimal to moderate levels of sedation through both the ADMA and DOCS certification programs. Their training sets him apart from other Centennial dental professionals.
Multiple Options
We offer three sedation options: nitrous oxide, oral conscious sedation, and IV sedation. Whether you need just a little help relaxing or prefer not to remember the procedure, we can match the right level to your needs.
"I've had procedures done here and what angel of hands these doctors have. From the anesthesiologist not pain process, hygienist delicate care for your procedure to the doctor simply no discomfort or pain at all. If I can relax and almost fall asleep this tells you everything for 3 hours." — Ari, 5-Star Review
Am I a Candidate for Dental Implants?
Dental implants are a landmark dentistry treatment to address tooth loss, but not everyone is a candidate. You may be a candidate if:
You are in otherwise good oral health
If you suffer from issues such as tooth decay, tooth damage, or gum disease, this must be addressed before you can undergo implant placement. This is to ensure a healthy foundation for your implants and restorations.
You have sufficient bone tissue
You must have sufficient jawbone tissue for dental implant placement. To receive traditional implants, those with extensive bone loss will first need bone grafting to ensure there is sufficient bone to support the implants. Options like All-on-4® (an entire denture on the upper or lower arch placed on four specially-designed implants) can allow certain patients to receive implants without a preliminary bone graft.
You are in good overall health
Our dentists will examine your health records to determine if implant placement is safe. If you have diabetes, for example, the condition must be under control in order to safely undergo the procedure.
Suffering From Existing Bone Loss? We Can Help
If you have been told you do not qualify for traditional dental implants due to bone loss, our dentists offer the All-on-4® and All-on-6 implant techniques. These methods use four to six strategically placed implants to maximize existing bone material. For more extensive bone loss, our team also performs bone grafting and sinus lifts to help you qualify for the benefits dental implants provide.
Dental Implant Treatment
Placing traditional dental implants involves these fundamental steps:
"If having teeth for a lifetime means you have to take, say, 3-6 months to get there, it's certainly worth that investment of time." Dr. Mark Link
Have questions about the implant process?
