Dental Implant Restorations at Palmetto Family Dental

Rebuild Your Smile with Custom Implant Crowns and Prosthetics

We serve patients in Fayetteville, McDonough, Palmetto, and Zebulon, as well as nearby areas including Upland, Montclair, and Claremont. Our goal is to make every implant restoration look natural, feel comfortable, and last for years.

Learn more about full-service tooth replacement options through our restorative dentistry offerings.

What Is a Dental Implant Restoration?

Once your implant has been surgically placed and healed, it’s time for the restoration phase. This involves crafting and attaching a custom prosthetic tooth or appliance to complete the implant.

At Palmetto Family Dental, we provide several types of implant-supported restorations:

• Single-tooth crowns: A porcelain or ceramic crown placed on a single implant
• Implant bridges: Used to replace multiple missing teeth in a row using two or more implants
• Implant-supported dentures: Full or partial dentures anchored by implants for stability and comfort
• Restoration replacements: Updating or repairing damaged or worn implant crowns

We coordinate with your oral surgeon or periodontist to ensure a seamless transition from implant placement to final restoration. If you’re just starting to explore your options, visit our page on dental implants for a complete overview.

The Restoration Process

Once the implant has integrated with the jawbone (a process called osseointegration), you’ll return to Palmetto Family Dental for the restorative phase. Here’s what you can expect:

1. Evaluation and imaging to assess the implant site
2. Digital impressions to design a custom-fit prosthetic
3. Fabrication of your restoration to match surrounding teeth in color and shape
4. Placement and attachment of the restoration using abutments or connectors
5. Final adjustments to ensure comfort and functionality

All restorations are designed to blend naturally with your smile and support normal chewing and speaking functions. For more complex cases, we may pair your implant crown with a dental bridge or partial denture.

Benefits of Implant Restorations

Properly restored implants offer lasting benefits and unmatched aesthetics. Advantages of our dental implant restorations include:

• A strong, stable alternative to traditional dentures
• A custom-crafted prosthetic that looks and feels like a natural tooth
• Long-term durability with proper care
• Preservation of facial structure and jawbone integrity
• Improved bite alignment and comfort compared to removable options

Patients who need full smile rehabilitation may also consider options like full and partial dentures or a smile makeover as part of their plan.

Are You a Candidate for a Restoration?

If you've already had a dental implant placed but haven’t received the final restoration—or if your existing crown is damaged—you may be a candidate for treatment at Palmetto Family Dental. Our dentists will evaluate your oral health, implant integrity, and overall bite before recommending the appropriate restoration.

We may recommend additional services to support your implant, such as:

• Dental crowns for protecting adjacent teeth
• Periodontal therapy if gum health needs to be addressed
• Dental X-rays to monitor bone support

Implant Restoration Services Available at All Locations

Palmetto Family Dental offers dental implant restorations at all four of our Georgia offices:

• Fayetteville: 210 Trilith Pkwy #130, Fayetteville, GA 30214 | (678) 799-9810
• McDonough: 70 Westridge Pkwy #100, McDonough, GA 30253 | (770) 898-3192
• Palmetto: 501 Park St., Palmetto, GA 30268 | (770) 463-4541
• Zebulon: 15988 Barnesville St, Zebulon, GA 30295 | (770) 567-8000

Our dentists—Dr. J. Brunson, Dr. K. Jordan, Dr. S. Smith, Dr. Mitchell Sarembock, and Dr. Cameron Cushing—are committed to high-quality restorative results. You can learn more about them on our Meet Our Doctors page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if my implant crown breaks?
We can evaluate and replace broken or worn implant restorations, provided the implant post is still intact and functional.

How long do implant restorations last?
With proper care, crowns and prosthetics can last 10–15 years or longer. Routine checkups and good hygiene are key.

Can I get a restoration if my implant was placed years ago?
Yes. We regularly work with patients who had implants placed by other providers and need updated restorations.

Does insurance cover implant restorations?
Coverage varies. Visit our finance and insurance page or ask about our membership plan to explore options.