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Our Services
Business Hours
Monday08:00:00 – 17:00:00
Tuesday08:00:00 – 17:00:00
Wednesday08:00:00 – 17:00:00
Thursday08:00:00 – 17:00:00
Friday08:00:00 – 14:00:00
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Frequently Asked Questions
Full arch implant candidacy depends on factors such as your oral health, available bone, remaining teeth, and treatment goals. A consultation and imaging can determine whether full arch dental implants may be appropriate for replacing a full upper or lower arch.
Yes, financing options may be available for full arch dental implant treatment depending on eligibility. Rockcliff works with financing providers including Sunbit, CareCredit®, and Proceed Finance. After your consultation, our team can review your treatment estimate, applicable insurance benefits, and available payment options.
Same-day implant placement may be possible in certain cases, but it depends on the condition of the extraction site, available bone, and whether grafting or additional healing is needed. Your oral surgeon can evaluate the area and determine the appropriate timing.
Wisdom teeth may need to be removed when they are impacted or contributing to pain, infection, damage to nearby teeth, or other oral health concerns. Imaging helps an oral surgeon determine whether removal is recommended and when treatment should occur.
A simple extraction generally involves a tooth that can be accessed without additional surgical treatment. Surgical extraction may be needed for impacted, broken, or difficult-to-access teeth and can require additional surgical steps.
A persistent sore, lump, swelling, or other unusual change involving the mouth or jaw should be evaluated. Oral surgeons can determine whether imaging, monitoring, biopsy, or treatment is appropriate.
Sedation is selected based on the procedure, your medical history, and your comfort and safety needs. Depending on the case, options may include local anesthesia, nitrous oxide, IV sedation, or general anesthesia, and your surgeon will discuss the recommended approach before treatment.