Dental Implants in Brunswick

Secure Tooth Replacement Designed For Long-Term Function

Dental Implants at James A. Oshetski, DDS

Planning and Care Focused on Comfort and Long-Term Function

Dental implants are a reliable option for replacing missing teeth with a result that can look natural and feel secure. At our Brunswick office, Dr. Oshetski provides implant planning, surgical placement, and final restoration in one location, with a focus on clear communication and coordinated care from start to finish.

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One-Office Planning, Placement, and Restoration

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Advanced Diagnostics for Predictable Placement

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Comfort Options, Including Sedation

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Guided Care From Consult to Restoration

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Why Choose Dental Implants

Long-Term Option Designed to Function Like Natural Teeth

Dental implants are small anchors placed in the jawbone to support a replacement tooth or teeth. Once healed, an implant can hold a crown, bridge, or implant-supported denture. Because implants integrate with the bone, they are designed to feel stable when you eat, speak, and smile. Tooth loss can affect chewing, nutrition, speech, and the appearance of your smile, and it can also contribute to changes in the jawbone over time. Dental implants are designed to restore comfort and function while providing a secure foundation for replacement teeth, helping support chewing, speech, facial structure, and long-term oral health.

Implant Care With Personalized Consultation

Planning, Placement, and Restoration Under One Roof

Dr. Oshetski provides both surgical implant placement and final restoration in one office. This allows for coordinated planning, consistent communication, and continuity of care throughout the process. Our team uses advanced diagnostics and careful evaluation to create a plan tailored to your needs, comfort, and long-term goals.


During your consultation, Dr. Oshetski will evaluate your oral health, discuss your goals, and review treatment options that fit your needs. This visit is also a chance to ask questions, understand the steps involved, and learn what to expect before, during, and after treatment.

The Dental Implants Process and Aftercare

Step-by-Step Treatment With Guidance Through Healing
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Planning and Diagnostics

Digital imaging and evaluation are used to plan implant placement and determine the best restorative approach.

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Implant Placement

The implant is placed in the jawbone to take the place of the missing tooth root.

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Healing and Integration

As the area heals, the implant integrates with the bone.

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Final Restoration

A custom restoration is attached to complete the process, restoring function and appearance.

After implant placement, you will receive personalized instructions based on your procedure. In general, patients are advised to protect the area, follow diet guidance, maintain gentle oral hygiene, and manage discomfort with recommended medications when appropriate. Our team is available if questions come up during recovery.

Additional Care That May Support Implant Treatment

Implant Planning May Include Other Procedures and Treatments

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Why should I choose implants over dentures?

    Dental implants are designed to provide a secure foundation for replacement teeth and can feel more stable than traditional dentures. For many patients, implants help support comfortable chewing and clearer speech while reducing concerns about movement during daily activities. A consultation helps determine which option fits your needs and long-term goals.

  • How painful is getting a dental implant?

    Implant placement is typically completed with local anesthesia, and comfort options may be available depending on your needs. Many patients report the procedure is easier than expected, and discomfort afterward is often manageable with recommended medications. Your care plan will include clear guidance for comfort and recovery.

  • How long does the dental implant process take?

    The full timeline varies based on your treatment plan, healing needs, and whether additional procedures are recommended. Some cases involve a healing period before the final restoration is placed, while other situations may allow for a faster timeline. During your consultation, you will receive a clear overview of expected steps and timing.

  • What can I eat after implant placement?

    Diet instructions depend on the type and number of implants placed. Most patients begin with softer foods and gradually return to a normal diet as healing progresses. Our team will provide specific guidance based on your procedure, along with tips to support comfort and protect the area during recovery.

  • How long can dental implants last?

    Dental implants are designed to be a long-term solution and can last for many years with good home care and regular dental visits. Long-term success depends on factors such as oral hygiene, overall health, and routine professional maintenance. We will review the best ways to care for your implant and restoration.

  • Are dental implants covered by insurance?

    Coverage varies by plan, and some dental insurance policies may contribute to implant-related care. Our team can help review benefits and discuss what may be covered, along with expected out-of-pocket costs. We aim to provide clear information so you can make confident decisions about your treatment.

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If you are missing one tooth or several teeth, dental implants may be a strong option to restore comfort, function, and confidence. A consultation with Dr. Oshetski is the best way to understand what is possible for your smile and what approach fits your needs.