Single Tooth Implants in West New York, NJ | Permanent Tooth Replacement
Replace a missing tooth with a long-lasting, natural-looking dental implant at Veda Family Dentistry in West New York, NJ. Schedule your consultation with our expert team today!

One Tooth Can Make a Big Difference
Losing just one tooth may seem minor, but it can impact everything from your bite to your confidence. Whether due to injury, decay, or a failed root canal, a missing tooth can cause shifting, bone loss, speech issues, and chewing discomfort.
At Veda Family Dentistry, we offer single tooth dental implants, a permanent, natural-looking solution that replaces your missing tooth without affecting others. Led by Dr. Shamik Bhattacharyya and Dr. Behram Patel, our experienced team provides precise, personalized implant care in West New York, NJ.
What Is a Single Tooth Implant?
A single tooth implant is a standalone replacement for one missing tooth. It consists of three parts:
Implant Post – A titanium screw placed into the jawbone, acting as a tooth root
Abutment – A connector between the post and the crown
Crown – A custom-made prosthetic tooth that mimics the look and function of your natural teeth
Unlike bridges, a single tooth implant doesn’t rely on neighboring teeth for support, making it a healthier and longer-lasting option.
“I thought a bridge was my only option. Dr. Patel recommended an implant, and now it’s like I never lost the tooth in the first place.” – Melinda G.
Why Choose a Single Dental Implant?
Long-Lasting – Implants are designed to last 20+ years or longer with proper care
Bone Preservation – Stimulate the jawbone to prevent bone loss
Natural Appearance – Crown matches adjacent teeth in shape and color
Independent Solution – No need to grind down healthy teeth
Full Functionality – Restores natural chewing and speech
Are You a Candidate?
You may qualify for a single tooth implant if you:
Are missing one tooth
Have healthy gums
Have enough bone (or are open to bone grafting)
Don’t smoke or are willing to quit
Want a long-term, natural solution
We’ll confirm your eligibility with 3D scans, a full evaluation, and a health history review.
Our Implant Process at Veda Family Dentistry
1. Consultation & Planning
We begin with a full-mouth evaluation, digital imaging, and personalized planning.
2. Implant Placement
The titanium post is precisely placed under local anesthesia or sedation.
3. Healing & Osseointegration
Bone fuses with the implant post over 3–6 months.
4. Crown Placement
After healing, we place the abutment and custom crown.
5. Aftercare & Maintenance
You’ll receive instructions and support to maintain long-term implant health.
Timeline: How Long Does It Take?
Consultation to placement: 1–2 weeks
Healing: 3–6 months
Crown placement: After full healing
In some cases, same-day implants may be an option. Ask our team during your consultation.
Is It Painful?
Most patients report only mild soreness or swelling post-placement, similar to a filling or extraction. We offer sedation options for anxious patients and thorough post-care guidance.
How Long Do They Last?
Implant post: Often lasts a lifetime
Crown: Typically lasts 10–15 years, depending on the material and care
With proper hygiene and regular visits, your implant can provide decades of comfort and confidence.
What Does It Cost?
Pricing depends on:
Tooth location
Bone condition and need for grafting
Crown materials
We offer:
Transparent pricing
Flexible financing plans
Guidance on insurance (many cover part of the restoration)
Single Tooth Implants vs. Bridges
While both options replace missing teeth, single tooth implants and traditional bridges differ significantly in long-term benefits and impact on oral health. Single implants typically last over 20 years and help preserve the jawbone, while bridges may last 5 to 15 years and do not prevent bone loss. Implants do not require modification to surrounding teeth, keeping healthy teeth untouched. In contrast, bridges rely on adjacent teeth for support, which means filing down otherwise healthy teeth. Implants offer a more natural appearance and are cared for just like real teeth, whereas bridges may look less natural over time and need special cleaning tools.
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