Dental Implants Jackson
Complete Your Smile
- Streamlined Procedures All Under One Roof
- Quality Implants for Successful Outcomes
- Sedation Options for Comfortable Care
Restoring Smiles in Jackson
Care Under One Roof
Our team is capable of handling dental implant cases from our offices, without having to refer you elsewhere. This allows us to monitor your case more closely and saves you trips to facilities all over the city. If you have a complex case that requires All-on-X, we will consult with a specialist to ensure you receive the best care available.
Premium Implants
Our dentists use implants from Nobel Biocare™, a reputable manufacturer of dental implants known for their high success rates and durability. Implants are made from biocompatible materials, ensuring they can safely and successfully fuse with your jawbone and become part of your anatomy.
Your Comfort in Mind
We offer sedation so you can feel as comfortable as possible throughout your surgical procedure. Depending on the extent of your surgery and your concerns, we can provide nitrous oxide or oral conscious sedation. For more complex procedures, we can arrange for surgery under general anesthesia or IV sedation at an off-site location.
You Deserve a Long-Term Solution for Tooth Loss
Choose Dental Implants in Jackson, MS
- Dr. Stewart Strange has completed advanced training in implant dentistry and is a fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists.
- Dr. Chandler Pleasant is known for his passion for implants, has completed continuing education courses in implant dentistry, and has attended the Engel Institute of Implantology.
- Our doctors use advanced imaging technology and a cone beam scanner to generate detailed images of the treatment area and plan surgery with absolute precision.
- We have four offices for your convenience. You can find us in Jackson, Brandon, Raymond, and Pelahatchie.
I've never had a better experience.
“Kind, compassionate, helpful, and professional!! I am in my 50s, and I've never had a better experience at a dental office.”
Gwen B. (2025) 
Become a Candidate for Dental Implants
Have Good Oral Health
Dental implants require a healthy foundation. If you have cavities, gum disease, or badly damaged teeth that require extraction, these concerns will have to be addressed before your dental implant procedure.
Be in Good Overall Health
In order to receive dental implants, you must be healthy enough to undergo oral surgery. Be sure to inform your dentist of your medical history and current health during your consultation.
Have Enough Bone Density
Dental implants require a certain amount of jawbone density for secure placement. If your jawbone has atrophied, you may need bone grafting to strengthen it. You can also explore options like All-on-4, which require less bone density for successful treatment.
Quit Using Tobacco Products
If you use tobacco products, we recommend that you quit several months before your procedure and throughout the healing process. Patients should ideally quit using tobacco products altogether to help ensure the long-term success of their implants.
Manage Your Diabetes
If you’re diabetic, you should discuss the condition with your doctor. Patients with controlled diabetes can enjoy the same benefits of dental implants as patients without the condition, but patients with uncontrolled diabetes can face a slower healing process.
A New Smile Is a Few Months Away The Standard Treatment Timeline for Dental Implants
Are you only missing one tooth? We may be able to perform a same-day single-tooth replacement.
Your Tooth Replacement Options Single Implant Posts to Full Mouth Dental Implants
Implant-Supported Crown
If you have a single missing tooth, an implant-supported dental crown can replace it, filling the gap and providing your jawbone with stimulation again.
Implant-Supported Bridge
If you’re missing a few teeth in a row, our dentists can place two implants, one on either side of the gap in your smile. These implants can support a bridge to fill the gap.
Implant-Supported Denture
An implant-supported denture can be supported by several implants to replace an entire arch of missing teeth.
All-on-X
All-on-4, All-on-6, and All-on-X are available for patients who want an implant-supported denture with fewer implants than traditional methods.
A quality experience every time
“I absolutely love this place! Not only are they in my neighborhood, but they do an amazing job! Dr. Pleasant and his staff are friendly, highly knowledgeable, and they get you in and out fast. It's always a positive, quality experience every time.”
Amy L (2024)
The Gold Standard in Tooth Replacement The Far-Reaching Benefits of Dental Implants
When you lose a tooth, the tooth root is no longer present to stimulate your jawbone. Over time, your jawbone starts to atrophy in that area. Dental implants act as artificial tooth roots, providing your jawbone with the stimulation your natural tooth roots once provided. This helps preserve your jawbone.
A traditional denture can slip out of place and feel loose in your mouth. An implant-supported denture is anchored in place and can’t be removed by anyone but your dentist. This means you can eat all the foods you love, speak with clarity, and live your life with confidence, knowing you won’t have to endure embarrassing moments caused by loose dentures.
Your dental implants can last a lifetime if you practice good oral hygiene and attend your routine dental checkups. However, your implant-supported restoration will have to be replaced after about 10-20 years. During your routine exams, your dentist will keep an eye on your restoration and let you know when it’s time to replace it.
