One missing tooth
Single tooth implants
An individual implant and custom crown replace one missing tooth without using neighboring teeth to support a conventional bridge.
Explore single tooth implantsAdvanced implant dentistry on the North Shore
Dental Implants in Danvers, MA.
Replace one tooth, several teeth or a complete smile with carefully planned dental implant treatment at Foreon Dental & Implant Studio.
3D imaging & guided planning7 Federal Street · Danvers
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Single tooth through
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Based in Danvers.
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A stronger foundation
A Long-Lasting Solution for Missing Teeth
A missing tooth changes more than your smile. It can affect how you chew, how you speak and how comfortable you feel each day. Dental implants offer a way to rebuild support for replacement teeth, with treatment designed around the health of your mouth and your goals.
A dental implant is a small post placed in the jawbone to act as an artificial tooth root. In a typical single-tooth restoration, a connector called an abutment joins the implant to a custom crown. Implants can also support a bridge or a full arch, or help retain a removable denture.
A conventional bridge usually relies on neighboring teeth for support. An implant-supported replacement uses implants instead. Unlike a conventional denture that rests on the gums, an implant restoration gains stability from its connection to the jaw. The design determines whether your replacement teeth are fixed or removable.
For North Shore patients considering dental implants in Danvers, MA, the first step is a clinical examination and imaging. Your Foreon dentist evaluates your bone, gums, bite and overall health, then discusses suitable options, expected healing and ongoing care. The goal is tooth replacement that supports your appearance and everyday function, with a plan you understand before treatment begins.
A front tooth that needs replacing
Immediate implant for a front tooth
In suitable cases, an implant can be placed at the extraction visit. A temporary tooth may also be possible; your final restoration comes later.
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More stability for a removable denture
Implant retained overdenture
Implants help retain a removable denture, improving its stability. You take the denture out for cleaning as instructed by your dental team.
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A complete upper or lower arch
Implant All-on-X (AOX)
A carefully planned number of implants supports a fixed full arch of replacement teeth. The number and position of implants are personalized to you.
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Several adjacent missing teeth
Implant bridge
An implant-supported bridge replaces a span of missing teeth. Depending on the plan, you may not need a separate implant for every missing tooth.
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Why Choose Foreon for Dental Implants in Danvers?
Thoughtful planning. Connected care. Attention to the details that matter to your smile.
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Comprehensive implant planning
Foreon uses 3D imaging and computer-guided implant surgery. Planning considers the position of the implant and the replacement tooth it will support.
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Surgery and restoration, connected
Care is coordinated from consultation through the final restoration in one practice, so the surgical and restorative parts of your plan work together.
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A closer look at complex cases
Bone grafting, sinus lifts and socket preservation are part of Foreon’s service offering. A more complicated starting point deserves an individual assessment.
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A plan shaped around you
Your goals, health, anatomy, schedule and budget all belong in the conversation. The team explains the options and the steps involved.
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Care beyond the final tooth
Long-term care includes cleaning guidance and follow-up to monitor the gums, implant, bite and restoration.
Before the implant
Preparing for Successful Implant Treatment
A stable foundation starts with the surrounding bone and gums. Your dentist will explain whether preparation should happen before or alongside implant placement.
Bone grafting
Builds up areas with inadequate bone volume to help prepare a site for an implant.
Explore bone graftingSinus lifts
May create space for added bone beneath the sinus when the upper back jaw needs more support.
Explore sinus liftsSocket preservation
Places grafting material in an extraction socket to help limit changes in the bone as it heals.
Explore socket preservationA detail worth discussing
Dual-zone grafting
For selected immediate implant cases, grafting may address the space around an implant at both bone and soft-tissue levels. Ask whether this approach is relevant to your treatment.
Ask about dual-zone graftingTooth extraction
If a tooth cannot be saved, its removal and the timing of replacement are considered together.
Understand extraction & implant timingSoft-tissue management
Gum health and tissue shape matter for cleaning, comfort and the appearance of your restoration.
Discuss gum preparationClear steps. Personal attention.
What to Expect During the Dental Implant Process
Your starting point is individual. Your next steps should be clear.
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Consultation & examination
Share your concerns, health history and goals. Your dentist examines your teeth, gums and bite.
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3D imaging & planning
Imaging helps assess bone, nearby anatomy and the space needed for your replacement teeth.
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Preparation, if needed
Extractions, grafting or gum treatment help prepare the site when your plan calls for them.
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Implant placement
Your dentist places the implant in the planned position and explains your recovery instructions.
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Healing & integration
Time allows the implant to integrate with your jawbone. Temporary tooth options depend on your case.
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Your final restoration
A custom crown, bridge or full-arch restoration completes the planned tooth replacement.
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Maintenance & follow-up
Regular visits and daily cleaning help protect the implant, surrounding tissues and restoration.
A timeline built around healing. Treatment often takes several months; preparation and healing needs can add time. Immediate placement or a temporary tooth may be possible for selected patients.
Documented care from Foreon
Watch Real Clinical Cases
See how diagnosis, planning and individualized treatment come together across three different areas of care.
Full-arch implant cases
Implant AOX
A customized full-arch reconstruction designed around function, appearance and the patient’s hygiene preferences.
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Fixing Bridges
See how the condition of a failing bridge and its supporting teeth helps guide an individualized treatment plan.
Explore fixing bridges casesUrgent dental care
Emergency Treatment
Follow an urgent dental problem through evaluation and immediate implant treatment when appropriate.
Explore emergency treatment casesPeople behind your care
Meet Foreon’s Danvers Doctors
Foreon brings together five doctors with a shared focus on thoughtful, patient-centered dentistry. Your consultation will clarify who will be involved at each stage of your implant care.
Dr. David Chong
Implant dentist and educator. Diplomate of the American Board of Oral Implantology and the International Congress of Oral Implantologists. His published biography includes teaching at NYU and Think Dental Institute.
Meet Dr. David Chong
Dr. Junsoo Kwon, DMD
Tufts University School of Dental Medicine graduate with ongoing postdoctoral education. His memberships include the International Congress of Oral Implantologists and Academy of General Dentistry.
Meet Dr. Junsoo Kwon
Dr. Evelyn Jin, DMD
Dr. Jin earned her DMD magna cum laude from Boston University School of Dental Medicine after studying chemistry and biology. Her professional memberships include the AGD, ADA and Massachusetts Dental Society.
Meet Dr. Evelyn Jin
Dr. Prachaya Charoenkitkarn, DMD
Known as Dr. Cha, he earned his DMD summa cum laude from Boston University. He provides patient-centered care in English and Thai and is a member of the ADA and Massachusetts Dental Society.
Meet Dr. Prachaya Charoenkitkarn
Dr. Heejeong Son, DMD
Dr. Son studied at the University of Notre Dame and earned her DMD from Tufts University School of Dental Medicine. She combines patient-centered care with continuing education in facial esthetics.
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Are You a Candidate for Dental Implants?
Missing or failing teeth, or a denture that feels unstable, can be reasons to explore implant treatment. Your dentist will look at the whole picture before recommending care.
- Gum health and the condition of your remaining teeth
- Available bone and space for the planned restoration
- Medical conditions, medications and healing considerations
- Smoking or nicotine use and related treatment risks
- Daily cleaning and commitment to follow-up visits
Been told you have bone loss?
That does not automatically rule out implants. Grafting may be possible. An examination and imaging can help clarify your options.
Understand your investment
How Much Do Dental Implants Cost in Danvers, MA?
Your treatment estimate should reflect your individual care.
Cost depends on the number of missing teeth, implant and restoration type, materials, complexity, and any extraction, bone grafting, gum treatment or sedation needed. Insurance benefits may affect what you pay out of pocket.
- Implants & restoration
- Preparation & healing
- Materials & complexity
- Insurance benefits
Close to home
Dental Implant Care for Danvers and the North Shore
Visit Foreon Dental & Implant Studio in Danvers for coordinated implant care. We welcome patients from nearby Peabody and Beverly and communities throughout the North Shore.
7 Federal Street, Suite 25Danvers, MA 01923
Monday–Thursday8:00 am–5:00 pm
Friday8:00 am–1:00 pm
Saturday–SundayClosed
Danvers · Peabody · Beverly · Lynnfield · Topsfield · Wenham · Lynn · Gloucester
Good questions. Clear answers.
Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Implants
There is a lot to consider. Start here, then bring your own questions to your consultation.
How long do dental implants last?
Implants are intended for long-term tooth replacement, but no implant is guaranteed to last a lifetime. Gum health, bone support, smoking, bite forces and maintenance all matter. Crowns, bridges and denture components can need repair or replacement over time.
How long does the dental implant process take?
Treatment often spans several months. The timeline depends on extractions, grafting, healing and the type of final restoration. At your consultation, your dentist can explain the likely stages and when a temporary tooth may be possible.
Are dental implants painful?
Local anesthesia is used during placement. Soreness and swelling can occur afterward, and your dentist will provide an individualized pain-management and recovery plan. Discuss anxiety and comfort options before treatment.
Can I receive an implant on the same day as an extraction?
Sometimes. Immediate placement depends on the extraction site, bone, infection and the ability to stabilize the implant. Placement, a temporary tooth and a finished permanent restoration are different steps; they are not always completed together.
What if I have been told I do not have enough bone?
Bone loss does not automatically rule out implant treatment. Grafting or a sinus lift may be an option, depending on your anatomy and health. An examination and imaging are needed to assess what is appropriate.
Can dental implants replace all my teeth?
Implants can support a fixed full-arch restoration, such as All-on-X, or help retain a removable overdenture. Your dentist will compare these options and evaluate which existing teeth can be preserved.
What is the difference between implants and dentures?
An implant is a support placed in the jawbone. A denture is a set of replacement teeth. Conventional dentures rest on the gums, while an implant retained overdenture connects to implants and is removed for cleaning. A fixed implant arch is removed by the dental team when needed.
How much do dental implants cost?
Your estimate depends on the number of implants, restoration, materials and any preparation or additional care. A consultation allows the team to outline your treatment and discuss costs specific to your situation.
Does dental insurance cover implants?
Benefits vary by plan and procedure. Some plans may contribute toward parts of treatment, while exclusions and annual limits can apply. Ask the Foreon team to help review your benefits and confirm your expected out-of-pocket costs.
How do I care for dental implants?
Follow your dentist’s instructions for brushing, cleaning between teeth and cleaning under your restoration. Attend recommended maintenance visits. Contact your dental team if you notice persistent pain, bleeding, swelling or a loose restoration.
Can smokers receive dental implants?
Smoking can interfere with healing and increase the risk of implant complications. Tell your dentist about tobacco and nicotine use so you can discuss risk reduction and whether treatment is appropriate.
Where is Foreon Dental located on the North Shore?
Foreon Dental & Implant Studio is at 7 Federal Street, Suite 25, Danvers, MA 01923. Call (978) 739-4100 for help planning your visit.
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