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Are you a candidate for dental implants?

Are you a candidate for dental implants?

When you are missing teeth, it is critical to replace them. Without all your teeth, chewing and eating can be challenging, as well as uncomfortable. Missing teeth can also destabilize your bite. Dental implants are a great option for replacing teeth that are missing or are badly diseased. A dental implant at Margie Quimby, D.D.S. offers relief, support, and stability to your bite, and often, implants are the most natural and effective option available.

the doctor and our team have helped many patients using implant dentistry at our Easton, Maryland office restore their smiles to look more natural. Each implant is created to fit in perfectly with the look of the rest of your teeth.

Besides making your smile appear more natural, dental implants have other benefits. They include:

  • Restoring your ability to properly chew food
  • Preventing your teeth from shifting and moving
  • Stabilizing your bite, helping you avoid pain or discomfort

If you are missing a tooth or multiple teeth and feel like you are a candidate for dental implants, the doctor and our team at Margie Quimby, D.D.S. encourage you to give us a call to schedule an appointment. See you soon!

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    "This was the best dental experience I have ever had. The staff was friendly, very professional and very well trained. The offices were immaculate with nice decor. Dr. Quimby was kind, gentle and thoroughly explained each procedure. Dr. Quimby recommended that we should meet again to outline the steps needed to correct my dental problem.

     - Marie W.