Dental Implants · Plantation, FL
Dental Implants in Plantation, FL — with honest pricing.
Replace one tooth, several teeth, or a full arch with implants planned by Dr. Lance Kamel, DDS. Start with a free consultation: see your real options, what each fee includes, and how financing works before you commit.
Pricing clarity
Free implant consultation and pricing you can compare
Luxe & Kamel Dentistry offers a free dental implant consultation in Plantation, so you see real options and a personalized estimate before you commit. Insurance coverage varies — check with your provider.
Our published implant special. Confirm the current offer and what it covers at your free consult.
Placement, abutment, and crown planned together — the full tooth, not just the post.
Why “cheap implant” ads mislead
Many online “implant only” prices leave out the abutment and crown, so the number rises later. At your consult we explain what’s included, possible extras (such as a bone graft), and how financing can spread payments.
The basics
What are dental implants?
Dental implants are small titanium posts placed in the jaw to act like artificial tooth roots. After they bond with the bone, a custom crown, bridge, or denture attaches on top. Unlike a removable denture that rests on the gums, an implant stays stable when you chew.
That bond is called osseointegration: living bone grows against the titanium surface and locks the implant in place. It’s why implants can handle biting force without relying on neighboring teeth the way a traditional bridge does.
Dental implants have a long-term success rate of up to 98%, and the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons explains how they fuse with bone over time. The ADA’s MouthHealthy notes that overall health matters more than age, and that tobacco use and some chronic illnesses can affect candidacy. Results vary — Dr. Kamel will assess you individually.
Types we offer
Single tooth, implant bridges, implant dentures & All-on-4
The right type depends on how many teeth are missing, your bone volume, and whether you want fixed or removable teeth.
Single-tooth implants
One implant replaces one missing tooth without touching the neighbors. A custom crown sits on an abutment to match your smile — common after an extraction or when a bridge isn’t ideal.
Implant bridges
When several teeth in a row are missing, a few implants can hold multiple connected crowns — fewer surgical sites for a longer span.
Implant-supported dentures
A denture that snaps onto two to four implants instead of relying on gum suction — more secure for talking and chewing, still removable for cleaning.
Full-arch / All-on-4
A fixed full set of teeth on strategically placed implants — often four per arch when anatomy allows. 3D planning shows whether you qualify.
Compare your options
Dental implants vs. dentures & bridges
Implants look natural, stay stable, and help preserve the jawbone. They cost more upfront for many patients but often last longer with good care.
| Option | How it works | Stability | Bone impact | Best suited for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dental implant | Titanium root + crown, bridge, or denture | High once integrated | Helps stimulate bone | Single, multiple, or full-arch needs |
| Fixed bridge | Crowns on neighboring teeth hold a false tooth | Stable if supporting teeth are healthy | Does not replace the root | Gaps with strong adjacent teeth |
| Partial denture | Removable framework with replacement teeth | Removable; may move | Limited bone stimulation | Several missing teeth on a budget |
| Full denture | Removable plate resting on the gums | Can slip without implants | Bone may shrink over time | Full arch, lower upfront cost |
| Implant-supported denture | Denture snaps onto implants | Much more secure than gums alone | Better support than tissue-only | Denture wearers who want stability |
| Full-arch / All-on-4 | Fixed teeth on fewer, strategically placed implants | Fixed full arch | Uses available bone efficiently | Many missing or failing teeth |
Key benefits patients want: a natural look and feel, a stable bite without adhesives, no grinding down healthy neighboring teeth, and support for facial structure. Nervous about surgery? We also offer sedation dentistry in Plantation.
Candidacy
Who is a candidate for dental implants in Plantation?
Most adults with healthy gums, enough jawbone, and stable overall health can be candidates for dental implants. If bone has thinned after tooth loss, a bone graft can help rebuild support before or during placement. Smoking and some medical conditions can slow healing.
If gum disease is active, we may recommend periodontal treatment first so the implant has a healthier foundation. Your 3D scan shows whether grafting is likely before surgery day, and we explain every option in plain language.
Candidacy checklist
- Healthy or treatable gum tissue
- Enough bone height and width — or a plan for grafting
- Overall health that supports healing after oral surgery
- Commitment to home care and follow-up visits
- A realistic timeline: healing often takes months
Wearing dentures?
From dentures to implants
Many denture wearers can move to implants when gums are healthy and bone is adequate — or after grafting. The path is a consult, implant placement, healing, then a fixed bridge or implant-supported denture. You wear a temporary during healing, so you’re never without teeth.
Broken denture or in pain today? Our dental emergency team can help while you plan a long-term solution.
How it works
Our implant process, step by step
Most timelines span several months because bone needs time to fuse with the implant. Mild soreness after visits is common and usually settles with routine care.
Free consult
Exam, goals, budget, and your questions answered.
3D plan
Imaging maps bone and nerves to plan precise placement.
Placement
The implant is placed with local anesthesia, plus sedation if you choose.
Healing
Bone fuses with the implant — often three to six months. A temporary keeps you smiling.
Final tooth
Your custom crown, bridge, or denture is attached and adjusted.
During healing, follow post-op instructions for swelling, soft foods, and hygiene. See Mayo Clinic’s implant surgery overview for what to expect at each stage.
Comfort first
Sedation, comfort & Spanish-speaking care
Dental anxiety shouldn’t stop you from replacing missing teeth. We make getting dental implants in Plantation as comfortable as possible.
Sedation options
Local anesthesia numbs the site; nitrous or other sedation helps you relax. We match the level to your health history. Learn about sedation.
Se habla español
Spanish-speaking support so you and your family can ask questions and understand every step clearly.
Unrushed explanations
We show your images on screen, outline each visit, and coordinate follow-ups so you always know what comes next.
Cost & financing
Cost of dental implants in Plantation
Your cost depends on how many implants you need, the type of restoration, and whether grafting or sedation is part of care. Our published figures: an implant special starting from $1,499 (D6010), and a typical single-implant range of $3,000–$7,000 covering placement, abutment, and crown.
Some ads highlight a low “implant only” number that excludes the abutment and crown. Ask every office what the quoted fee includes. At your free consult, we give you a personalized written estimate so there are no surprises.
For coverage details, read Are dental implants covered by insurance? and confirm with your carrier.
What affects the fee
- Number of implants and type of restoration
- Extractions, bone grafts, or temporary teeth
- Materials for the final crown or denture
- Sedation level, if selected
Financing beyond CareCredit
We help you explore flexible payment plans, including promotional-interest options when available, check your benefits, and find paths that can work even when credit is limited. Financing is part of your plan — not a last-minute surprise.
Why Luxe & Kamel Dentistry
Implant care from one local team, start to finish
Dr. Lance Kamel, DDS, combines 25+ years of clinical experience with modern 3D planning and judgment-free care. From consult through your final restoration, your implant journey stays coordinated in our West Broward office whenever your case allows — fewer handoffs, clearer communication.
- Treatment planned and reviewed by Dr. Lance Kamel, DDS
- Digital imaging and careful case planning before surgery
- Sedation and comfort-focused visits when needed
- Spanish-speaking support for family conversations
- Flexible financing discussions beyond a single lender
Google reviews
What Plantation patients say
Outcomes depend on bone quality, healing, and home care. We set honest expectations at your consult.
“Dr. Kamel saved me from a root canal! Once I was told I needed one, I went back to him and he fixed the issue without it. His staff is courteous, friendly and professional.”
“I’ve been going to this dentist about 15 years and I’ve yet to have a bad experience. The staff is always friendly and you can get quick appointments if need be.”
“The most perfect experience at Dr. Kamel’s office. Everyone cares about your comfort and your pain threshold, to combat any discomfort. They make it as painless as possible.”
Serving West Broward
Serving Plantation, Sunrise, Davie & West Broward
We’re at 8269 W Sunrise Blvd, Plantation, FL 33322, with easy access from Sunrise, Davie, Lauderhill, and nearby neighborhoods. Implant treatment takes several visits, so having consults, imaging, surgery, and restorative care close to home makes every check-in simpler.
Whether you found us online or were referred by a neighbor, your free consult for dental implants in Plantation starts with a local exam and a 3D plan built around your goals.
Aftercare & how long implants last
With daily brushing, flossing around restorations, and routine checkups, implants can last many years. The crown on top may need replacement sooner than the titanium post.
- Use prescribed or recommended rinses
- Don’t disturb sutures or the surgical site
- Choose soft foods while tenderness settles
- Avoid smoking during healing — tobacco slows recovery
- Call us promptly for unusual pain, swelling, or looseness
- Grind your teeth? Ask about a night guard
Good to know
Dental implant FAQs
What are dental implants made of?
How long does the dental implant process take?
How much do dental implants cost in Plantation, FL?
Does insurance cover dental implants in Florida?
Am I a candidate if I’ve had bone loss or gum disease?
What temporary teeth can I wear while implants heal?
What complications can happen after implant surgery?
Who places the implant and who places the crown?
How long do dental implants last?
Are dental implants better than dentures?
Do you offer All-on-4 or full-arch implants?
What are implant-supported dentures?
Is sedation available for implant surgery?
How do I care for dental implants?
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Dr. Lance Kamel, DDS
8269 W Sunrise Blvd, Plantation, FL 33322
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Sources
- ADA MouthHealthy — Dental Implants
- AAOMS — Dental Implant Surgery
- Mayo Clinic — Dental Implant Surgery
- Cleveland Clinic — Dental Implants
- Cleveland Clinic — Implant-Supported Dentures
This page is for general education. Results vary — Dr. Kamel will assess you individually.