Single Tooth to Full Arch
Dental Implants
Restore your smile and confidence with permanent, natural-looking teeth.
Missing or failing teeth?
You don’t have to live with it
Missing teeth, loose dentures, broken or decaying teeth, and trouble chewing affect your confidence at work, in relationships, and every time you eat. Dental implants are a permanent way to get your smile back, and our Hagerstown office handles every step under one roof.
Missing Teeth
Loose Dentures
Broken or Crumbling Teeth
Tooth Pain
Trouble Chewing
Hiding Your Smile
Are you a candidate for dental implants?
Take our 1-minute quiz to instantly see pricing and eligibility.
What are dental implants?
Dental implants are the modern gold standard for tooth replacement. They are titanium posts that function as artificial tooth roots, permanently replacing damaged, decayed, or missing teeth with a solution that looks, feels, and functions exactly like natural teeth. Unlike removable dentures, implants are fixed in place and are the only tooth replacement that helps preserve jaw bone. Whether you need a single tooth implant, want to replace multiple teeth, or are looking for a full mouth implants, our affordable implants provide a natural-looking, long-term solution.
Options & pricing
Dental Implant Options & Pricing
Single Tooth · Permanent
Single Tooth Implant
Replace one or more individual teeth.
From $150/mo with financing
- Crown included
- Conventional or narrow implants
- 5-year warranty
Full arch · Removable
Implant Denture
Stable removable overdenture anchored to implants.
From $350/mo with financing
- Most economical full-arch
- Removable for cleaning
- 5-year warranty
Full arch · Permanent
Resin-Hybrid Bridge
Fixed full-arch bridge, budget-friendly entry point.
From $450/mo with financing
- Screw-retained for in-office cleansability
- Upgrade to zirconia anytime (no second surgery needed)
- 5-year warranty
Full arch · Permanent
Zirconia Bridge
Fixed full-arch bridge, premium long-term solution.
From $550/mo with financing
- Strongest dental material available
- Built to last · No annual replacements necessary
- Conventional or narrow implants
- 5-year warranty
Not sure which is right for you? Take the 1-minute quiz Financing up to 10 years, as low as 0% APR. See financing options
Monthly estimates based on third-party financing approval. Final pricing and eligibility confirmed at consultation.
How Well You Can Chew With Different Treatments
Why dental implants
Benefits of Dental Implants
Eat the foods you love
Implants restore your ability to eat, speak, and smile confidently, and function just like natural teeth. No more worrying about loose dentures.
Protect your jaw bone
Implants help maintain bone density and facial structure, preventing the “sunken” look that can happen after tooth loss.
A healthier mouth
Failing teeth are a constant source of bacteria and inflammation. Your new implant-supported teeth are designed to be easy to clean and maintain.
Why Potomac Dental Centre
Implants done differently
The right implant for your smile
We place both conventional and narrow diameter (mini) dental implants. Every smile is unique, so we choose the best customized solution for each patient, including patients with less jawbone.
Our own lab, under our roof
Our in-house Magnolia Dental Lab reduces costs while ensuring top-tier quality and faster results. We pass those savings on to you through competitive pricing.
Relaxed from start to finish
To reduce fear and anxiety, we offer minimally invasive implant techniques, a comfort menu, and three types of sedation, including IV sedation, all under one roof in Hagerstown, MD.
Patient Stories
Your implant journey
What to expect
The same familiar team guides you from your first visit to your final smile.
Consultation & assessment
We evaluate your teeth, bone, and goals, and answer your questions.
Your custom plan
See your options, pricing, and financing. Sedation can be part of your plan.
Implant placement
Surgery is typically scheduled within a month once treatment is paid. Soft foods as soon as you’re comfortable.
Teeth from our in-house lab
Custom teeth made by our lab, follow-up care, and a 5-year warranty.
Routine care
Regular cleanings and checkups keep your implants and gums healthy that way your investment stays giving you a positive return for the long run.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
A dental implant abutment is typically the connector piece placed on top of the implant, allowing the final crown, bridge, or denture to be attached. Unlike most offices that use a separate implant and abutment, we offer a one-piece implant system no matter which size you need. This means the abutment is already attached to the implant, eliminating extra steps and reducing the risk of complications. As a result, your implant process becomes more streamlined, allowing for a more efficient procedure and faster healing time.
Monthly payments are through third party lenders, but we will try to match you with a lender to provide you with either a lower monthly payment over a longer period of time(up to 10 years) or a lower APR(as low as 0%) depending on what you priority is and what you are pre-approved for.
As soon as you want! We do strongly recommend a soft food diet (think mashed potatoes, smoothies, soups, etc) however, we encourage you to begin your soft food diet as soon as you are comfortable with it.
Yes! All of our implant options come with a 5-year warranty.
The first night after surgery and the first couple of days post-op are typically the most uncomfortable. Since dental implants involve outpatient oral surgery, it’s normal to experience some soreness and mild discomfort. However, most of our patients report that while the first day can be uncomfortable, by the second day they usually feel only mild discomfort, which can often be managed with over-the-counter pain medication.
Your dentist will prescribe medication for the immediate post-op period, and if your pain worsens at any point, we will address it right away. Each patient’s experience varies, but we aim to keep you as comfortable as possible throughout the process.
YES! We are very proud of our team’s range of skills. From consultation to extraction to surgery to prosthetic to implant crown finish – all is done under one roof. The team you meet when you come in will be the familiar faces you see throughout your entire dental implant journey. Additionally, we have an in-house lab where we fabricate your new smile, ensuring personalized, high-quality results tailored specifically to you.
Insurance coverage for dental implants varies by plan, but our team will assist with claims and work with you to create a treatment plan that fits your financial needs.
Yes. We require upfront payment for all large procedures. This is one of the reasons that we offer 3rd-party financing, to help bridge this gap.
It can be! That is completely up to you and the sedation-certified dentist. Often, many of our full arch patients find doing this procedure under sedation more comfortable. Sedation does increase the fee of treatment, however, we offer 3 different kinds to fit your needs – emotionally, financially, and physically. We offer nitrous oxide sedation (laughing gas), oral sedation (oral medication), and IV sedation (sedation through an IV that is monitored and titrated by your dentist).
That is dependent from person to person. Once treatment is paid in full, you can expect to have your surgery within a month. If you are under a time constraint or want a full smile for an upcoming event, let us know and we will do our best to accommodate your schedule.
Our goal is to ensure that your new teeth look as natural as possible while providing excellent function and comfort. We prioritize aesthetics, working closely with our in-house lab to create custom prosthetics that blend seamlessly with your natural teeth. Our skilled technicians collaborate with our dental team to tailor the shape, size, and color of your new teeth to suit your face, smile, and functionality. By using high-quality materials and precision craftsmanship, we aim to give you a smile that feels authentic and boosts your confidence.
With good care, the implant itself can last for decades, and often a lifetime. The teeth attached to it (a crown, bridge, or denture) see daily wear and may eventually need repair or replacement, depending on the material. That’s why we offer a premium zirconia option built to last. How long your implants last depends on keeping up with brushing, cleaning around the implants, and regular checkups. Smoking and uncontrolled diabetes can shorten their life. Every implant option we offer also comes with a 5-year warranty.
No, your implant consultation is free. If a 3D CT scan is needed to plan your treatment, there is a fee for the scan, but it’s fully credited toward your treatment. If you move forward with treatment, the scan costs you nothing extra.
There’s no upper age limit for dental implants. Your overall health and the amount of jawbone you have matter much more than your age, and many of our implant patients are in their 70s and 80s. If you’ve lost some jawbone, narrow diameter (mini) implants can often make you a candidate when traditional implants can’t. We’ll review your health history and medications at your consultation to make sure implants are a safe choice for you.
Published Research & Studies
Our commitment to excellence is backed by clinical research.
Harvard Health Letter
April 2021
Summary
Advances in dental implants, including smaller sizes (“mini” implants) and high-tech placement methods, mean more people can be candidates for these permanent prosthetic teeth. Mini implants are an option for those with less jawbone, and new technology makes implant surgery faster and safer. They can also anchor dentures.
Journal of Oral Implantology
2019
Summary
A study comparing narrow(mini) and regular dental implants over one and three years found they perform similarly. Narrow implants can simplify surgery and may allow patients to skip complex bone graft procedures, offering a good option for those with less jawbone.
Dentistry Journal
2022
Summary
A lab study found that the length of mini dental implants (8.5 mm, 10 mm, or 13 mm) does not affect how well they resist failing under too much force. This suggests shorter mini implants can be safely used when a patient has less jawbone.
Dentistry Journal
2022
Summary
A 5-year study found that narrow dental implants (NDIs) are a very successful treatment for older patients who have no teeth, with 100% success and survival rates. The MDIs, which were used to hold lower dentures, also led to better chewing ability and an increase in bite force over time.
Medicina
2023
Summary
A 5-year study found that using two narrow dental implants to hold in a removable partial denture for patients missing back teeth works well. The success rate was high (around 93%) and similar for both the upper and lower jaws. This is a good, low-cost option for people with thin jawbones.
Dtsch Zahnärztl Z Int
2020
Summary
Narrow diameter implants can successfully anchor removable dentures, especially for the lower jaw where bone is thin. They are simpler to place and cheaper than regular implants.
Journal of Prosthodontic Research
2016
Summary
A study of mini dental implants used to hold lower dentures found they had a good survival rate (92%) over seven years. The success of the implants was better when the patient had a full upper denture compared to a partial upper denture.
Materials
2021
Summary
A study confirms that smaller-diameter dental implants are a reliable alternative for patients with limited jawbone, often letting them skip extra surgery like bone grafts. These implants show success and survival rates (around 97%) similar to regular implants over three years.
Prosthesis
2023
Summary
A long-term study found that smaller-diameter dental implants work as well as standard-sized implants in terms of success and survival rates over ten years. The implant size did not affect bone or gum health around the implant. This suggests the smaller implants are a good choice when bone is limited.
The International Journal of Oral & Maxillofacial Implants
2019
Summary
A review of many studies shows that mini dental implants used to hold full lower dentures have an excellent success rate. They are a good choice because they are simpler to place, cheaper, and often allow for faster fitting of the denture.
Say goodbye to your worries
Financial concerns shouldn’t stand between you and your smile
With competitive pricing, an in-house lab, and third-party financing, we’ll help you find an implant solution that fits your needs and your budget.