Dental Implants in Bay City, MI

A dental implant replaces a missing tooth from the root up: a small titanium post in the jawbone, topped with a crown that looks and works like the tooth you lost. At Dr. Chelsea Mason Dental the implant is placed by Dr. William Mason, our in-house periodontist, and the crown is made and fitted by Dr. Chelsea Mason. One office, one plan, one front desk.

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Placed by a periodontist, restored by your dentist

Most offices refer implants out. Here, the specialist who places the implant and the dentist who restores it work side by side, so nothing gets lost between offices and you are never re-explaining your case.

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Meet Dr. Chelsea Mason

Helping you improve your smile as a caring dentist

Your oral health affects your overall well-being and goes far beyond just the teeth and gums. Dr. Chelsea Mason takes an integrative approach to understanding dental health and its connection to overall health. Today, dental health can no longer be considered or treated in isolation from the rest of the body.

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Why patients choose us for implants

Specialist care without the referral runaround

Dr. William Mason is a periodontist, the specialty focused on gums and the bone that holds your teeth. That matters for implants because the implant only lasts if the bone around it is healthy. He handles bone grafting, sinus lifts and the placement itself, then Dr. Chelsea Mason designs the crown, bridge or denture that goes on top.

  • In-house periodontist for placement and bone grafting
  • 3D cone-beam imaging for precise planning
  • Single tooth, multiple teeth or full-arch options
  • Implant-supported dentures that do not slip
  • Sedation available for the surgical visit
  • Payment plans and CareCredit accepted
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Implant options we offer

From one missing tooth to a full new smile
  • Single-tooth implant and crown
  • Implant bridge for several missing teeth
  • Full-arch implants (All-on-4 style)
  • Implant-supported and snap-in dentures
  • Bone grafting and sinus lift when needed
…and much more!

Full-Arch and All-on-4 Dental Implants in Bay City

If you are missing most or all of your teeth, or your dentures no longer stay put, a full arch of teeth can be supported on as few as four implants. Dr. William Mason, our in-house periodontist, places the implants; Dr. Chelsea Mason designs and fits the final teeth. Both steps happen in our Bay City office, so there is no referral to Saginaw or Midland and no waiting between offices.

Full-arch treatment is planned from a 3D scan, and most patients leave the surgical visit with a fixed temporary set of teeth. Book a consultation with Dr. Chelsea Mason any day; implant surgery is scheduled on Dr. William Mason’s next available day.

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It depends on how many implants you need and whether bone grafting is required. We give you an exact quote at your free consultation after the 3D scan, and we offer payment plans and CareCredit. Many insurance plans now cover part of the cost.

Dr. William Mason, our periodontist, places the implant and does any grafting. Dr. Chelsea Mason makes and fits the crown. Both are in this office.

Typically three to six months from placement to final crown, because the bone needs time to fuse to the implant. Some cases qualify for a temporary tooth the same day so you are never without a tooth.

The placement is done with local anesthetic, and sedation is available if you want it. Most patients say it is easier than the extraction was. Expect some soreness for a few days, managed with over-the-counter pain relievers.

Often, yes. Bone grafting rebuilds the area so an implant can be placed. Because our periodontist does grafting in-house, bone loss usually adds a step rather than ruling you out.

With normal brushing, flossing and regular cleanings, the implant itself can last decades. The crown on top typically lasts 10 to 15 years and can be replaced without touching the implant.

Full-arch pricing depends on how many implants are placed and whether bone grafting is needed. After a consultation and 3D scan we give you the total in writing, and CareCredit and Sunbit payment plans are available.