Dental Implants without Fear


If you’re a bit anxious as you look forward to dental implant surgery, you’re certainly not alone. Most people feel somewhat nervous about dental care in general – and these feelings may increase in the days and weeks leading up to your procedure.

Here are 5 helpful points to keep in mind that will ease your concerns and help you look forward to your surgery with confidence.



  1. YOUR ORAL SURGEON IS A PRO
Dr. Geldzahler has worked with thousands of patients in the Livingston and West Orange area. He’s accustomed to seeing the worried look that often shows up on a patient’s face just before a procedure. For that reason, he takes special care when it comes to explaining what will happen and what to expect. This includes showing you a model of the procedure and reviewing everything step by step for your peace of mind.

Dr. Geldzahler is calm throughout your procedure because he is comfortable and confident he can give you the smile you want. Whatever questions you have ahead of time, or on the day of your dental implant surgery, he will be happy to address.

  1. YOU CAN BE ASLEEP FOR THE PROCEDURE
With oral surgery, you can choose anesthesia or sedation, either given orally or through an IV drip. Though many people choose to stay awake during dental implant surgery, many others choose to sleep through it for the sake of comfort and relaxation. Either way, Dr. Geldzahler is happy to accommodate you.

  1. THE PROCESS IS SIMPLE
With dental implants, the goal is to attach an artificial tooth root to the jawbone beneath your gums. Though you may wonder how in the world that’s possible, it’s helpful to know that this is a routine process and you are in good hands.

In your preliminary exam, which includes a CT scan, Dr. Geldzahler will map exactly where and how he will be working. The actual surgery will take from 1 to 2 hours and each step will be carefully planned ahead of time. Read More


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