Dental implants Seattle, WA
Dental implants in Seattle, with calm and clear care
If dental anxiety has kept you waiting, you are not alone. Our team does implant surgery in our own office, offers IV and oral sedation, and explains your options without pressure.
Mon–Thu 7:30–5:00 Fri 7:30–2:00 Saturday by appointment
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- 13 years in the neighborhood
- Implant surgery in-house, no referral out
- IV and oral sedation options
- Financing options available
Comfort first
Nervous about the dentist? You can say so, and we will plan around it.
Many adults put off dental care because of anxiety or an experience they would rather forget. That is common, and there is nothing to apologize for. Telling us how you feel helps us shape your visits.
- Sedation options. Ask about IV and oral sedation. Whether either is appropriate for you is decided with your doctor.
- Plain-English explanations. We describe what we see and what your options are before anything is scheduled.
- No pressure. Ask as many questions as you like and decide on your own timeline.
Understanding dental implants
A way to replace missing teeth from the root up
A dental implant is a small post, usually made of titanium, placed in the jawbone to hold a replacement tooth, a bridge or a denture. Whether implants suit you depends on your oral health, your health history and your goals, which your doctor reviews with you.
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One missing tooth
An implant can replace a single tooth without relying on the teeth next to it for support.
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Several missing teeth
Implants can support a bridge when more than one tooth in an area is missing.
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A full arch
When most or all teeth in the upper or lower jaw are missing or failing, implants can anchor a full set of replacement teeth. Ask about full-arch options.
General information only. The right option for you is determined at a consultation, and individual results vary.
Why Harbor Point
One office, one team, from the first conversation through surgery
You should not have to retell your story to a new office part-way through care. At Harbor Point, implant surgery happens in-house.
Surgery in our own office
Implant surgery is performed here, so you are not referred to another practice for that step.
Sedation when it fits
IV and oral sedation are available for patients who want them and are appropriate candidates.
Doctors who explain
Dr. Maya Chen, Dr. Priya Raman and Dr. Owen Blake take the time to walk through your options.
Rooted in the neighborhood
Dr. Chen has practiced in this neighborhood for 13 years, and the practice is owner-led.
We also offer same-day CEREC crowns. They are separate from implant treatment, and your timeline is planned at your consultation.
Your doctors
Meet the Harbor Point doctors
Dr. Maya Chen, DDS
Owner
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Dr. Priya Raman, DMD
Doctor
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Dr. Owen Blake, DDS
Associate
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What to expect
A general look at the path to an implant
Every plan is different, and your doctor will tailor yours. In general, implant care moves through these stages.
Talk it through
A consultation to discuss your goals and ask your questions.
Plan together
Your doctor explains the options that may fit your situation and what each involves.
Placement
Implant surgery is performed in our office. Ask about comfort and sedation options.
Healing and your new tooth
Healing time varies from person to person. A replacement tooth is attached when your doctor determines it is time.
Patient stories
Hear from patients, in their own words
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Individual results vary. Photos shown, once added, are of real patients who gave written permission and do not guarantee any particular outcome.
Insurance and financing
Ask us about cost before you decide anything
Implant treatment is an investment, and we would rather you hear about your options early. Your doctor can discuss costs for your situation at your consultation.
Insurance
Coverage for implants varies by plan, so please confirm your benefits before treatment. We accept Delta Dental PPO, Cigna PPO, Aetna, MetLife, Guardian and Premera Blue Cross.
We are out-of-network for DHMO plans and do not accept Medicaid.
Payment and financing
Financing options are available. We accept CareCredit, Sunbit, HSA and FSA funds, and major credit cards. Ask our team what may be available to you.
Financing is offered through third-party providers. Eligibility and terms vary.
Questions
Dental implant questions, answered plainly
A dental implant is a small post, usually titanium, that is placed in the jawbone. It acts as an anchor for a replacement tooth, a bridge or a denture.
It depends on your oral health, your overall health and your goals. Your doctor determines candidacy at a consultation. Some people may need additional care first, and some may be better served by another option. Either way, you will get a straight explanation.
Comfort is a real concern for many people, and it is a good thing to raise early. We offer IV and oral sedation, and your doctor will explain how comfort would be managed for your care and whether sedation is appropriate for you. Experiences and recovery differ from person to person.
Yes. Implant surgery is done in-house, so you are not sent to another office for the surgical step.
It varies with your situation and the treatment planned. Implant care generally includes planning, a surgical step, healing time and a final replacement tooth, and the length of each stage differs between people. Your doctor can give you an estimate for your case at your consultation.
Coverage for implants varies widely by plan, so it is worth confirming yours before treatment. We accept Delta Dental PPO, Cigna PPO, Aetna, MetLife, Guardian and Premera Blue Cross, are out-of-network for DHMO plans and do not accept Medicaid.
Financing options are available. We accept CareCredit, Sunbit, HSA and FSA funds, and major credit cards. Financing is offered through third-party providers, and eligibility and terms vary, so please ask our team.
You will have a consultation to discuss your goals. It is a good time to ask about your options, comfort and sedation, and cost. You are welcome to take your time deciding.
Ready to talk it through?
A conversation does not commit you to anything. Call us, or request a consultation and our team will follow up.