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Aspen Springs Dental
Dentist
<p>Dr. Landon Blatter is an expert in restorative, TMJ, cosmetic, Invisalign and implant dentistry. He performs comprehensive treatment for the entire family in his Aspen Springs Dental and his Aurora Family Dentistry practices.</p>
<p>Dr. Blatter is an avid user of digital and laser dental technology to improve the dental and oral health of his patients. Dr. Blatter is honored to have been in the 5280 MAGAZINE’S Top Dentist’s of Colorado special editions for the last several years. He is very grateful when his fellow Denver dentists and specialists select him to be recognized as a leader in restorative and implant dentistry.</p>
<p>Dr. Blatter is an avid user of digital and laser dental technology to improve the dental and oral health of his patients. Dr. Blatter is honored to have been in the 5280 MAGAZINE’S Top Dentist’s of Colorado special editions for the last several years. He is very grateful when his fellow Denver dentists and specialists select him to be recognized as a leader in restorative and implant dentistry.</p>
Aspen Springs Dental
- Centennial, CO
- Accepting new patients
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Can you have dental implants if you have periodontal disease?
Hello,
This is a great question. The short answer is "yes." Implants are the best option for replacing missing teeth due to periodontal disease. The question really becomes READ MORE
Hello,
This is a great question. The short answer is "yes." Implants are the best option for replacing missing teeth due to periodontal disease. The question really becomes - how severe is the periodontal disease? If it is severe periodontal disease, then a person may be looking at implant-supported dentures as the best option. If it is mild periodontal disease, then a person is most likely able to replace just the worst teeth with implants, and save the remaining teeth.
Hope that helps.
Dr. V. Landon Blatter
This is a great question. The short answer is "yes." Implants are the best option for replacing missing teeth due to periodontal disease. The question really becomes - how severe is the periodontal disease? If it is severe periodontal disease, then a person may be looking at implant-supported dentures as the best option. If it is mild periodontal disease, then a person is most likely able to replace just the worst teeth with implants, and save the remaining teeth.
Hope that helps.
Dr. V. Landon Blatter
