William P. Lamas, DMD - Periodontics & Dental Implants

Dr. Lamas was one of the first periodontist in South Florida to train and perform Laser New Attachment Procedure or LANAP. He has over 10 years of experience treating gum disease with this non-invasive treatment.

There are no reported side effects with dental implants.

Most people prefer dental implants over dental bridges due to lasting longer, being easier to clean, and not causing damage to the other teeth. However, sometimes a dental bridge is a better choice.

This depends on the surgery, as most implant cases take around three to six months to finish. However, you can eat normally within a few days.

This depends on the person, as some people who have implants never need dentures while others may have dentures that are implant supported.

Depending on the complexity and location, implant placement usually takes less than an hour.

While it's a safe procedure, it's best to wait until after you give birth to have dental implant surgery to limit your baby's exposure to radiation.

No, getting the implants is not painful. You may just feel a pinch when you get the numbing agent.

Some insurance companies will cover part or all of the cost of dental implants, but not all. Call our office to find out if your insurance does.

Dental implant prices vary according to different factors, so the best way to get an accurate estimate is to call us for a consultation.

Yes, they're safe and are what most dental implants are made of.

Yes! Dr. Lamas and our staff all speak both English and Spanish.