Teeth fail for different reasons: time, damage, bone loss, or past dental work. Your consultation is where we evaluate what happened, what remains, and what can be rebuilt.
When Teeth
Start to Fail
A missing tooth rarely stays a single problem. Bite pressure changes. Bone can begin to shrink. Surrounding teeth may shift. Over time, the issue becomes structural.
This is where implant planning begins.
A Clearer
Starting Point
Your consultation is designed to answer the questions patients usually carry silently: what is possible, what is necessary, how complex the case is, and what the next step should be.
Cone-beam CT imaging
3D mapping of bone volume, jaw anatomy, and gum structure at the implant sites.
Clinical examination
Full assessment of gums, bite, remaining teeth, and overall oral condition, not just the area of interest.
Implant candidacy review
An honest evaluation of whether implants are possible and what conditions, if any, would need addressing first.
Bone and bite evaluation
Bone density, volume, and occlusal forces reviewed in detail at the implant sites being considered.
Treatment options discussion
All realistic paths reviewed: what each involves, the trade-offs, and how they compare for your situation.
Timeline overview
A clear picture of how long treatment would take, including grafting, healing, and staging if applicable.
Investment and financing
Full cost breakdown for the options discussed, plus financing reviewed so you understand monthly payment possibilities.
3D mapping of bone volume, jaw anatomy, and gum structure at the implant sites.
The first step is
understanding your options
Request your consultation and we will confirm via your preferred contact method. No obligation. No commitment to treatment.
Different problems.
Different implant paths.
The right path depends on how many teeth are involved, the condition of the bone, and what you are trying to achieve. This overview helps you self-identify, not self-diagnose.
Structure
Comes First
An implant is not only placed. It is planned around the bone, bite, gum position, and final restoration. The consultation gives us the information needed to design the right path before treatment begins.
Volume, density, and grafting needs assessed before placement is considered.
Occlusal forces and jaw alignment mapped so the implant integrates with your existing function.
Gum contour and health evaluated for proper crown emergence and long-term stability.
Aesthetic proportions planned so the restoration fits your face, not just your jawbone.
Material, size, and shape of the crown or prosthesis designed before any surgical step begins.
Maintenance requirements and expected longevity reviewed as part of the decision process.
Volume, density, and grafting needs assessed before placement is considered.
Reconstruction With
Aesthetic Judgment
At Dental Implants and Cosmetics, implant treatment is approached as both reconstruction and design. The goal is not only to replace what is missing, but to restore proportion, stability, and confidence with a plan that fits the patient's face, bite, and long-term needs.
Dr. Noemi Tisminesky, DDS, earned her degree from the University of Maryland and focuses on implants, cosmetics, and restorative planning. Every consultation is conducted personally.
You may be
here because
You have one missing tooth and do not want a gap.
You were told a tooth cannot be saved.
Your denture moves when you eat or speak.
You have several failing teeth.
You want to understand whether implants are possible with bone loss.
You want a stable, aesthetic plan before making a major decision.
Restored
With Intention
Outcomes are selective and honest. Each case reflects real planning: structural, functional, and aesthetic.
Full-arch restoration planned to improve structure, bite support, and facial balance.
Investment Depends
on the Plan
Implant treatment varies based on the number of teeth being replaced, bone condition, materials, surgical needs, and the final restoration. Your consultation helps define the proper treatment path before pricing is discussed in detail.
We do not offer generic pricing because every case is evaluated individually. You leave the consultation with a specific number for your situation.
Request ConsultationFinancing available
Monthly payment plans reviewed at the consultation. We work with multiple financing partners.
Flexible payment options
Terms depend on the treatment plan and credit profile. Options explained clearly before any commitment.
Insurance assistance
We help out-of-network patients understand what their plan may cover. Coverage is not guaranteed and is never assumed.
No surprise pricing
You receive a full cost breakdown before any treatment begins. Nothing proceeds without your informed understanding.
Questions Before
You Decide
Start With
the Consultation
The first step is not committing to treatment. It is understanding what happened, what can be rebuilt, and which options make sense for your mouth, timeline, and goals.
We serve patients from Plantation, Fort Lauderdale, Davie, Weston, Sunrise, and across Broward County.
Dental Implants and Cosmetics Plantation FL — Our Dental Studio Location
201 North
University Drive
Plantation, FL 33324
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