Dental Implants in Nashville, TN
The Most Secure Foundation
for a Lasting Smile
- Custom implant restorations from Nashville's official Titans dentist
- Premium IPS e.max® and IPS Empress® porcelain materials
- Placement coordinated with Dental Haus Germantown, our sister practice
- IV sedation available with a board-certified anesthesiologist

Implant Restoration, Elevated by a Cosmetic Authority
Restorations That Look as Natural as They Feel
The crown, bridge, or denture that sits on top of your implant is what the world actually sees. Dr. Clint Newman fabricates every implant restoration using IPS e.max® and IPS Empress® porcelain, shade-matched and contoured to blend seamlessly with your surrounding teeth. His background in cosmetic dentistry means your restoration is designed with the same precision he brings to veneers and smile makeovers.

A Coordinated Approach from Consultation to Final Smile
Dr. Newman oversees your implant journey from the first consultation through your final restoration. He evaluates your candidacy, takes detailed imaging, and coordinates surgical placement with the team at Dental Haus Germantown, the dedicated implant surgery practice within Dr. Newman's family of offices. Once you have healed, you return to our Green Hills office for your permanent restoration.

Comfort at Every Stage
Whether you are here for your initial consultation or your final crown placement, our Nashville office is designed to keep you relaxed. A board-certified anesthesiologist is on staff to provide IV sedation for patients who want complete comfort during restorative appointments. It is the kind of care that makes even complex cases feel straightforward.

An Invaluable Hidden Benefit of Dental Implants

Most people are well aware of the stability that dental implants provide to crowns, bridges, and dentures. However, many of our Nashville dental implant patients don't realize that dental implants also stop their jawbone from changing shape in ways that can compromise their oral health and make them look aged beyond their years.
Tooth roots provide stimulation to the bone tissue in the jaw. When this stimulation is gone, it signals the body to place a lower priority on maintaining the bone tissue in that area. Over time, this causes the jawbone to atrophy (shrink). This is what causes the stereotypical image of a puckered mouth and recessed chin that has long been associated with advanced age. Meanwhile, jawbone atrophy can cause your remaining natural teeth to shift out of alignment.
Implants are the one and only restorative dentistry solution that can provide the stimulation your jaw needs in order to retain bone tissue and maintain your features. This is just one of several reasons why dental implants are a wise investment that can provide priceless benefits for the rest of your life.
Put Your Health and Happiness First with Implants
Life is too short to suffer with even one missing tooth. There are so many potential benefits associated with implants, so why not experience them for yourself? Reach out to our Nashville, TN, practice or request a consultation to take the first step toward the healthy, beautiful smile you desire.
Invest in Quality.
Invest in Yourself.
At our practice, we never want to sacrifice materials, technology, or treatment options. As a result, we are not in-network with dental insurance. We are free to make quality our priority, instead of finding ourselves beholden to insurance companies trying to save a buck.
When considering providers, it's important to know that dental implants are not typically covered by insurance plans, even when they're the best choice for your needs.
There are a number of ways to budget for treatment at our practice, including our Dental Savings Plan and CareCredit® financing. We are also glad to help you collect eligible reimbursement from your insurance provider by providing detailed documentation.

Are Implants Right for Me?
Primary Candidacy Factors
Virtually anyone who has suffered tooth loss could benefit from a solution that replaces both the root and the crown of those teeth, but dental implants aren't right for everyone. In order to see if Nashville dental implant patients qualify, we may assess them for requirements like:
Sufficient Jawbone Tissue
Dental implants need a certain amount of bone tissue for support. If you have been missing teeth for a long time, you have probably suffered some jaw atrophy. But don't worry, a bone grafting procedure can restore your jaw and your candidacy for dental implants.
Good Overall and Oral Health
Dental implants require a healthy foundation. If you have gum disease or other decayed teeth, you'll need treatment first. Additionally, certain health conditions like diabetes raise the risks of dental implant placement, so your medical history may impact your eligibility.
A Tobacco-Free Lifestyle
The ability of your bone tissue to heal after implant placement surgery is the key to dental implant success. Nicotine compromises the amount of oxygen in your bloodstream, which slows your body's healing response. As a result, smokers and other tobacco users face a greater risk of dental implant failure. We recommend breaking the habit permanently at least a few months prior to surgery.
The Procedure From Planning to Final Restorations
Because every patient has unique needs, the timeline for getting dental implants in Nashville can differ from one case to the next. Generally speaking, you can expect that your procedure will involve at least two minor surgeries with about three to six months of healing time between them.
Whether you are missing one tooth or several teeth, our Nashville, TN, dental practice can restore your smile with implant-supported crowns or bridges.
FAQs About Dental Implants
Q. Will I need to replace my implants over time?
A. When patients take good care of their implants, it's entirely possible that they can last for decades, or even a lifetime. Your restorations will need replacement every ten years or so, but when that happens, our dentists are here to assist. We are with you every step of the way to help you get the most from your implants.
Q. Why choose an implant-supported bridge over a traditional one?
A. Implant bridges come with two main advantages. First, they stimulate your jaw and prevent bone loss. Second, because they're attached with implants, they do not require a dentist to remove tissue from the natural teeth on either side of your bridge. It's a solution that helps you retain healthy dental tissue and prevent jaw atrophy.
Q. How many implants will I need for a dental bridge?
A. Bridges usually only require two implants. It varies by case, and we will be glad to provide you with a scope of treatment that meets your needs, and help you understand our recommendation.



