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1818 8th Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76110 Mon–Thu: 8am–4pm | Fri: by appointment

Fort Worth, TX — Permanent Tooth Replacement

Dental Implants That Last a Lifetime

Dental implants are the most advanced, longest-lasting solution for missing teeth. Our doctors place restorations that look, feel, and function exactly like your natural teeth — giving you back your smile, your confidence, and your quality of life.

  • Single Tooth Implants
  • Multiple Teeth
  • Implant-Supported Dentures
  • 4.7★ Google rating · 269+ reviews
  • Most insurance accepted
  • Same-week appointments
Dr. Patrick Kamgang smiling with a patient in a treatment room at Marshall H. Brown, DDS in Fort Worth, Texas
4.7 ★★★★★269+ Google reviews
30+years of implant experience
98%Implant success rate
LifetimeHow long implants can last
30+Years of experience

The Gold Standard

What Exactly Is a Dental Implant?

A dental implant is a small titanium post — about the size of a natural tooth root — that is surgically placed into your jawbone. Over the following three to six months, the bone fuses with the titanium in a process called osseointegration, creating an anchor as stable as a natural root.

An abutment connector is then attached to the post, and a custom porcelain crown is secured on top. The result looks, feels, and functions exactly like a natural tooth. Unlike bridges, implants never require grinding down healthy neighboring teeth. Unlike dentures, they are permanent, secure, and actually preserve your jawbone.

  1. Titanium post

    Acts as the artificial tooth root, fused permanently into the jawbone.

  2. Abutment

    The connector piece linking the post to the crown above.

  3. Porcelain crown

    The visible tooth — custom-shaded to match your smile.

Dental implant cross-section diagram Cross-section of a dental implant showing the porcelain crown above the gumline, the abutment connector at the gumline, and the titanium post fused into the jawbone between two natural teeth. 3Porcelain crown 2Abutment 1Titanium postfused into jawbone
The three components of a dental implant

Solutions for Every Situation

Types of Dental Implants We Offer in Fort Worth

Single Tooth Implant

One titanium post and one custom crown replace a single missing tooth — without touching the healthy teeth on either side.

Most common

Implant-Supported Bridge

Two or more implant posts anchor a bridge that replaces several adjacent missing teeth — stronger and longer-lasting than a traditional bridge.

2+ adjacent teeth

Implant-Supported Dentures

Four or more implants permanently anchor a full-arch prosthetic. No slipping, no adhesives — eat, speak, and smile with total confidence.

Full arch

Step by Step

Your Dental Implant Journey at Our Fort Worth Office

  1. Consultation & Evaluation

    A comprehensive exam with 3D imaging to map your bone structure and design your treatment plan. Free, and with zero pressure.

    Day 1
  2. Preparatory Procedures

    Some patients need a bone graft or extraction first. We handle everything in one familiar office.

    If needed
  3. Implant Post Placement

    The titanium post is placed under local anesthesia. Most patients are surprised how comfortable the procedure is.

    1–2 hours
  4. Osseointegration

    Your jawbone fuses naturally with the titanium post, creating a foundation as strong as a natural root.

    3–6 months
  5. Abutment Placement

    The small connector that will hold your new crown is attached in a quick, simple appointment.

    Short visit
  6. Crown Placement

    Your custom porcelain crown is secured, shade-matched to your smile. Walk out with a complete, permanent new tooth.

    Final visit

Don't wait: Bone loss begins within 3 months of tooth extraction. The sooner you act, the more bone you preserve — and the simpler your treatment will be.

Why Implants Win

Dental Implants vs. Bridges vs. Dentures

Comparison of dental implants, bridges, and dentures across lifespan, bone health, care, and cost
FeatureDental ImplantsBridgesDentures
LifespanLifetime (post)5–15 years5–8 years
Preserves jawboneYes — stimulates boneNoNo — accelerates loss
Affects healthy teethNoYes — adjacent teeth ground downNo
StabilityFixed — like natural teethFixedRemovable, can slip
Daily careBrush & floss normallySpecial floss threadersNightly removal & soaking
Long-term costLowest — rarely replacedModerate — replaced periodicallyOngoing — relines, adhesives, replacements

Are Implants Right for You?

Who Is a Good Candidate for Dental Implants?

Most healthy adults are excellent candidates for dental implants — and age is rarely a barrier. We have successfully placed implants for patients well into their 80s. You are likely a good candidate if:

  • You are missing one or more teeth, or facing an extraction
  • You want a permanent alternative to bridges or dentures
  • Your gums are healthy (or treatable) and you are in reasonably good overall health
  • You have adequate jawbone — and if not, bone grafting can rebuild it
  • You are ready to invest in a solution that can last a lifetime

Not sure? A free consultation with 3D imaging gives you a definitive answer — with no pressure and no obligation. Second opinions are always welcome.

Dentist reviewing dental implant treatment options chairside with a patient in Fort Worth Chairside implant consultation

Meet Your Fort Worth Implant Dentists

Portrait of Dr. Marshall H. Brown, DDS, founding dentist in Fort Worth, Texas

Marshall H. Brown, DDS

Founder · Practicing since 1990

Dr. Brown has cared for Fort Worth families for more than three decades. He founded the practice in 1990 and has placed and restored dental implants for over 30 years, guiding thousands of patients back to healthy, confident smiles.

Portrait of Dr. Patrick Kamgang, DDS, implant dentist at Marshall H. Brown, DDS in Fort Worth

Patrick Kamgang, DDS

Implant & Family Dentistry

Dr. Kamgang combines modern implant techniques with 3D imaging and digital treatment planning. Patients know him for his calm, thorough chairside manner — he walks you through every step so there are no surprises.

Investment in Your Smile

Dental Implant Cost & Financing in Fort Worth, TX

Every smile is different, so implant costs depend on how many implants you need, whether bone grafting is required, and your insurance coverage. What never changes: you receive a transparent, itemized estimate up front — before any treatment begins.

  • Financing options available, including low and 0% interest plans
  • Flexible monthly payment plans to fit your budget
  • Most major dental insurance plans accepted — we verify your benefits before treatment
  • Transparent, itemized cost estimates at your free consultation

While implants cost more up front than bridges or dentures, they typically cost less over a lifetime — no replacements, no relines, no adhesives. It is the last tooth-replacement decision most patients ever make.

Warm, comfortable waiting room at the Marshall H. Brown, DDS dental office in Fort Worth Our Fort Worth office

Real Patients, Real Care

What Our Implant Patients Say

Rated 4.7 stars on Google across 269+ verified reviews — and every photo on this page is our real team, our real Fort Worth office, and our real patients’ results.

★★★★★
“I had been living with a gap in my smile for three years. Dr. Brown placed my implant and I honestly cannot tell the difference from my real teeth.”
Karen S.Fort Worth, TX · Single implant
★★★★★
“I was terrified of the surgery but the doctor walked me through every step. Now it feels and looks exactly like my natural tooth.”
Michael R.Arlington, TX · Single implant
★★★★★
“After years of struggling with ill-fitting dentures, my implant-supported dentures have completely changed my life. I can eat steak again!”
Barbara T.Burleson, TX · Implant-supported denture

Before & After

Real Results From Our Fort Worth Patients

Actual patients of Marshall H. Brown, DDS. Photos are unretouched and shared with permission; individual results vary.

Before: patient with missing upper front teeth and a single worn crown, prior to treatment at Marshall H. Brown, DDS in Fort Worth Before
After: the same patient with a full row of natural-looking upper front teeth restored by Marshall H. Brown, DDS in Fort Worth After
Missing front teeth restoredUpper front teeth rebuilt with natural-looking, permanent restorations
Before: patient with gaps, chipped edges, and discolored front teeth, prior to a smile makeover in Fort Worth Before
After: the same patient smiling with even, bright upper front teeth following a smile makeover at Marshall H. Brown, DDS After
Complete smile makeoverGaps, chips, and discoloration corrected for an even, bright smile

Your Questions Answered

Dental Implant FAQs

How long do dental implants last?

The titanium post is designed to last a lifetime once it fuses with your jawbone. The porcelain crown on top typically lasts 15–25 years before it may need replacement — far longer than bridges or dentures.

Is dental implant surgery painful?

The placement is performed under local anesthesia, so you feel no pain during the procedure. Most patients describe only mild soreness for two to three days afterward, easily managed with over-the-counter ibuprofen.

How long does the whole process take?

Start to finish, most implant treatments take three to six months. The majority of that time is simply healing while the implant fuses with your bone — you will only visit the office a handful of times. Bone grafting, if needed, adds some healing time.

Am I too old for dental implants?

There is no upper age limit. We have placed successful implants for patients in their 80s. Your overall health and bone density matter far more than your age.

Will my implant look natural?

Yes. Your crown is custom-crafted from porcelain and shade-matched to your surrounding teeth. Once healed, implants are indistinguishable from natural teeth — to you and to everyone else.

How do I care for a dental implant?

Exactly like a natural tooth: brush twice a day, floss daily, and keep your six-month checkups. No special products, soaking, or adhesives required.

Fort Worth Dental Implants

Ready to Reclaim Your Smile?

Schedule your free implant consultation today. Same-week appointments are available, second opinions are welcome, and there is never any pressure — just honest answers about your options.

1818 8th Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76110 Mon–Thu 8:00am–4:00pm · Fri by appointment only
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