Dental implants and tooth replacement
Dentist Serving Brookfield, WI
Dental implants, starting with a free consultation and CBCT 3D scan.
Brookfield is a city in eastern Waukesha County, west of Milwaukee, and its residents are among the patients who come to the office on W North Ave in Wauwatosa to replace missing teeth. A gap in your smile can change how you chew, speak and feel, and the options range from a single implant to dentures anchored on implants. Treatment starts with a free implant consultation that includes a CBCT 3D scan, so the team can assess the jawbone before recommending anything. Dr. Zachary Rosen’s advanced training includes dental implant training through the Engel Institute. When implants are not the right fit, bridges and partial dentures are still available, and every option is explained before you decide.
Dentist Serving Brookfield, WI
Replacing Missing Teeth for Brookfield Patients
Brookfield, home to Brookfield Square, sits in eastern Waukesha County. Patients from the city visit Wauwatosa Dental Arts when they need one tooth replaced, several replaced, or a looser denture made more secure.
The Free Implant Consultation
- No cost The consultation is free and carries no pressure to go ahead.
- CBCT 3D scan included A detailed 3D view of the jawbone and nerves lets the team plan treatment precisely.
- Every option on the table The team explains the choices clearly, including non-implant ones, before you decide.
- Your history and goals The dentist reviews your medical history and goals to decide whether implants, bridges, dentures or a combination suits you.
Ways to Replace Teeth
- Single dental implants A titanium post placed in the jawbone supports a custom crown, without relying on the neighboring teeth.
- Implant-supported dentures Dentures that attach to implants, either snapping into place or fixed, for more stability than dentures that rest on the gums.
- Bridges A fixed option for filling a gap, supported by neighboring teeth or by implants.
- Partial dentures A removable choice for patients missing several teeth who prefer or need a non-implant option.
When the Jawbone Needs Support
After a tooth is lost, the jawbone can shrink. If the scan shows there is not enough bone to hold an implant, bone grafting or another preparatory procedure may be recommended first to rebuild that support. Implants themselves stimulate the jawbone, which can slow bone loss and help maintain facial shape.
Imaging and Design Tools
- Cone beam CT scanner and 3D X-rays for diagnostics and surgical planning
- Intraoral scanners and digital impressions, with no impression trays
- CAD/CAM and CEREC technology for crowns and restorations when appropriate
Your Dentists
Dr. Zachary Rosen holds Invisalign certification, has completed implant training through the Engel Institute and teaches as an adjunct professor at Marquette University School of Dentistry. Dr. Justin Roche earned his DDS at Marquette and focuses on clear explanations and long-term results. Dr. Rosen also attends continuing education courses across the country, including ongoing coursework in cosmetic and restorative dentistry.
Paying for Tooth Replacement
The practice’s monthly implant special covers the implant, abutment and custom crown for $399 per month; see current promotions for details. Coverage varies by plan, and the team reviews your benefits before treatment begins. Financing is available through CareCredit and Lending Club.
Brookfield Patients: Frequently Asked Questions
- Is there an office in Brookfield?
- No, there is one office, and it is in Wauwatosa at 11600 W North Ave, WI 53226. Brookfield is one of the communities the practice regularly serves. The implant consultation, scan and treatment all take place at the Wauwatosa office.
- What happens at the free implant consultation?
- You get a no-cost visit that includes a full CBCT 3D scan. The scan lets the team assess your jawbone and plan treatment precisely. The team then explains all of your options, including ones that do not involve implants.
- What if I do not have enough bone for an implant?
- Bone grafting or another preparatory procedure may be recommended to rebuild support for the implant. The jawbone can shrink after a tooth is lost, which is why the 3D scan comes first. The dentist will explain what your scan shows and what each step involves.
- Are implant-supported dentures removable?
- They can be either removable or fixed, depending on your treatment plan. Some snap on and off the implants for easy cleaning, while others are secured in place and only removed by the dentist. Both styles are reviewed with you so you can choose the one that suits your routine.
- Will insurance help pay for implants?
- Coverage varies by plan. Many policies help with exams, X-rays, extractions, dentures or crowns but may limit benefits for the implant post itself. The team reviews your benefits, estimates your out-of-pocket cost and discusses financing before treatment.
- What does the $399 per month implant special include?
- It includes the implant, the abutment and a custom crown. The offer is listed on the Promotions page, which has current details. Ask about it at your free consultation once the team knows which treatment fits your case.
“Amazing Team and Experience”
Wauwatosa Dental Arts is fantastic! The staff is warm, the office is beautiful, and my cleaning was quick and comfortable. Dr. Rosen was friendly and explained everything clearly. Highly recommend!
“Super Professional and Caring”
Great dental office in Wauwatosa. Everyone was kind, honest, and professional. My visit was painless, and they made me feel completely at ease. I’m glad I found this place!
Schedule Appointment
Call us at (414) 462-3160 or visit us at 11600 W North Ave, Wauwatosa, WI 53226.
