Find Out If Implants Are Right for You
Not sure if you are a candidate? Answer a few quick questions and the Smile Haus team will help you figure out your next step.

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You Deserve a Solution That Actually Works
A lot of patients come to Smile Haus after years of working around the problem: avoiding certain foods, feeling self-conscious in photos, covering their mouth when they laugh. If that sounds familiar, you are not out of options.
Dental implants replace the whole tooth, root and all. A titanium post goes into the jawbone. A custom crown attaches on top. The result looks and functions like a natural tooth, so you can get back to enjoying your life.

Single Tooth Implant
One missing tooth gets one implant and one crown. The surrounding teeth stay completely untouched. This is the closest thing to replacing a tooth with another tooth, and it protects the bone underneath from breaking down over time.
Multiple Implants
Missing several teeth changes the way you eat and the way you feel about your smile. Individual implants or an implant-supported bridge restores function across the whole area with a result that is more stable and more comfortable than a removable partial.


Full Arch Restoration
For patients who have lost most or all of their teeth, full arch restoration uses a small number of implants to support a complete fixed set of teeth. No adhesives. No removing them at night. No worrying about them slipping at dinner. You leave with teeth that stay in place and feel like your own.
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What Goes Wrong When a Tooth Is Left Missing
It is easy to put off replacing a missing tooth, especially when it is not causing obvious pain. But the effects build quietly over time:
- The jawbone in that area starts to shrink without a root to stimulate it
- Neighboring teeth gradually drift toward the gap
- Your bite shifts, creating problems well beyond the original tooth
- Facial structure can change as bone loss progresses
What feels manageable now becomes more complicated to address later. The sooner the gap is filled, the simpler the solution.

What It Feels Like to Go Through This at Smile Haus
A lot of patients feel nervous about implant treatment before they come in. Some have:
- Questions they are embarrassed to ask
- Had a bad experience somewhere else
- Been told they are not candidates and do not know where to turn
Dr. Simon sits down with you before anything is planned. He explains what he sees, what your options are, and what the process actually involves. There is no pressure to commit on the spot and no judgment about how long the tooth has been missing. You move forward when you feel ready.

No Referrals, No Runaround
Dr. Simon handles the entire implant process at Smile Haus, from the first scan to the final crown. You never get sent to an unfamiliar office or handed off to someone who does not know your history. The same provider walks you through every step, which means your care stays consistent and you always know who to call.
What the Dental Implant Process Looks Like
Your Consultation
Dr. Simon uses CBCT imaging to get a full three-dimensional view of your jaw. This tells him exactly where the implant can go, how much bone you are working with, and what the safest placement looks like. You leave with a clear plan, a realistic timeline, and real answers to your questions.
Implant Placement
The titanium post is placed into the jawbone during an in-office procedure. Local anesthesia keeps you comfortable the whole time. Laughing gas is available if you want extra support staying relaxed. Most patients are genuinely surprised by how manageable the experience is.
Healing
Over the next three to six months, the implant fuses with the surrounding bone. A temporary restoration keeps things looking normal while you heal. Most patients are back to their regular routine within a day or two.
Your Permanent Crown
Once healing is complete, Dr. Simon attaches your custom crown. It is matched to your surrounding teeth in color, shape, and size. Your bite is checked and adjusted right there until everything feels right. That is the last appointment.
What Makes Smile Haus different

Personalized Care
Your care plan is based on what makes sense for you, not a one-size-fits-all approach.


Guests, Not Numbers
Here, you are treated like a person with real concerns, not just another name on the schedule.
No Lectures
We explain your options, answer your questions, and help you achieve your goals.

Frequently Asked Questions
Am I too old for implants?
Age alone is not a barrier. What matters is your overall health and bone density. Dr. Simon evaluates each patient individually, and many patients well into their seventies and beyond have gone through implant treatment successfully.
What if I do not have enough bone?
Bone grafting can rebuild the area before the implant is placed. It is a common part of the process and does not disqualify you. Dr. Simon will let you know at your consultation whether this is part of your plan.
How long does the whole process take?
From placement to final crown, most cases take three to six months. The majority of that time is healing, not appointments. Dr. Simon maps the timeline out clearly at your consultation so you know exactly what to expect.
I have been missing a tooth for years. Is it too late?
It is rarely too late. Depending on how much bone remains, grafting may be needed first to prepare the area. Dr. Simon will assess your situation and tell you exactly what is involved. Most patients who think they are not candidates find out they have more options than they expected.
Conveniently located in Dyer, IN
You will find Smile Haus Dental Studio at 10108 Mondorf Road in Dyer, across from Speedway, and convenient for patients in St. John, Cedar Lake, Crown Point, and Munster.
Free parking on site for a simple, stress-free arrival.



