Suamico Mini Dental Implant Center
Dr Michael Pierquet
13382 Velp Ave Suite A
Suamico, WI 54313
Replace Missing Teeth With One Piece Dental Implants At A Fraction Of The Cost Of Conventional Implants.
Stronger. Simpler. Smarter.
Get your SMILE back
Don't suffer with uncomfortable partial dentures or "flippers"
Don't Have Your Good Teeth Ground Down For Bridges
Don't pay a fortune for conventional implants
Why you should replace missing teeth:
Your Jaw Bones Are Dissolving Away
Your Facial Structure Is Collapsing
Your Teeth Are Shifting and Moving
Your Bite Is Changing In A Bad Way
Your Jaw Joints May Be Degenerating From Bite Changes
The Gum Tissues And Bone Around Your Teeth May Be Deteriorating
You Are At Increased Risk For Losing More Teeth
The road to missing many teeth begins with losing one tooth
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The Old Options For Replacing Missing Teeth
Partial Dentures
Partial dentures come with problems like sore spots, not being able to eat well, needing adhesives, bulky plastic and metal, speech problems, food trapping under them, damage to your other teeth, and watching your face collapse as the jaw bones dissolve away.
Dental Bridges
Dental bridges were the standard of care in the old days. The problem is that they require grinding down adjacent good teeth, they can be difficult to keep clean, and if decay or other problems cause one of the teeth to fail, the whole bridge needs to be replaced.
Conventional Implants
Conventional implants are a good way to replace missing teeth, but they come with significant drawbacks. They require a lot of bone, they require surgery, often times bone grafts, and long healing times. They are complex with multiple parts and they are expensive.
The problem with conventional dental implants:
Conventional implants do a great job, and are a far better option than partial dentures, flippers, or bridges, BUT they also have significant drawbacks.
Here you can see there are two parts held together by a screw. That design has significant ramifications.
The screw can break, and now you've got a broken screw stuck way down in the implant
There is a seam between the two parts which holds bacteria and makes it more prone to gum disease
The two parts flex during function which allows more ingress of bacteria into the seam, and creates structural problems
They need to be wider diameter which means they often require bone graft surgery to widen the jaw bone before they can be placed.
Because of the large size of the implant, a large hole needs to be bored into the jawbone
Often the gum tissues need to be flapped open for implant placement (ie surgery)
The implant often needs to be submerged to heal under the gums for 4 months, and then requires the gums to be cut open to expose the implant later
Much higher cost
When they are used for denture replacement as with the "all-on-4" procedure, large amounts of bone must be removed.
Introducing: A better alternative to the old ways of doing things...
If you have missing teeth and are looking for a modern, minimally invasive solution, it's time to rethink traditional dental implants. One-piece dental implants - specifically Mono Implants and Mini Implants—offer a streamlined, efficient, and more affordable way to restore your smile without the complications of outdated two-piece systems.
What Are One Piece Implants?
The older conventional implants have multiple parts - a screw is used to attach the abutment to the implant. The one piece implant on the other hand is a single solid unit of titanium. This eliminates the need for multiple components—and with fewer parts, there are fewer problems. This streamlined structure simplifies the implant process and offers numerous advantages.
Two-piece implants had their day—but like floppy disks and fax machines, they’re becoming obsolete. With advancements in materials and surgical protocols, one-piece systems are leading the charge into the future of implant dentistry.
Benefits of one piece implants:
No screw connections = No weak points
Reduced risk of infection and failure
Faster healing and fewer appointments
Ideal for patients with limited bone volume
Lower overall cost compared to traditional systems
Mini Implants: Small Size, Big Impact
The minimally invasive option with maximum benefits
Mini dental implants are smaller in diameter than conventional implants—usually under 3mm—but don't let the size fool you. They're incredibly strong and often used to stabilize dentures or replace missing teeth. They can be ideal for patients with limited bone density or those seeking a less invasive procedure. The minimally invasive nature of mini implant placement results in reduced discomfort and a quicker return to normal activities. If you are looking for small dental implants that offer great stability, minis are a fantastic option.
What Makes Mini Implants Stand Out
Quick, minimally invasive placement
No sutures, no incisions—just a small pilot hole
Immediate loading in many cases
Ideal for tight spaces and lower bone volume
Who It's For:
Perfect for denture wearers, older adults, or patients who’ve been told they don’t qualify for implants due to bone loss.
Mono Implants: Power Meets Precision
A strong solution for long-term stability
Mono implants are made from high-strength titanium alloy and are designed for immediate loading—meaning you can often walk out with new teeth the same day. These implants are placed into the cortical (dense) bone, which provides excellent stability even in cases where bone volume is reduced.
Why Patients Love Mono Implants:
Immediate function (eat and smile faster)
No bone grafting needed in most cases
Lower chance of implant mobility or failure
Great for full-arch restorations (like All-on-4 alternatives)
Advantages of Mini and Mono Implants
Half the cost of conventional implants
Can be placed in most areas without bone grafting or surgery
Less invasive: We drill a small hole and thread them in
No extended healing time
No bone removal needed
Simpler and faster
No gum surgery needed
Reduced Surgical Time
Faster Healing and Recovery:
Lower Risk of Complications:
The integrated structure reduces the potential for issues associated with multiple components.
Simplified Restoration Process:
Streamlined procedures result in a more efficient restoration.
The single piece design decreases the possibility of micro-movements, which increases implant longevity.
Cost-effectiveness:
Are One Piece Implants Right for You?
One piece implants are suitable for a variety of patients. Using both mini implants and mono implants gives us the ability to handle any clinical situation. However, determining your suitability for one-piece implants requires a thorough consultation so we can assess your individual needs and recommend the most appropriate treatment plan.
What type of treatment do we provide with mono and mini implants?
We replace a single missing tooth, or multiple missing teeth with implant crowns and implant bridges
We replace dentures with removable teeth like our EATR appliance, or permanently cemented bridges with our "All-On-10" procedure. (Both have advantages over the "All-on-4" procedure you may have heard about)
What to Expect During the One Piece Implant Procedure
"The one-piece implant procedure typically involves:
Consultation and Treatment Planning:A detailed assessment to determine the best approach.
Implant Placement: The implant is carefully placed into the jawbone.
Healing Process: Varies depending on the situation.
Restoration Placement: The final restoration (crown, bridge, or denture) is attached.
The minimally invasive nature of mini and mono implant procedures ensures a smoother and more comfortable experience.
One Piece Dental Implant Cost in The Green Bay Area
The cost of one piece dental implants varies depending on factors such as the number of implants required, the type of restoration, and individual patient needs. To obtain a personalized cost estimate, we encourage you to schedule a consultation. We are committed to providing affordable dental implants to our patients.
Why Choose One-Piece Dental Implants With Us?
We are a leading provider of mono and mini dental implants in the Suamico, Green Bay, and entire Northeast Wisconsin area. One piece implant treatment is all we do, and we have been placing them for the last 15 years. We utilizes state-of-the-art technology and a patient-centered approach to ensure optimal results. We are dedicated to delivering exceptional care and helping you achieve a healthy, beautiful smile..
Cutting-edge technology & techniques
✅ Experienced surgical team
✅ Honest, transparent pricing
✅ Same-day treatment options
✅ High success rates—even in complex cases
🧨 Implant Myths: Busted
🦷 Myth #1: “You need a bone graft before getting implants.”
💥 Reality: With mono and mini implants, most patients don’t need bone grafting at all. These implants are designed to work with
limited bone volume, saving you time, money, and surgery.
🦷 Myth #2: “Mini implants are too weak to last.”
💥 Reality: Modern mini implants are made from aerospace-grade titanium alloys. They’re small—but mighty. When placed correctly, they last years, even decades.
🦷 Myth #3: “One-piece implants aren’t as reliable.”
💥 Reality: One-piece systems actually eliminate the weak point where most two-piece implants fail: the screw connection. Less hardware = fewer problems.
🦷 Myth #4: “Dental implants take months to heal before you can use them.”
💥 Reality: Mono and mini implants are often placed and loaded the same day. That means eating, smiling, and living life immediately
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Wouldn't it be nice to...
Laugh and smile without worry
Be happy again
Get your confidence back
Stop your face from collapsing
Feel good about yourself
Eat whatever you want again
Get your smile back
Stop you jaw bones from dissolving
What next?
Let’s bring your smile back the smarter, simpler way.
Book Your Free Implant Assessment Now to find out if Mono Implants or Mini Implants are right for you. We’ll walk you through every step—from imaging to placement—with zero pressure and real answers.
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