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At Alpine Family Dental in Kalispell, MT, we use advanced technologies like CEREC same-day crowns, 3-D imaging (CBCT), guided implant placement, 3-D printing, CO2 soft tissue laser, and IV conscious sedation to provide efficient, high-quality care. Our well-trained team focuses on making your visit comfortable, informative, and compassionate, prioritizing new patients from Kalispell and the Flathead Valley. We believe patient education is key to great oral health and strive to ensure you understand your dental needs while delivering superior treatment with minimal time in the office.

Our Services Everything You Need for Dental Implants, All in One Place

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Single Tooth Implant

A single-tooth dental implant is a restorative dental procedure designed to replace one missing tooth. It consists of three main components:

  1. Implant Post: A titanium screw surgically placed into the jawbone, acting as an artificial tooth root.
  2. Abutment: A connector that attaches the implant post to the crown.
  3. Dental Crown: A custom-made, tooth-shaped cap that blends seamlessly with your natural teeth.

Unlike traditional bridges, which rely on adjacent teeth for support, a single-tooth implant stands independently, preserving the health of surrounding teeth and bone. This makes it a preferred choice for patients seeking a durable, long-term solution.

All-on-4 Implants

All-on-4 dental implants are a full-arch restoration solution that replaces an entire upper or lower set of teeth using just four strategically placed implants. This method relies on angling the rear implants to maximize contact with available bone, which allows many patients to avoid bone grafting. A custom full-arch prosthesis is then attached to the implants, offering immediate improvement in appearance and function.

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Implant Bridge

A dental implant is a prosthetic device placed in the jawbone to act as a replacement root. Over time, the “tissue-friendly” titanium implant fuses with the jawbone to form a stable foundation for the replacement teeth. Typically, the dentist uses a crown to complete your implant, but a denture or bridge can be used to replace multiple teeth.

A dental bridge replaces your missing tooth without the need for surgery. A traditional bridge consists of custom-made artificial teeth that fill the gap left by the missing teeth, using the surrounding teeth as support. To ensure added stability, the dentist places dental crowns on these adjacent teeth, helping anchor the bridge securely.

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Immediate Implants

An immediate implant is when a dental implant is placed right after a tooth is removed, often in the same visit. This helps keep your natural smile shape, speeds up treatment, and sometimes even allows a temporary tooth to be placed right away—so you don’t leave with a gap.

Implant-Retained Dentures

While conventional dentures are an excellent solution for missing teeth, they can be a hassle for the wearer. As your jawbone copes with tooth loss, dentures lose their stability and can become uncomfortable. Snap-in dentures placed by Drs. Even Olson and Autumn Chapman present a more reliable option to replace multiple missing teeth.

For these restorations, the dentist surgically places dental implants at precise locations in the jawbone. Snap-in dentures have special attachments called “locators” on the underside of the plate, which snap on top of the implants. This makes them more comfortable and stable when eating and speaking.

Snap-in dentures are removable, so their maintenance is similar to traditional dentures. Remove your teeth at night and soak them in a cleansing solution overnight. After every meal, clean your dentures with a soft-bristled toothbrush, and always brush/wipe your mouth before wearing your dentures.

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Cutting Edge Technology Why Choose Us

At Alpine Family Dental in Kalispell, Montana, we understand that choosing where to receive your dental implants is a major decision, one that impacts your health, confidence, comfort, and long-term smile. That’s why Dr. Olson and our highly trained team are dedicated to providing an implant experience that is truly unmatched in the Flathead Valley.

From diagnosis to final restoration, we use state-of-the-art dental technology to ensure your dental implants are placed with exceptional precision, comfort, and long-term reliability. Our office features 3D cone-beam imaging, digital scanning, CEREC technology, and in-house 3D printing, allowing us to customize every implant to your unique anatomy and complete many steps of your treatment more efficiently—and often with fewer visits.

This level of technology doesn’t just make treatment faster; it makes it safer, more predictable, and more comfortable. By planning dental implants digitally and placing them with guided accuracy, we can protect vital structures, reduce recovery time, and deliver results that both look and feel natural.

Our commitment to modern dentistry also extends beyond implants. With advanced tools such as CO₂ laser technology for gentle soft-tissue procedures, we create a smooth, minimally invasive experience that puts patient comfort first.

At Alpine Family Dental, you’re not just getting a dental implant, you’re receiving top-tier care from a team that prioritizes your comfort, your confidence, and your long-term oral health. If you want a dental implant experience that blends expertise, technology, and genuine patient-centered care, we would be honored to help you restore your smile.

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Anxiety-Free Sedation Dentistry

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Nitrous Oxide

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Nitrous Oxide is a sedating gas combined with oxygen to make you feel more comfortable during dental treatment. A small mask is fitted over the patient’s nose, allowing them to breathe freely. Most patients on Nitrous Oxide experience a feeling of well-being. Nitrous Oxide has a rapid onset, and its lack of lingering effects allows patients to drive home with no lasting effects.

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Oral Sedation

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We understand that anxiety and fear are common hurdles for many patients preparing for their upcoming visit with us. Our dentists put a particular focus on making every patient’s visit a comfortable and positive one. We are happy to offer oral sedation to patients seeking a more relaxed, comfortable dental experience. Our dentists will discuss how this form of sedation will be administered prior to your appointment. At this time, you can discuss any concerns you have about this process or ask any questions. You will be able to talk about past experiences which have led you to inquire about sedation dentistry. By thoroughly communicating your feelings to our team, we will be able to form a complete picture of the care you need.

Oral sedation works by having you take a sedative medication orally about an hour before your procedure begins. Oral sedation will make you groggy, but you will still be able to communicate with your dentist when necessary. Because oral sedation will affect your motor skills, you will need to have a ride home lined up.

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IV Sedation

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IV conscious (moderate) sedation is safe and effective. Unlike pills taken orally, the drug(s) are administered incrementally to their ideal effect. Patients are still able to respond to verbal or light tactile stimuli, as regulated by the Montana Board of Dentistry.  Although patients aren’t “put to sleep,” most patients are so relaxed that they doze through their appointment. Additionally, most patients have partial or total amnesia. Dr. Eller underwent more than one hundred hours of specialized training in IV conscious sedation in 2014 and certification in Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS). He continues his education on IV Sedation and has an expanded license through the State of Montana.

Needle phobic? Don’t worry. We provide inhalation anesthesia, known as Nitrous Oxide, to make the patient comfortable during the IV placement.

Dr. Olson and Dr. Eller work together to determine the best option for IV conscious sedation based on each patient.

* Some patients with remarkable dental anxiety or certain medical conditions require levels of sedation deeper than we are licensed to provide. In this case, we utilize a Dentist Anesthesiologist in our office.

Financial Options Affordable Dental Implants at Alpine Family Dental

At Alpine Family Dental, we understand that every patient’s financial situation is unique—and that cost should never stand in the way of a healthy smile. That’s why we offer multiple flexible payment options to make dental care accessible and affordable for all.

We accept several convenient payment methods for all services:

  • Cash
  • Check
  • Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express
  • Health savings accounts (HSA) and flexible spending accounts (FSA)
  • Third-party financing with fast approvals

Don’t let the cost of care delay your treatment. We partner with trusted financing providers to help you pay over time—with plans that fit your lifestyle and budget.

  • CareCredit
  • Sunbit
  • Proceed Finance
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Dr. Olson from Alpine Family Dental

Meet Dr. Evan Olson

A Montana native, Dr. Olson brings a strong blend of clinical excellence, advanced training, and patient-focused care to his practice at Alpine Family Dental in Kalispell.

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