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Permanent Teeth Solutions for a Confident Smile
Seamless, stable smile with permanent implant-supported teeth
Zirconia New Teeth
Permanent Teeth
Single Arch
Starting at $18,995
Double Arch
Starting at $36,995
All inclusive
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Offerings
4 Implant Retained Overdentures
Single Arch
Starting at $10,995
Double Arch
Starting at $20,990
*Cannot be combined with insurance or discount plans
*Cost may differ with financing
All On 4 Implant PMMA
Single Arch
Starting at $16,995
Double Arch
Starting at $32,995
*Cannot be combined with insurance or discount plans
*Cost may differ with financing
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Permanent Teeth Zirconia
Single Arch
Starting at $18,995
Double Arch
Starting at $36,995
*Cannot be combined with insurance or discount plans
*Cost may differ with financing
Permanent Zirconia Teeth Double Arch
Double Arch
Starting at $36,995
Single Arch
Starting at $18,995
*Cannot be combined with insurance or discount plans
*Cost may differ with financing
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Real Stories from Our Happy Patients
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ALH
When I met Dr. Kim and Dr. Katz for the first time last summer, I knew I was in the right place and in good hands. This is by far the best dental prac...Read More -
Jill Weinstein
Truly, I can't say enough! I had been searching for someone to take on my case, and had not had teeth in a few years. During those four years, I felt ...Read More -
Luis Lemus
I love this office!! Dr. Kim is the best person for implants. The same goes for Dr. Katz, who designs the teeth. They are very kind and explained ever...Read More -
Sheida Rastegar
Dr. Scott Kim is an amazing oral surgeon who has changed my smile forever. I recently had a full mouth implant procedure and I couldn't be happier wit...Read More
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ALH
When I met Dr. Kim and Dr. Katz for the first time last summer, I knew I was in the right place and in good hands. This is by far the best dental prac...Read More
Jill Weinstein
Truly, I can't say enough! I had been searching for someone to take on my case, and had not had teeth in a few years. During those four years, I felt ...Read More -
Luis Lemus
I love this office!! Dr. Kim is the best person for implants. The same goes for Dr. Katz, who designs the teeth. They are very kind and explained ever...Read More
Sheida Rastegar
Dr. Scott Kim is an amazing oral surgeon who has changed my smile forever. I recently had a full mouth implant procedure and I couldn't be happier wit...Read More
Cost Of
Permanent Teeth
* $14,995 Or $215/mth financing for a 90-month term for All on 4 Dental Implants does not include the final prosthesis. After the temporary prosthesis has healed, a final prosthesis will be placed, and extra charges will apply.
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Consultation
Free thirty minute All On 4 Implant or other Denture Implant consult.
Starting at $10,995
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4 Implant Denture
Four Implant-Retained, Overdenture with new acrylic/hybrid dentur
Starting at $16,995
or Finance
All ON 4 Dental Implants
Permanently PMMA Fixed New Teeth, initially with new temporary denture.
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Types Of Permanent Implant-Supported Teeth
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Implant-Retained, Gum Supported
With this treatment, the overdenture rests directly on your gums and is retained by implants placed into your upper and/or lower jaw. The overdenture, which is removable, is secured to your implants through retentive attachments incorporated into the denture. Implant-retained tissue supported dentures are currently recognized as the minimum standard of care for fully edentulous patients.
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Bar-Retained, Implant Supported
With this treatment, the overdenture engages retentive attachments on a metal bar that connects to implants, which are placed into your upper and/or lower jaw. The overdenture, which is removable, is secured to the bar through attachments fabricated directly into the denture.
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Permanently Fixed, Implant Supported
What Are Permanent Teeth?
Permanent teeth, also known as permanent dental implant-supported teeth, offer a robust and long-lasting solution for individuals missing one or more teeth. Unlike traditional dentures or bridges, dental implants are anchored directly into the jawbone, providing a stable foundation for artificial teeth. This integration not only ensures that the replacement teeth function and feel like natural ones, but also helps preserve the integrity of the jawbone and prevent bone loss. Implant-supported permanent teeth are designed to match the color, shape, and size of your natural teeth, ensuring a seamless and aesthetically pleasing result. Additionally, they require minimal maintenance and can significantly improve your ability to chew, speak, and smile with confidence. With proper care, dental implants can last a lifetime, making them a worthwhile investment for restoring both oral health and quality of life.
How Do Permanent Teeth Restorations Work?
Permanent dental implant-supported teeth restorations offer a stable and durable solution for missing teeth. The process starts with placing titanium implants into the jawbone, which integrate with the bone over several months. Once the implants are securely fused, abutments are attached to serve as connectors for custom-made restorations. There are several types of permanent dental implant-supported teeth, including single tooth implants for individual gaps, implant-supported bridges for replacing multiple teeth, implant dentures for full or partial arch restorations, and All on 4 implants, which use four implants to support an entire arch. These restorations are designed to match natural teeth in appearance and function, allowing for normal eating, speaking, and smiling. With proper care and regular dental check-ups, this method provides a long-lasting, reliable replacement for missing teeth.
Step-by-Step Process
The procedure can vary based on the particular brand of entire arch implant-supported dentures you choose. However, to give an idea of the process, we will review the step-by-step process for All on 4s.
Step1: The first step is to schedule an initial consultation so your dentist can assess whether you are suitable for implant-supported dentures. Your dentist will use 3D imaging to get a picture of your jaw bone structure and decide your new teeth’ aesthetic and functional properties, such as dental crown length and bite placement.
Step 2: Your dentist will prepare a computer simulation of your mouth using 3d imaging to determine the precise placement of each implant. A surgical template for fabrication may also be done at this step to serve as a guide.
Step 3: This step involves the surgery of inserting the four implants. This step includes additional treatments, such as tooth extraction and bone shaping. Then the implants are capped with abutments and temporary teeth. At the same time, the jaw bone recovers and slowly begins to fuse with the implants. Diet during recovery must be carefully managed with soft foods to avoid any damage to the osseointegration process.
Step 4: Three months after their initial placement, the temporary teeth are removed and replaced with a permanently fixed denture. Recovery at this point should be relatively quick, with little discomfort.
Cost Of Permanent Teeth
The cost of permanent teeth, also known as permanent implant-supported teeth, can vary based on several factors, including the number of implants needed, the type of restoration, and geographic location. Single dental implants, implant-supported bridges, and full-arch restorations, such as the All on 4 system, each have their own pricing considerations. Additional expenses may include diagnostic imaging, surgical fees, and follow-up care. Despite the initial investment, permanent teeth offer long-term value due to their durability, functionality, and minimal maintenance compared to other tooth replacement options. For detailed pricing information, you can visit the relevant pricing page for single dental implants, implant-supported bridges, and full-arch restorations.
Are You a Candidate for Permanent Teeth?
To determine if you are a candidate for permanent implant-supported teeth, several factors are considered. Candidates typically need to have healthy gums and sufficient jawbone density to support the implants. Individuals with chronic health conditions, such as uncontrolled diabetes or severe osteoporosis, may need additional evaluations to ensure successful integration. Good oral hygiene and a commitment to maintaining it are also essential. During a thorough dental examination, your dentist will assess these factors and discuss your overall suitability for the procedure, ensuring that permanent implant-supported teeth are a viable and effective solution for your dental needs. Call us now to learn more!
