Dental implants
From one missing tooth to a complete new smile. Every implant is planned on a 3D scan and finished with a crown, bridge or arch made for your face.
Based in Brentwood & Burbank · Serving Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Glendale & PasadenaSingle Tooth Implant
One implant and one crown, replacing a single missing or failing tooth without touching the healthy teeth on either side.
Explore Single Tooth ImplantReplace several teethMultiple Tooth Implants
Implants for two or more missing teeth, whether they're side by side or in different parts of the mouth, planned together so your whole bite works as one.
Explore Multiple Tooth ImplantsAll-on-6
A full zirconia arch on six implants. More support along the bridge, less force on each implant, and the most natural profile we can build.
Explore All-on-6When bone is limitedAll-on-4
A full arch on four implants, with the back two angled to reach denser bone. Often the answer for patients who have been told they don't have enough bone.
Explore All-on-4Planned around your anatomyAll-on-X
When a standard four or six implant layout doesn't fit, the number and angle of implants are set by your scan, not a formula.
Explore All-on-XWhere to start
If you're missing one tooth, a single implant and crown replace it without touching the teeth beside it. If a few are missing, in a row or in different parts of the mouth, we plan them together as one treatment.
When a full arch makes sense
Full arch implants make sense when most teeth in a jaw are failing, already gone, or replaced by a denture that slips. Many of our patients arrive after years of repairing one tooth at a time and decide they'd rather solve it once.
Choosing between them
The difference is how many implants hold the bridge and where they go. Six is our preference when the bone allows it. Four works when bone is limited. All-on-X is for cases that don't fit either layout. You don't have to pick; your doctor will recommend one after reviewing your scan with you.
Not sure which you need?
You don't have to know before you come in. Your doctor will review your scan with you and explain every option, starting with the simplest one that will last.