Multiple 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.
Based in Brentwood & Burbank · Serving Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Glendale & PasadenaTeeth missing in different places
Many patients are missing a molar on one side and a tooth on the other, or have a few teeth failing at different times. Rather than treating them one at a time, we plan every site together on one scan, so the new teeth meet your bite evenly and can often be placed in the same visit.
Several teeth in a row
When two, three or four neighboring teeth are missing, you don't always need an implant for each. Two implants can support an implant bridge that fills the whole gap, which means less surgery and a lower fee while keeping the same fixed, natural feel.
Instead of a partial denture
A removable partial hooks onto your remaining teeth and comes out at night. Implants stay in place, don't put strain on your other teeth, and let you eat without thinking about it.
Good candidates
You may be a good fit for Multiple Tooth Implants if any of these sound familiar. The only way to know for sure is a scan and an exam at our Brentwood or Burbank office.
- You're missing two or more teeth
- Your missing teeth are in different parts of the mouth
- You wear a partial denture and want something fixed
- You'd like to fix several problem teeth with one plan
What to expect
- First visit
Consultation
An exam and 3D scan of the whole mouth, so every missing tooth is planned together.
- Placement
Implant surgery
Implants are placed at each site, often in a single visit, with sedation available.
- 3 to 4 months
Healing
The implants bond with the bone while you wear temporaries where needed.
- Final visit
Crowns or bridge
Your custom crowns or implant bridge are attached and balanced against your bite.
About Multiple Tooth Implants
Do I need one implant per tooth?
Not always. For several teeth in a row, two implants can often hold a bridge. Your scan decides the best layout.
Can all the implants be placed at once?
Usually, yes. Doing them in one visit means one recovery instead of several.
What if more teeth fail later?
Your plan accounts for the teeth you have now. If more need attention later, we build on the same plan.
When is full arch better?
If most of the teeth in one jaw are failing, a full arch is often simpler and more cost effective than many separate implants. We'll tell you honestly which makes sense.