YOUR BRAND NEW SMILE IN JUST 1 DAY
IN ROSEVILLE, CA
IN ROSEVILLE, CA
Top-notch specialists and modern implantation techniques
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DENTAL IMPLANTS
The cost includes the implant only, without the crown*
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Beautiful Smile in 1 Day
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We place 4 or 6 implants on the upper/lower jaw and take impressions
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You can relax while we fabricate the prosthetics for the upper and lower jaw
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We fit the prosthetics on your upper and lower jaw. You leave with a beautiful set of teeth and a smile
We place 4 or 6 implants on the upper/lower jaw and take impressions
You can relax while we fabricate the prosthetics for the upper and lower jaw
We fit the prosthetics on your upper and lower jaw. You leave with a beautiful set of teeth and a smile
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Dental Implants
Our Advantages
We use equipment from leading manufacturers of dental and radiographic installations.
Specialized surgical center for dental implantation.
Over 20 years of experience
100% guarantee of instrument sterilization.
Treatment monitoring and post-implantation observation.
Each patient is assigned a personal coordinator who guides him or her from the first step to rehabilitation after the procedure
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About our clinic
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"We help thousands of patients restore their smiles each year through dental implant procedures. Our cohesive team of doctors and specialists ensures top-notch treatment with an individualized and thorough approach for each patient, guaranteeing long-lasting results"
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Full Mouth Reconstruction
This is a comprehensive medical process that involves multiple methods and procedures aimed at restoring the functionality and aesthetics of all teeth in the oral cavity. It may include replacing missing teeth, restoring and reshaping existing teeth, as well as gum reconstruction.
The goal is to achieve a healthy and beautiful smile while improving the functionality of the oral cavity. Our clinic offers high-quality full mouth reconstruction services using modern materials and technologies.
The goal is to achieve a healthy and beautiful smile while improving the functionality of the oral cavity. Our clinic offers high-quality full mouth reconstruction services using modern materials and technologies.
Full Mouth Reconstruction
This is a comprehensive medical process that involves multiple methods and procedures aimed at restoring the functionality and aesthetics of all teeth in the oral cavity. It may include replacing missing teeth, restoring and reshaping existing teeth, as well as gum reconstruction.
The goal is to achieve a healthy and beautiful smile while improving the functionality of the oral cavity. Our clinic offers high-quality full mouth reconstruction services using modern materials and technologies.
The goal is to achieve a healthy and beautiful smile while improving the functionality of the oral cavity. Our clinic offers high-quality full mouth reconstruction services using modern materials and technologies.
Zygomatic Dental Implant
Zygomatic implants' placement does not require sinus lift procedures or bone grafting. These implants can be an alternative treatment after trauma or tumor resection.
In specific cases, Zygomatic implants can be an excellent alternative to standard implantation, reducing treatment and healing time. In most cases, temporary prosthetics are possible just a few days after Zygomatic implantation.
Whether immediate temporary prosthetics are possible after implantation will be confirmed or denied by the oral cavity surgeon when evaluating your individual situation during the consultation.
In specific cases, Zygomatic implants can be an excellent alternative to standard implantation, reducing treatment and healing time. In most cases, temporary prosthetics are possible just a few days after Zygomatic implantation.
Whether immediate temporary prosthetics are possible after implantation will be confirmed or denied by the oral cavity surgeon when evaluating your individual situation during the consultation.
Zygomatic Dental Implant
Zygomatic implants' placement does not require sinus lift procedures or bone grafting. These implants can be an alternative treatment after trauma or tumor resection.
In specific cases, Zygomatic implants can be an excellent alternative to standard implantation, reducing treatment and healing time. In most cases, temporary prosthetics are possible just a few days after Zygomatic implantation.
Whether immediate temporary prosthetics are possible after implantation will be confirmed or denied by the oral cavity surgeon when evaluating your individual situation during the consultation.
In specific cases, Zygomatic implants can be an excellent alternative to standard implantation, reducing treatment and healing time. In most cases, temporary prosthetics are possible just a few days after Zygomatic implantation.
Whether immediate temporary prosthetics are possible after implantation will be confirmed or denied by the oral cavity surgeon when evaluating your individual situation during the consultation.
Single Implant
A single implant is a complex dental structure designed to be embedded in the jawbone. During its insertion, a process called osseointegration occurs, where the implant fuses with the bone. Essentially, the implant replaces tooth roots. By restoring the crown and root, it fully restores jaw functionality and protects neighboring healthy teeth from damage. The installed structure is virtually imperceptible in the mouth and functions naturally.
A dental implant consists of 3 parts:
A dental implant consists of 3 parts:
- The fixture, which serves as the root, is embedded in the jawbone.
- Abutment, an intermediate element, a permanent connector that links the upper and lower parts of the implant, and acts as the crown's anchor.
- Crown, the visible part of the tooth.
Single Implant
A single implant is a complex dental structure designed to be embedded in the jawbone. During its insertion, a process called osseointegration occurs, where the implant fuses with the bone. Essentially, the implant replaces tooth roots. By restoring the crown and root, it fully restores jaw functionality and protects neighboring healthy teeth from damage. The installed structure is virtually imperceptible in the mouth and functions naturally.
A dental implant consists of 3 parts:
A dental implant consists of 3 parts:
- The fixture, which serves as the root, is embedded in the jawbone.
- Abutment, an intermediate element, a permanent connector that links the upper and lower parts of the implant, and acts as the crown's anchor.
- Crown, the visible part of the tooth.
Full Arch Implants
Full arch implants are a method of replacing several or all teeth in one jaw. They consist of three parts: the actual implant, which is placed in the jawbone, the abutment, which is attached to the implant and extends outward, and the crown, which is placed on the abutment and looks like a natural tooth. This implantation method is ideal for individuals missing many or all teeth in one jaw.
Full arch implants provide reliability and durability for prosthetics while restoring functionality and enhancing the beauty of the smile.
Full arch implants provide reliability and durability for prosthetics while restoring functionality and enhancing the beauty of the smile.
Full Arch Implants
Full arch implants are a method of replacing several or all teeth in one jaw. They consist of three parts: the actual implant, which is placed in the jawbone, the abutment, which is attached to the implant and extends outward, and the crown, which is placed on the abutment and looks like a natural tooth. This implantation method is ideal for individuals missing many or all teeth in one jaw.
Full arch implants provide reliability and durability for prosthetics while restoring functionality and enhancing the beauty of the smile.
Full arch implants provide reliability and durability for prosthetics while restoring functionality and enhancing the beauty of the smile.
Multiple Implants
Multiple implants refer to the situation where several implants are placed in one specific area within a patient's mouth.
This type of implantation can offer additional treatment options and improve functionality, but it may also bring additional risks and complications.
This type of implantation can offer additional treatment options and improve functionality, but it may also bring additional risks and complications.
Multiple Implants
Multiple implants refer to the situation where several implants are placed in one specific area within a patient's mouth.
This type of implantation can offer additional treatment options and improve functionality, but it may also bring additional risks and complications.
This type of implantation can offer additional treatment options and improve functionality, but it may also bring additional risks and complications.
All-on-4 Implants
Classical implantation is not always sufficient in particularly complex cases. That's why dentists have developed the latest all-on-4 prosthesis system (prosthetics on 4 or more implants). Today, this prosthetic technology involves placing a prosthesis with reliable fixation on 4 or more implants. The essence of the method lies in the fact that even in cases of complete edentulism, an orthopedic structure is installed, which has its primary support on 4 or more implants. The implants are positioned in precisely determined individual locations at the necessary angles (determined by the implantologist after studying panoramic X-rays and, if necessary, computerized 3D tomography).
The prosthesis is designed for temporary use. For the lower jaw, it will eventually be replaced with a metal-ceramic prosthesis, while the upper jaw will require a metal-acrylic prosthesis.
The prosthesis is designed for temporary use. For the lower jaw, it will eventually be replaced with a metal-ceramic prosthesis, while the upper jaw will require a metal-acrylic prosthesis.
All-on-4 Implants
Classical implantation is not always sufficient in particularly complex cases. That's why dentists have developed the latest all-on-4 prosthesis system (prosthetics on 4 or more implants). Today, this prosthetic technology involves placing a prosthesis with reliable fixation on 4 or more implants. The essence of the method lies in the fact that even in cases of complete edentulism, an orthopedic structure is installed, which has its primary support on 4 or more implants. The implants are positioned in precisely determined individual locations at the necessary angles (determined by the implantologist after studying panoramic X-rays and, if necessary, computerized 3D tomography).
The prosthesis is designed for temporary use. For the lower jaw, it will eventually be replaced with a metal-ceramic prosthesis, while the upper jaw will require a metal-acrylic prosthesis.
The prosthesis is designed for temporary use. For the lower jaw, it will eventually be replaced with a metal-ceramic prosthesis, while the upper jaw will require a metal-acrylic prosthesis.
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«Wasn't painful. Very comfortable. I felt really comfortable, everybody is really friendly in there. So I was really happy coming here!»
Full Arch Dental Implants
"Having a surgeon like Dr. Antipov — it was a piece of cake!"
All-on-4
"It's been a blessing. I feel good, I got my teeth. I love my teeth, there are great"
Full Arch Dental Implants
"I came here today because I've been struggling with my teeth and my smile. I've been having no confidence and it's been pretty tough living like this "
All-on-X
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FAQ
Dental implants have been used for over 40 years, and during this period, there have been no reported cases of allergies to them. Titanium, which is used in implants, does not contain allergenic components and is completely neutral. Among all the materials used for making crowns and bridges, ceramics have shown the best compatibility with the human body. The risk of allergy increases when using simple metals and plastics. Allow your dentist to recommend the most suitable material for you.
No. Local anesthesia will completely eliminate any pain. During the preparation of the implant site by the dentist, you may feel vibration and slight pressure, but not pain. For most patients, the procedure is similar to a regular cavity treatment, which is also done under local anesthesia.
It is possible that your gums will be sensitive for the first few days after the procedure. However, there will be no bleeding. Swelling of the cheek and related discomfort may occur. But for most patients, the need for pain medication diminishes already on the day after the surgery. They can resume their normal life.
Dental implants should only be placed once bone growth is complete. This process typically concludes around 18 years of age, with girls reaching skeletal maturity earlier than boys. If there are doubts about the bone condition, it can be assessed with a wrist bone x-ray.
It's never too late to improve your life with implants. This treatment is so safe that implants can be placed in patients who are 70, 80, or even 90 years old.
With proper care, implants can last a lifetime. A high-quality implant placed by a skilled professional is more resistant to various influences than a natural tooth root. Titanium implants with optimal orthopedic load won't break or decay. Regular oral hygiene will support the health of your gums and preserve the integrity of the implant.
There are very few cases. However, if you have a severe systemic disease, such as cardiovascular issues, serious kidney problems, bleeding tendencies, immunodeficiency, or diabetes, it's important to inform your dentist. In some cases, side effects of the medications you are taking may negatively affect the healing process. Therefore, it is crucial to inform your dentist about all the medications you regularly take during your first appointment. Your dentist will recommend options and help you make decisions based on your overall health status.
Certainly, crowns on implants will stand out from the start due to their brightness and beautiful shape. Often, the dentist can whiten the other natural teeth. Unattractive front teeth can be covered with plastic or thin ceramic plates called veneers. Discuss your concerns with your dentist, as they can suggest a solution for almost any dental issue.
During the normal healing process, implants fully integrate into the upper jawbone within six months after placement, and into the lower jawbone within three months. At that point, your new crowns can be securely fixed. The dentist removes the implant cover and temporarily places a small cap (called a gum former) to shape the gum correctly. An impression is taken at this stage. The dental technician uses this impression as a basis for making the prosthesis. After precise color matching and fit verification, the prosthesis is firmly attached to the implants.
Yes. If you had a removable denture before the treatment, it usually needs only slight adjustments so you can continue using it. If you didn't have a removable denture, the defect can be covered with a temporary prosthesis. In some cases, it can be immediately fixed on the implants. For long-term use of a temporary prosthesis, there are solutions that make it nearly indistinguishable from the final crowns and your natural teeth.
Implant placement is a straightforward surgical procedure. Theoretically, there might be some complications like damage to nerves or blood vessels. However, with modern diagnostics and planning, this is highly unlikely. If the implant is placed by an experienced dentist, the risk is no greater than when removing a wisdom tooth.
No. Implants do not have any electromagnetic effect. They cannot impact the function of your heart pacemaker.
No. Treat your implants like natural teeth. You can engage in fitness and sports, speak, eat, drink, laugh, and live as if you never had any issues with your teeth.
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