• 98-36 Queens Boulevard
  • Suite 403 Rego Park
  • NY 11374
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Full Mouth Dental Implants in Queens, NY

Dental Implants & Cosmetics provides full-mouth dental implants in Queens, NY, for patients seeking a stable, personalized solution for widespread tooth loss or severely damaged teeth. Our NYU-trained dentists bring more than 20 years of combined experience, over 5,000 completed implant cases, and advanced digital planning to our Rego Park office.

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Meet Our Experienced Full-Mouth Implant Dentists

Dr. Albert Ilyayev and Dr. Danny Benjamin each have more than 10 years of dental experience. Both graduated from the NYU College of Dentistry and completed clinical residencies at Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, gaining experience treating routine and complex dental conditions.

Dr. Ilyayev focuses on implant, cosmetic, and restorative dentistry, including implant placement, crowns, bridges, porcelain veneers, and full-mouth reconstruction. His treatment planning considers the position of each implant, the design of the replacement teeth, bite function, and the overall appearance of the restored smile.

Dr. Benjamin’s clinical experience includes restorative dentistry, bone grafting, implant repairs, periodontal therapy, root canal treatment, laser dentistry, and minimally invasive care. He also helps patients with dental anxiety understand each stage of more extensive treatment.

Together, the dentists have completed more than 5,000 dental implant cases, including care for patients requiring extensive tooth replacement. Patients can meet our experienced implant dentists to learn more about their training and approach.

What Our Dental Implant Patients Say

Here’s what one patient shared about their experience with our dental team:

Ester Yakubova

I had an amazing experience with my dental implant and cosmetic dental treatment. Dr. Albert was incredibly patient, kind, and attentive throughout the entire process. He took the time to explain everything, answered all of my questions, and made sure I felt comfortable every step of the way. His attention to detail and genuine care for my teeth really stood out.

I also had the best teeth cleaning and checkup I’ve ever experienced. The entire team was professional, welcoming, and made me feel like a valued patient from the moment I walked in. My smile has never looked or felt better! I highly recommend Dr. Albert to anyone looking for exceptional dental care, whether it’s for implants, cosmetic dentistry, or routine cleanings.

Full-Mouth Tooth Replacement for Queens Patients

Patients considering full-mouth implants often come to the practice after living with loose dentures, recurring infections, extensive tooth decay, missing teeth, or restorations that have repeatedly failed. Treatment begins with an evaluation of the entire mouth rather than focusing only on individual teeth.

Our Queens Boulevard office provides coordinated surgical and restorative care for patients throughout Queens:

  • Patients with extensive decay, fractured teeth, failing dental work, or advanced tooth loss receive a comprehensive evaluation before extractions are recommended.
  • Longtime denture wearers can be evaluated for implant-supported teeth that may provide greater stability while eating and speaking.
  • Patients who avoid certain foods because of painful, loose, or missing teeth can receive a personalized plan focused on restoring dependable function.
  • Digital imaging and three-dimensional scanning help the dentists evaluate the jaw and plan implant placement.
  • Implant and restorative care are coordinated through the same practice, reducing the need to manage treatment among multiple unrelated offices.
  • Consultations are available in English, Russian, and Spanish.
  • The office serves Rego Park, Forest Hills, Elmhurst, Corona, Middle Village, Kew Gardens, and surrounding Queens communities.
Patients who require individual implants or less extensive tooth replacement can explore the complete range of dental implants in Queens.

What Are Full-Mouth Dental Implants?

Full-mouth dental implant treatment replaces an entire upper arch, lower arch, or both arches of missing or failing teeth. Instead of placing one implant for every missing tooth, several strategically positioned implants may support a customized row of replacement teeth.

The restoration may be fixed in place or designed as an implant-supported removable denture. The recommended approach depends on the patient’s bone support, gum health, oral anatomy, bite, medical history, remaining teeth, and treatment goals.

Some patients need every tooth in an arch replaced. Others may have healthy natural teeth that can be preserved as part of a broader full-mouth reconstruction. A clinical examination and diagnostic imaging are necessary to determine the appropriate treatment.

Full-Mouth Dental Implant Options

Full-mouth tooth replacement is not a single standardized procedure. Each treatment plan must be designed around what can be safely supported and predictably restored.

Fixed Full-Arch Dental Implants

A fixed full-arch restoration uses multiple dental implants to support a complete row of replacement teeth. The restoration remains securely attached instead of being removed by the patient each day.

This option may provide greater stability than a traditional removable denture. The number and position of the implants must be customized according to the patient’s available bone, anatomy, and bite forces.

All-on-4 Dental Implants

All-on-4 treatment uses four strategically positioned implants to support a complete arch of replacement teeth in suitable cases. Angled placement of the posterior implants may help the dentist use available bone more effectively.

Not everyone qualifies for this technique. The dentist must evaluate bone quality, gum health, active infection, bite forces, medical history, and other clinical factors before recommending All-on-4 treatment.

Implant-Supported Dentures

Implant-supported dentures attach to dental implants for greater retention than conventional dentures. Depending on the selected design, the restoration may be removable by the patient or secured in a way that requires professional removal.

This approach may be appropriate for patients who want improved denture stability but do not qualify for or do not prefer a fixed full-arch restoration.

Full-Mouth Reconstruction

Some patients have natural teeth that can still be preserved. Full-mouth reconstruction may combine implants with crowns, bridges, periodontal treatment, root canal therapy, and other restorative procedures.

The purpose is to address damaged teeth, missing teeth, infection, bite problems, and smile appearance through one coordinated treatment plan.

Who May Need Full-Mouth Dental Implants?

Full-mouth implants may be considered when extensive tooth loss or damage makes a series of isolated repairs impractical. Potential candidates include patients who:
  • Are missing most or all their teeth in one or both arches
  • Have numerous teeth that are severely decayed, fractured, loose, or infected
  • Have dental restorations that repeatedly break or fail
  • Struggle with conventional dentures that move while eating or speaking
  • Want a more stable alternative to traditional removable dentures
  • Have sufficient healthy bone or may qualify for bone grafting
  • Can maintain good oral hygiene and attend follow-up visits
  • Are healthy enough to undergo the recommended procedures
Having one or more of these concerns does not automatically establish candidacy. The dentists must consider the patient’s oral health, jaw anatomy, medical conditions, medications, smoking status, and ability to heal before recommending implant surgery.

Benefits of Full-Mouth Dental Implants

Full-mouth dental implants are designed to restore the function and appearance of extensively damaged or missing teeth. Depending on the patient’s treatment and final restoration, potential benefits may include:
  • Greater stability than conventional removable dentures
  • Improved ability to bite and chew a wider variety of foods
  • Replacement teeth designed around the patient’s facial features and smile
  • Less shifting or movement while speaking
  • Implant support that does not rely solely on denture adhesive
  • A coordinated solution for widespread tooth loss and failing dental work
  • Easier treatment planning through one implant and restorative dental team
Results vary according to the patient’s oral health, anatomy, restoration type, healing, maintenance, and other clinical factors.

Your Full-Mouth Implant Treatment Process

Full-mouth implant treatment usually involves several carefully coordinated stages. The precise sequence and timeline depend on the patient’s initial condition and selected restoration.

Comprehensive Implant Consultation

Treatment begins with an evaluation of the teeth, gums, bite, existing restorations, jawbone, medical history, and treatment goals. Patients can discuss their current difficulties, preferred outcome, and concerns about surgery or recovery.

The dentist will also determine whether any natural teeth can be preserved and whether additional diagnostic records are required.

Digital Imaging and Treatment Planning

Digital X-rays, three-dimensional scans, and other diagnostic records may be used to examine the supporting structures and plan implant placement. Digital impressions can also help the team design customized temporary and final teeth without conventional putty materials in appropriate cases.

Planning must account for both the surgical placement of the implants and the shape, position, function, and appearance of the final restoration.

Preparatory Dental Care

Some patients require extractions, infection treatment, periodontal therapy, bone grafting, or other preparatory procedures. These steps depend on the current condition of the mouth and the support needed for predictable implant placement.

Not every patient requires bone grafting. The dentist will determine whether grafting is appropriate after reviewing the clinical examination and imaging.

Dental Implant Placement

The implants are surgically positioned in predetermined areas of the jaw. Their number, type, and location depend on the selected restoration, available bone, oral anatomy, and expected chewing forces.

Healing allows the implants to integrate with the surrounding bone. The necessary healing period varies among patients and treatment plans.

Temporary and Final Teeth

Eligible patients may receive temporary teeth during healing, but immediate placement or loading is not appropriate in every case. Implant stability, bone quality, bite forces, and the complexity of the procedure all influence this decision.

After the implants have healed sufficiently, the team completes the customized final restoration and evaluates its fit, bite, function, and appearance.

Ongoing Implant Maintenance

Full-mouth implants require daily cleaning and continuing professional care. The team will explain how to clean around the implants and restoration, which hygiene tools to use, and how frequently maintenance visits should be scheduled.

Regular examinations allow the dentists to monitor the gums, supporting bone, implant stability, bite, and condition of the replacement teeth.

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Advanced Technology for Full-Mouth Implant Planning

Dental Implants & Cosmetics uses digital technology to support implant diagnosis, surgical planning, and restorative design.

Three-dimensional scanning can capture detailed digital impressions in appropriate cases. Digital X-rays with ultra-low radiation provide information about the teeth and supporting structures, while advanced planning systems help the dentists assess possible implant locations and design the replacement teeth.

Smile-design technology can also help the team evaluate tooth proportions and the appearance of the planned restoration. Because full-mouth treatment must address both function and aesthetics, these technologies support but do not replace the dentist’s examination and clinical judgment.

The dentists are certified FOTONA® laser providers. When clinically appropriate, laser technology may be incorporated into procedures involving the gums and oral soft tissues.

Free Consultations for Eligible Implant Services

Dental Implants & Cosmetics offers free consultations for eligible services, allowing patients to discuss their full-mouth implant options and understand possible next steps.

During a consultation, the team may review:

  • The condition of the remaining teeth and existing dental work
  • Whether natural teeth can be preserved
  • Fixed full-arch and implant-supported denture options
  • The potential need for extractions or bone grafting
  • The anticipated treatment sequence and healing period
  • Temporary and final restoration possibilities
  • Estimated fees and available payment arrangements
Patients should confirm that the free consultation applies to their intended service when scheduling. A complete examination and diagnostic imaging may be required before the dentists can confirm candidacy or provide a final treatment plan.

Full-Mouth Dental Implant Costs and Financing

The cost of full-mouth dental implants depends on several case-specific factors, including:
  • Whether one or both arches require treatment
  • The number and type of implants needed
  • The design and material of the final restoration
  • The need for extractions or bone grafting
  • Whether temporary teeth are included
  • The condition of the gums and remaining teeth
  • The overall complexity of treatment

Dental insurance may contribute to certain parts of care, but coverage varies by policy. Implant surgery, preparatory procedures, and the final restoration may each be treated differently by the insurance carrier.

The practice accepts many major dental insurance plans and offers CareCredit, Alphaeon Credit, and in-house payment arrangements. Patients can review the available dental insurance and financing options before beginning treatment.

Healthfirst Medicaid and MetroPlus are not accepted. Insurance participation, benefits, and financing approval should be confirmed directly with the office.

Why Choose Dental Implants & Cosmetics?

Patients choosing Dental Implants & Cosmetics for full-mouth implant treatment benefit from coordinated care at one Queens dental practice.

Specific advantages include:

  • More than 5,000 completed dental implant cases
  • Over 20 years of combined experience between Dr. Ilyayev and Dr. Benjamin
  • Two NYU-trained dentists who completed residencies at Jamaica Hospital Medical Center
  • Implant, restorative, cosmetic, periodontal, and bone-grafting experience
  • Advanced three-dimensional scanning and digital planning
  • Certified FOTONA® laser providers
  • Free consultations for eligible services
  • Care available in English, Russian, and Spanish
  • Insurance and financing options for eligible patients
  • A convenient Queens Boulevard office near the 63rd Drive–Rego Park subway station

Patients seeking coordinated implant and general dental treatment can also learn more about visiting a dentist in Queens.

Full-Mouth Dental Implant FAQs

Am I a Candidate for Full-Mouth Dental Implants in Queens?
You may be a candidate if most or all your teeth are missing or cannot be predictably restored. Eligibility also depends on your jawbone, gum health, medical history, medications, smoking status, and ability to heal. A clinical examination and diagnostic imaging are required.
Possibly. Patients with loose or uncomfortable dentures may qualify for fixed full-arch teeth or an implant-supported removable denture. The dentists must examine your bone support, gum health, bite, and existing dentures before recommending an option.
Costs vary according to the number of arches treated, number of implants, restoration design, selected materials, preparatory procedures, and complexity of the case. An individualized evaluation is needed before the practice can provide an accurate estimate.
Some patients may qualify for temporary teeth around the time of implant placement. Immediate teeth depend on implant stability, bone quality, bite forces, and the surgical plan, so they cannot be guaranteed before a complete evaluation.
Not every patient requires bone grafting. It may be recommended when the existing jawbone cannot adequately support the planned implants. Three-dimensional imaging and a clinical examination help the dentist determine whether grafting is necessary.
The timeline varies significantly. Some patients first need extractions, infection treatment, periodontal care, or bone grafting. Healing must also occur before certain final restorations can be completed. The team will provide an individualized timeline after the evaluation.
They can be fixed or removable, depending on the restoration selected. A fixed full-arch restoration remains attached and is removed only professionally when necessary. An implant-supported overdenture can be removed by the patient for cleaning.
Implant-supported teeth gain stability from implants placed in the jaw, which may reduce the shifting associated with conventional dentures. The degree of stability depends on the number of implants, restoration design, bite, and other clinical factors.
Full-mouth implants require daily cleaning and regular professional maintenance. Depending on the restoration, the team may recommend specialized brushes, floss threaders, water flossers, or other cleaning aids. Examinations help monitor the implants, gums, bite, and replacement teeth.
Yes. The office is located on Queens Boulevard near the 63rd Drive–Rego Park subway station and approximately one mile from Queens Center. It serves patients from Rego Park, Forest Hills, Elmhurst, Corona, Middle Village, Kew Gardens, and surrounding areas.

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