- 98-36 Queens Boulevard
- Suite 403 Rego Park
- NY 11374
All-on-4 dental implants in Rego Park, NY, can replace a complete arch of missing or failing teeth using four strategically positioned implants. Our NYU-trained implant dentists bring more than 20 years of combined experience, over 5,000 completed implant cases, and advanced digital technology to personalized full-arch treatment.
Call: 718-896-3777
Dental Implants & Cosmetics provides All-on-4 treatment for patients who have lost—or are expected to lose—most or all the teeth in their upper or lower jaw.
The All-on-4 treatment concept uses four dental implants to support a complete arch of replacement teeth. Unlike a conventional denture that rests directly on the gums, the restoration connects to implants placed within the jawbone.
This approach may provide greater stability while restoring chewing function, speech, facial support, and the appearance of the smile. However, candidacy and results depend on the patient’s oral health, jawbone, bite, medical history, and ability to heal.
Dr. Albert Ilyayev and Dr. Danny Benjamin graduated from the NYU College of Dentistry and completed clinical residencies at Jamaica Hospital Medical Center. Their experience includes implant placement, bone grafting, periodontal care, restorative dentistry, and complex smile rehabilitation.
The team has completed more than 5,000 implant cases and coordinates the surgical and restorative stages of treatment through one practice. Patients can meet our experienced implant dentists to learn more about their education, clinical experience, and approach to personalized care.
All-on-4 treatment may require several visits for evaluation, implant placement, healing, restoration design, and maintenance. Our Queens Boulevard office provides a convenient location for patients throughout Rego Park and nearby Queens communities.
Office highlights include:
Patients seeking broader implant information can explore our complete approach to dental implants in Rego Park.
All-on-4 may be evaluated for adults who have lost an entire arch of teeth or whose remaining teeth have a poor long-term prognosis.
A consultation may be appropriate if you have:
Having one or more of these concerns does not automatically establish candidacy. The dentists must evaluate your remaining teeth, gums, jawbone, bite, medical history, medications, smoking status, and healing capacity.
Patients who also require preventive, restorative, cosmetic, or emergency care can learn more about visiting a dentist in Rego Park.
All-on-4 uses four implants distributed across the dental arch to support a complete set of replacement teeth. Implant positions and angles are planned according to the available bone and proposed restoration.
The term describes a specific treatment concept, but the procedure is not suitable for every patient. Some patients may require a different number or arrangement of implants because of their anatomy, bone quality, bite forces, or restorative needs.
Traditional dentures rest on the gums and rely on suction, adhesives, or surrounding oral structures for retention. They may move during eating or speaking and generally require removal for cleaning.
An All-on-4 restoration is supported by dental implants. Depending on its design, the restoration may remain fixed in place and only be removed by a dental professional.
Although implant-supported teeth can provide greater stability, patients must still clean around the implants and beneath the restoration. Professional maintenance remains essential.
Replacing every missing tooth with a separate implant is neither necessary nor appropriate in many full-arch cases. All-on-4 uses four implants to support a connected arch of replacement teeth.
Individual implants and crowns may be considered when fewer teeth are missing or when the patient’s anatomy and treatment goals support that approach. The dentists compare the available options before recommending a treatment plan.
Each treatment plan begins with a comprehensive evaluation. The dentists assess the complete clinical situation before recommending extractions, implant placement, temporary teeth, or a final restoration.
The dentists examine the remaining teeth, gums, bite, existing restorations, and areas of missing bone. Digital X-rays and three-dimensional scans may be used to assess bone dimensions and nearby anatomical structures.
The evaluation also includes a review of the patient’s health history, medications, smoking status, and other factors that could affect surgery or healing.
Remaining teeth are not removed automatically. The dentists first determine whether any teeth are healthy enough to preserve.
Teeth with severe decay, fractures, infection, advanced bone loss, or other significant problems may need to be extracted as part of the treatment plan.
Some patients may require bone grafting, infection management, or periodontal treatment before or during implant placement. Other patients may have adequate bone without grafting.
The All-on-4 concept may sometimes use available bone in a way that reduces the need for extensive grafting, but graft-free treatment cannot be promised before diagnostic imaging and a clinical examination.
Four implants are positioned in planned areas of the jaw. Their placement is based on the available bone, anatomical structures, bite forces, and proposed restoration.
The dentists evaluate implant stability during treatment. Their findings help determine when and how the implants can support replacement teeth.
Temporary teeth may be available for eligible patients. The ability to attach a restoration shortly after implant placement depends on implant stability, bone quality, bite forces, healing considerations, and the treatment design.
After the necessary healing period, the final restoration is designed with attention to tooth shape, color, bite, speech, facial support, comfort, and cleaning access.
Call: 718-896-3777
Some patients may be eligible to receive temporary replacement teeth on the day their implants are placed. This approach is commonly described as immediate loading or teeth in a day.
Same-day temporary teeth cannot be guaranteed before treatment. The decision depends on:
Dental Implants & Cosmetics uses digital X-rays, three-dimensional scanning, digital impressions, implant-planning systems, and smile-design technology when clinically appropriate.
These tools may help the dentists:
Technology supports clinical judgment but does not replace a complete examination or guarantee a particular treatment outcome.
Dr. Ilyayev and Dr. Benjamin are also certified FOTONA® laser providers. Laser technology may be incorporated into suitable gum, root, or oral soft-tissue procedures when clinically appropriate.
Potential benefits may include:
Potential limitations and considerations include:
All-on-4 dental implant costs vary because the procedures and restoration must be customized to the individual patient. A complete evaluation is required before the office can provide an accurate estimate.
Factors that may affect the total cost include:
Dental insurance may contribute toward certain portions of All-on-4 care, but coverage varies by policy. Extractions, bone grafting, implant placement, and the final restoration may have separate benefits, exclusions, or annual limitations.
Dental Implants & Cosmetics accepts many major dental insurance plans and offers:
Healthfirst Medicaid and MetroPlus are not accepted. Patients can review the available dental insurance and financing options before beginning treatment.
Insurance participation, applicable benefits, personal costs, financing terms, and approval should be confirmed directly with the office.
Dental Implants & Cosmetics offers free consultations for eligible implant services. Patients should confirm that the offer applies to All-on-4 treatment when scheduling.
The consultation provides an opportunity to discuss missing or failing teeth, potential restoration options, treatment stages, maintenance needs, and general financial considerations.
A comprehensive examination and diagnostic imaging may still be required before the dentists can confirm candidacy, procedures, treatment timing, and final fees.
All-on-4 replacement teeth are not vulnerable to tooth decay in the same way as natural teeth, but the surrounding gums and bone must remain healthy. Plaque and bacteria can accumulate around the implants and beneath the restoration.
Recommended care may include:
The following answers provide general information. Individual treatment recommendations require a complete examination and appropriate diagnostic imaging.
Call: 718-896-3777
