- 98-36 Queens Boulevard
- Suite 403 Rego Park
- NY 11374
Full-arch dental implants in Rego Park, NY, can replace an entire upper or lower row of missing or failing teeth with a restoration supported by dental implants. Our NYU-trained dentists bring more than 20 years of combined experience, over 5,000 completed implant cases, and advanced digital technology to personalized implant treatment.
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Dental Implants & Cosmetics provides full-arch implant treatment for patients who have lost most or all their teeth or whose remaining teeth cannot be predictably restored.
A full-arch restoration replaces all the teeth in the upper jaw, lower jaw, or both. Instead of resting only on the gums like a traditional removable denture, the replacement teeth receive support from implants placed within the jawbone.
Depending on the treatment plan, the final restoration may be fixed or removable. The dentists evaluate the condition of the remaining teeth, gums, jawbone, bite, and overall health before recommending a specific design.
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 through one practice. Patients can meet our experienced implant dentists to learn more about their education and approach to personalized dental care.
Full-arch treatment may involve several visits for examination, imaging, implant placement, healing, restoration design, and long-term maintenance. Our Queens Boulevard office provides a convenient location for patients throughout Rego Park and nearby Queens communities.
Office highlights include:
Patients who want to explore the practice’s broader implant services can learn more about Dental Implants In Rego Park.
Full-arch dental implants replace all the teeth within one dental arch. A planned number of implants is placed in the jawbone to support a connected set of replacement teeth.
The number and position of implants depend on factors such as:
Full-arch treatment may be evaluated for adults who are missing an entire row of teeth or have extensive dental problems affecting most of the teeth in one arch.
A consultation may be appropriate if you have:
These concerns do not automatically establish candidacy. The dentists must examine the remaining teeth, gums, jawbone, bite, medical history, medications, smoking status, and ability to heal.
Patients who need broader preventive, restorative, cosmetic, or emergency care can also learn more about visiting a Dentist in Rego Park.
A fixed full-arch restoration connects securely to the implants and generally remains in place during daily activities. It can only be removed by a dental professional when examination, maintenance, or repair requires it.
Patients must clean around the implants and beneath the restoration using the tools recommended by the dental team.
A removable implant-supported denture attaches to implants for greater retention than a traditional denture but can be removed by the patient for cleaning.
This option may be considered when removability, cleaning access, anatomy, lip support, or financial considerations make it preferable.
Traditional dentures rest on the gums and rely on suction, adhesives, or surrounding oral structures for retention. They may shift while eating or speaking and can become less stable as the jaw changes over time.
Full-arch implant restorations receive support from implants placed within the jawbone. Potential differences may include:
Full-arch dental implants describe the broader category of replacing an entire upper or lower arch using implant support. All-on-4 is a particular treatment concept that uses four strategically positioned implants to support a complete arch.
Not every full-arch case uses four implants. A patient may need a different implant number or arrangement because of jaw anatomy, available bone, bite forces, restorative requirements, or other clinical considerations.
The dentists determine which approach offers appropriate support for the planned replacement teeth after completing an examination and reviewing three-dimensional imaging.
Digital X-rays and three-dimensional scans may be used to assess the jawbone and nearby anatomical structures. Digital impressions and implant-planning systems may also support the surgical and restorative plan.
The team plans the implant positions and replacement teeth together so the proposed restoration can be considered throughout treatment.
Remaining teeth are not removed automatically. Each tooth is evaluated to determine whether it can predictably contribute to the patient’s long-term oral health.
Teeth affected by severe decay, fractures, infection, advanced bone loss, or other significant problems may require extraction.
Some patients require bone grafting, periodontal treatment, or infection management before or during implant placement. Others may have healthy bones without additional grafting.
The need for preparatory procedures cannot be confirmed without a clinical examination and appropriate imaging.
The planned implants are placed in selected areas of the jawbone. Their positions are based on available bone, nearby anatomy, bite forces, and the design of the proposed restoration.
The dentists assess implant stability and other clinical findings to determine the next stage of treatment.
Temporary teeth may be available for eligible patients. The type and timing depend on implant stability, bone quality, bite forces, healing needs, and whether additional procedures were completed.
Temporary teeth are designed for use during healing and are not the final restoration. Dietary and care restrictions may apply during this stage.
After the required healing period, the final replacement teeth are created. The team evaluates tooth shape, shade, bite, speech, facial support, comfort, and cleaning access when designing the restoration.
Follow-up appointments allow the dentists to evaluate the implants, gums, bite, and function of the completed restoration.
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Some patients may qualify for temporary replacement teeth shortly after implant placement. This approach is often described as immediate loading or teeth in a day.
Eligibility depends on:
Bone grafting may be recommended when the jawbone cannot adequately support implants in the planned positions. Bone loss can occur after tooth loss, periodontal disease, infection, injury, or prolonged denture use.
Some patients have enough available bone without grafting. Others may require a preparatory procedure before implant placement or grafting completed during the same surgical stage.
Three-dimensional imaging helps the dentists evaluate bone dimensions and determine whether grafting should be included in the treatment plan.
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 planning but does not replace a complete examination or guarantee a specific result.
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.
Full-arch implants may offer meaningful functional and cosmetic benefits for eligible patients, but treatment also involves surgery, healing, maintenance, and a long-term commitment to oral hygiene.
Potential benefits may include:
Important considerations include:
Full-arch dental implant costs vary because each case is planned around the individual patient. The office must complete an evaluation before providing an accurate estimate.
Factors that may affect the cost include:
Dental insurance may contribute toward certain parts of full-arch treatment, but benefits vary by policy. Extractions, grafting, implant placement, and the final restoration may have different exclusions, annual limits, or coverage amounts.
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 full-arch treatment when scheduling.
The consultation provides an opportunity to discuss missing or failing teeth, potential restoration options, anticipated treatment stages, maintenance requirements, and general financial considerations.
A complete examination and diagnostic imaging may still be required before the dentists can confirm candidacy, procedures, timing, and final fees.
Replacement teeth cannot develop cavities in the same way as natural teeth, but plaque and bacteria can still collect around the implants and beneath the restoration. The surrounding gums and supporting bone must remain healthy.
Recommended care may include:
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