All-on-4 Dental Implants in Queens, NY

All-on-4 dental implants in Queens, NY, may give eligible patients a stable way to replace an entire arch of missing or failing teeth. At Dental Implants & Cosmetics, our NYU-trained dentists bring 20+ years of combined experience, more than 5,000 completed implant cases, and advanced digital planning to every personalized evaluation.

Queens Implant Dentists Experienced in Full-Arch Care

Dr. Albert Ilyayev and Dr. Danny Benjamin graduated from the NYU College of Dentistry and completed residencies at Jamaica Hospital Medical Center. Their combined experience covers implant placement, bone grafting, restorative dentistry, periodontal treatment, and full-mouth reconstruction.

Together, they have completed more than 5,000 dental implant cases, helping patients replace missing teeth and rebuild functional smiles. Learn about their relevant training and treatment approach when you meet our experienced implant dentists.

What Our Implant Patients Say

Someone treated by the practice can help prospective patients understand the experience beyond clinical facts.

Seon

Dr. Albert and Dr. Benjamin are very knowledgeable. They explain procedures step by step in
detail and answer any questions you may have. The office has a calm atmosphere and the
doctors and staff are friendly and professional. I highly recommend this office to anyone
looking for dental treatment.

Full-Arch Implant Care Near You in Queens

Patients visiting the Queens Boulevard office may be coping with loose dentures, widespread tooth loss, recurring infections, or dental work that can no longer be predictably repaired. All-on-4 treatment is planned around the condition of the complete arch rather than treating each missing tooth separately.

The location is especially convenient for the repeated planning, surgical, restorative, and maintenance visits full-arch treatment may require:

Patients who may need a different implant solution can explore the full range of dental implants in Queens.

How Four Implants Can Support a Complete Arch

All-on-4 uses four strategically positioned implants to support a complete upper or lower arch of replacement teeth in appropriate cases. The posterior implants may be angled to make effective use of available bone, but this does not mean every patient can avoid grafting.

Who May Qualify for All-on-4?

Potential candidates include adults who have lost most or all their teeth, have severely failing teeth, or struggle with unstable dentures. Eligibility also depends on jawbone support, gum health, infection, medical history, medications, smoking status, bite forces, and healing capacity.

All-on-4 Compared With Traditional Dentures

Traditional dentures rest on the gums and are removable. An All-on-4 restoration receives support from implants in the jaw and may provide greater stability, but it requires surgery, specialized cleaning, and continuing professional maintenance. Neither option is right for everyone.

Your All-on-4 Treatment Journey in Rego Park

Treatment begins with a complete evaluation. The dentists examine the teeth, gums, bite, existing dental work, jawbone, medical history, and goals before recommending All-on-4 or an alternative.

Digital Planning and Preparatory Care

Digital X-rays, three-dimensional scanning, and digital impressions may help assess bone and plan implant and restoration positions. Some patients first require extractions, periodontal care, infection treatment, or bone grafting.

Implant Placement and Replacement Teeth

Four implants are positioned according to the patient’s anatomy, bone quality, and planned bite. Eligible patients may receive temporary teeth around the time of surgery, but immediate placement cannot be guaranteed. The final restoration is completed after sufficient healing and implant stability.

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

Digital Technology Supporting Full-Arch Planning

Dental Implants & Cosmetics uses digital X-rays, three-dimensional scanning, digital impressions, implant-planning systems, and smile-design technology when appropriate. These tools help the dentists evaluate bone, potential implant locations, bite relationships, and restoration proportions.

The dentists are also certified FOTONA® laser providers. Laser technology may be incorporated into suitable gum or soft-tissue procedures when clinically appropriate.

Free Consultations, Insurance, and Financing

Free consultations are available for eligible implant services. Patients should confirm the offer when scheduling because a complete examination and diagnostic imaging may still be required to establish candidacy and finalize treatment.

All-on-4 cost depends on whether one or both arches are treated, required extractions or grafting, implant components, temporary teeth, final restoration materials, and case complexity.

The practice accepts many major dental plans and offers CareCredit, Alphaeon Credit, and in-house payment arrangements. Healthfirst Medicaid and MetroPlus are not accepted. Review the available dental insurance and financing options.

Questions Queens Patients Ask About All-on-4

These answers provide general guidance. A clinical examination and diagnostic imaging are required for individual recommendations.

Can I Get All-on-4 If I Currently Wear Dentures?

Possibly. Patients with loose or uncomfortable dentures may qualify, but the dentists must first evaluate bone support, gum health, medical history, and bite.
Some patients may qualify for temporary teeth near the time of implant placement. The decision depends on implant stability, bone quality, bite forces, and surgical complexity.
Not necessarily. Angled implants may help use available bone, but some patients still require grafting. Three-dimensional imaging helps determine what is appropriate.
The cost varies according to the number of arches, necessary preparatory care, temporary restoration, final materials, and treatment complexity. An individualized evaluation is required for an accurate estimate.
Timelines vary. Extractions, grafting, implant stability, healing response, and the restoration plan can all affect when temporary and final teeth are provided.
Yes. The office is near the 63rd Drive–Rego Park subway station and about one mile from Queens Center, making it accessible for patients from several nearby Queens neighborhoods.