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

Full mouth dental implants in Rego Park, NY, can replace extensive missing or failing teeth with a restoration supported by dental implants. Dental Implants & Cosmetics provides individualized treatment backed by NYU-trained dentists, more than 20 years of combined experience, over 5,000 completed implant cases, and advanced digital planning technology.

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Rebuilding More Than Teeth at Our Rego Park Office

Dental Implants & Cosmetics helps patients restore the appearance and function of their smiles when most or all teeth in one or both arches are missing, damaged, or no longer predictable.

Full-mouth implant treatment is not one standard procedure. Depending on the patient’s oral health, anatomy, and goals, treatment may involve individual implants, implant-supported bridges, removable implant-supported dentures, or fixed full-arch restorations.

Every treatment plan begins with a careful evaluation to determine which teeth can be preserved, whether implants are appropriate, and what type of restoration may provide suitable support.

Experienced Implant Dentists for Complex Smile Restoration

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 full-mouth 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 backgrounds, and approach to personalized implant care.

Stories From Patients Who Rebuilt Their Smiles

A verified patient review can offer helpful insight into the consultation, communication, and treatment experience associated with implant dentistry.

Camen Dominicci

My visit to Dental Implants and Cosmetics was a pleasant experience. The staff was welcoming, attentive and made me feel at ease. The technician Sophia was very gentle with the cleaning of my teeth.

I can’t say enough about Dr. Albert he took the time to explain and educate me on the issues with my teeth, gums and bones.

Truly an informative visit, I recommend this practice 100%.

Full-Mouth Implant Care Near You in Rego Park

Full-mouth implant treatment may require several planning, surgical, restorative, and maintenance visits. The practice’s Queens Boulevard location makes ongoing appointments more accessible for patients throughout Rego Park and nearby communities.

Office advantages include:

  • Located at 98-36 Queens Boulevard, Suite 403, Rego Park
  • Near the 63rd Drive–Rego Park subway station
  • Approximately one mile from Queens Center
  • Accessible from Forest Hills, Elmhurst, Corona, Middle Village, and Kew Gardens
  • Care available in English, Russian, and Spanish
  • Appointments available Sunday through Thursday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
  • Implant and restorative treatment coordinated through one dental practice

Who May Consider Full-Mouth Dental Implants?

Full-mouth dental implants may be evaluated for adults who have lost most or all their teeth or whose remaining teeth have a poor long-term prognosis.
Patients may seek an implant consultation because of:

  • Multiple missing or severely damaged teeth
  • Advanced decay affecting several teeth
  • Loose teeth associated with periodontal disease
  • Difficulty eating with conventional dentures
  • An unstable or uncomfortable removable denture
  • Extensive fractures or worn dental work
  • A desire to explore fixed replacement teeth
  • Significant changes in speech, chewing, or confidence

Having one or more of these concerns does not automatically establish candidacy for dental implants in Rego Park. The dentists must evaluate the gums, remaining teeth, jawbone, bite, medical history, medications, smoking status, and healing capacity before recommending treatment.

Full-Mouth Implant Options Explained

The appropriate restoration depends on the number of teeth being replaced, available bone, treatment goals, maintenance preferences, and budget.

Implant-Supported Bridges

An implant-supported bridge uses dental implants to support several connected replacement teeth. It may be considered when multiple neighboring teeth are missing and individual implants are not necessary for every lost tooth.

Removable Implant-Supported Dentures

A removable implant denture connects to implants through specialized attachments. The patient removes the restoration for cleaning, but the implant connection may provide greater stability than a conventional denture resting only on the gums.

Fixed Full-Arch Restorations

A fixed full-arch restoration remains attached to the implants and is removed only by a dental professional when necessary. It can replace an entire upper or lower arch, but patients must still clean carefully beneath the restoration and around each implant.

Individual Implant Restorations

Some patients may receive several individual implants and crowns or a combination of crowns and implant-supported bridges. This approach depends on bone support, spacing, bite forces, and the condition of the remaining teeth.

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Planning Your Full-Mouth Implant Treatment

Full-mouth rehabilitation requires careful coordination between implant placement and the final replacement teeth. Treatment recommendations are developed only after the dentists understand the complete clinical situation.

Comprehensive Examination and Imaging

The dentists assess the remaining teeth, gums, bite, existing restorations, jawbone, and medical history. Digital X-rays and three-dimensional scanning may help identify available bone and important anatomical structures.

Removing Teeth and Preparing the Jaw

Teeth that cannot be preserved may need to be extracted. Some patients also require periodontal treatment, infection management, or bone grafting before or during implant placement.

Not every patient requires the same preparatory care. Imaging and clinical findings guide these recommendations.

Implant Placement and Healing

Dental implants are positioned in predetermined areas of the jaw. They generally require time to heal and integrate with the surrounding bone before supporting the final restoration.

Treatment timing differs according to implant stability, bone quality, healing, and whether preparatory procedures are required.

Designing the Final Teeth

After the implants have achieved the necessary stability, the team prepares the final restoration. Tooth shape, color, bite, speech, facial support, comfort, and cleaning access are considered during the restorative process.

Digital Technology for Detailed Implant Planning

Dental Implants & Cosmetics uses digital X-rays, three-dimensional scanning, digital impressions, implant-planning systems, and smile-design technology when appropriate.

These tools may help the dentists:

  • Assess jawbone dimensions
  • Identify important anatomical structures
  • Evaluate possible implant positions
  • Study the patient’s bite
  • Plan the proposed restoration
  • Coordinate surgical and restorative treatment
  • Explain the recommended approach to the patient

Technology supports clinical judgment but does not replace a complete examination or guarantee a particular treatment outcome.

The dentists are also certified FOTONA® laser providers. Laser technology may be used for suitable gum, root, or oral soft-tissue procedures when clinically appropriate.

Cost of Full-Mouth Dental Implants in Rego Park

Full-mouth dental implant costs depend on the procedures and restoration required for the individual patient. A complete examination is necessary before the office can prepare an accurate estimate.

Factors that may affect the total cost include:

  • Treatment of one or both dental arches
  • Number and position of implants
  • Fixed or removable restoration design
  • Tooth extractions
  • Bone grafting or other preparatory care
  • Temporary replacement teeth
  • Implant and restorative components
  • Dental laboratory and material requirements
  • Overall treatment complexity
  • Follow-up and maintenance needs
A low advertised fee may cover only one part of treatment. Patients should ask whether an estimate includes imaging, extractions, grafting, implant placement, abutments, temporary teeth, and the final restoration.

Insurance and Financing for Full-Mouth Implant Treatment

Dental insurance may contribute toward certain portions of implant care, but coverage varies by plan. Extractions, bone grafting, implant placement, and the final restoration may each receive different benefits or exclusions.

The practice accepts many major dental insurance plans and offers:

  • CareCredit
  • Alphaeon Credit
  • In-house payment arrangements

Healthfirst Medicaid and MetroPlus are not accepted. Patients can review the available dental insurance and financing options before beginning treatment.

Insurance benefits, personal costs, financing terms, and approval should be confirmed directly with the office.

Free Consultations for Eligible Implant Services

Free consultations are available for eligible implant services. Patients should confirm that the offer applies when scheduling.

The consultation provides an opportunity to discuss missing or failing teeth, possible implant options, treatment stages, expected maintenance, and general financial considerations. A complete examination and diagnostic imaging may still be required before candidacy, procedures, or final fees can be confirmed.

Questions About Full-Mouth Dental Implants

The following answers provide general information. Treatment recommendations require an individual examination and diagnostic imaging.

How Many Implants Are Needed for a Full Mouth?
The required number varies according to the jawbone, restoration design, bite forces, implant positions, and whether one or both arches require treatment. The dentists cannot recommend a specific number without evaluating the patient.
Not necessarily. Teeth that remain healthy and predictable may sometimes be preserved. The dentists evaluate each tooth before recommending extraction or including it in the rehabilitation plan.
Some patients require bone grafting when the existing jawbone cannot adequately support implants in the necessary positions. Others may have sufficient bone without grafting. Three-dimensional imaging helps determine whether preparatory care may be needed.
Fixed restorations are available for suitable patients, but candidacy depends on bone support, implant stability, oral health, medical factors, and the proposed design. Removable implant-supported options may be more appropriate in some cases.
The timeline depends on extractions, grafting, implant stability, healing, and the final restoration. Some cases require multiple stages over several months. The dentists explain the expected sequence after completing the evaluation.
Patients must clean around the implants and beneath the replacement teeth using the tools recommended by the dental team. Professional examinations and maintenance visits are essential for monitoring the implants, gums, bite, and restoration.
Dental implants are intended to provide long-term support, but no treatment can be guaranteed to last for life. Longevity depends on oral hygiene, gum health, smoking, medical conditions, bite forces, maintenance, and other individual factors.

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From dental implants and cosmetic dentistry to Invisalign, laser dentistry, and emergency care, our team is here to help you smile with confidence.

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