It’s an investment in your smile and your life. Unlike dentures that have to be replaced every few years, dental implants can last a lifetime with the right care. With flexible payment options, we work with each patient’s individual budget.

Most adults are. Good candidates are those missing multiple teeth, in good general health, and seeking a long-term solution. We’ll assess your suitability during the consultation.

This procedure used to take up to a year (believe it or not) but we use advanced modern equipment and workflows that have allowed us to restore your smile in a single day and then we customize your smile until it is absolutely perfect.

Just like natural teeth. Regular brushing, flossing, and dental check-ups are key. We'll also provide specific care instructions tailored to your situation.

With proper care, a lifetime. All-On-X implants are built to last and can be a permanent solution with the right maintenance.

All-On-X can be a great upgrade. Many people switch from dentures to implants for more stability and comfort. We can evaluate if this switch is right for you.

YOMI is how we provide the most accurate dental implant placement possible. It’s a digitally-guided robotic arm that practically places the implants for us with perfect precision every time.

Yes. Yomi adds a level of precision that human hands alone can’t match. It helps your doctor plan and place your implants with sub-millimeter accuracy. That means faster healing, fewer surprises, and long-term results you can count on.

Not at all. Yomi assists your doctor like a GPS system, ensuring implants go in exactly where they should. You still get the expertise of our experienced surgeons, now with even greater precision and control.

Extremely. Yomi is FDA-cleared and has been used in thousands of implant surgeries. It adds an extra layer of safety by reducing guesswork and enhancing consistency. It’s one more reason you can feel confident choosing us.

In many cases, yes. Because Yomi helps place implants with such precision and minimal invasiveness, there’s often less trauma to the bone and tissue. That can lead to a smoother, more comfortable recovery—and a quicker return to eating and smiling.