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Our fees are based on the exceptional skill, time, judgment, professional care of Dental Implant & Periodontist Dr. Rahmani and the entire team of NYC Dentistry Center.
For your convenience, we accept cash, checks, and most major credit cards. We can also offer our patients several financing programs such as CareCredit, Wells Fargo advantage credit card program, and more. With these plans, you will be able to select monthly payments that fit within your budget, turning the oral health you have always wanted into reality.
Our office participates with the following In-Network dental insurance plans:
If unable to keep your scheduled appointment, kindly give 48 hours notice.
We strive to continuously provide the best care available anywhere, regardless of insurance involvement.
As a benefit to you, we submit all claims for patient reimbursement by assisting you in taking full advantage of your benefits so you can be properly reimbursed.
Our office participates with the following In-Network dental insurance plans:
In-Network dental insurance plans can provide coverage for replacing missing teeth with dental implants (conventional fixed and removable dental restorations), such as:
New Teeth, Dentures in a Day is a process to replace many missing teeth or to secure unstable dentures in just one day. Single, multiple, or all teeth can be replaced with same-day denture dental implants. This technique can also be suitable for restoring teeth on the same day as natural teeth have been extracted.
With teeth in an hour, you will have implants placed in just one hour that formerly took months to complete. Teeth in an hour is a good solution for people who have lost all their natural teeth in the upper or lower jaw or both jaws. Dental implants are placed directly through the gum tissue (requires no incisions, no stitches).
All-on-four dental implants are a highly affordable solution for anyone wishing to replace their denture with a fixed arch of teeth. With the all on 4 denture, just four dental implants are required to secure a complete arch of lower teeth, while six dental implants are generally needed to secure an entire arch of upper teeth.
A front tooth implant protects your jawbone and looks and feels exactly like your natural tooth. An implant resembles a natural tooth root, stimulating the alveolar bone and preventing bone loss, which ensures that your jawbone is strong. The surgery for placing a front tooth implant is quick and only requires a local anesthetic.
A single tooth implant, also known as a traditional dental implant, is an excellent choice for replacing a missing tooth. We only use the highest-quality single dental implants available in the United States. Tooth replacement is appropriate for patients who have a missing or lost a single tooth due to disease or trauma and people born with missing teeth.
Full dental implants, also known as All on 6 implants, are used to replace the entire upper or lower arch of teeth in a single bridge, and are also known as full mouth dental implants restoration or complete arch replacement. All on 6 Dental Implants procedure requires a high degree of planning and is suitable for healthy men and women of any age.
Mini dental implants are made of the same high-quality materials as traditional dental implants, but they have a much smaller diameter, as the name implies. You may also hear these referred to as narrow-body implants or small diameter implants. While mini dental implants are excellent for assisting with retaining implant-supported dentures, there is not enough room to place a conventionally sized dental implant.
When using multiple tooth implants, there is no need to replace every missing tooth with a single implant. Multiple tooth implants can support a large bridge. When multiple teeth are missing in the same area, two or more dental implants can be used to support a bridge, making it a cost-effective long-term solution for replacing multiple missing teeth.
*Bone grafts. Despite the essential function of bone grafts, most insurance companies do not cover it. However, insurance may pay for up to 80% of the cost.
