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Specification n°04 - Permanent Tooth Replacement
120 million Americans are missing at least one tooth.
Dental implants are the only solution that doesn't get worse over time.
95-98% success rate. 20+ year lifespan. 800+ implants placed in Corona since 2010. Planned with 3D CBCT imaging for sub-millimeter precision.
Success Rate
95-98%
Lifespan
20+ yrs
Placed
800+
Since
2010

The Problem
Here's what most people don't know about missing teeth: the damage doesn't stop when the tooth comes out. It starts.
Year 1
Within 12 months, you lose 25% of the bone width where your tooth used to be. Your jaw literally reshapes itself because the bone no longer has a root to support.
Year 3
Adjacent teeth tilt into the empty space. Opposing teeth grow longer. Your bite shifts. What was one gap becomes a cascade of misalignment.
Year 10
By year 10, bone loss is severe enough that implant placement requires bone grafting - adding 6-12 months and thousands of dollars to the procedure.
How it Works
A dental implant is a titanium post - 3-5mm wide, 10-15mm long - surgically placed into your jawbone. Over 3-6 months, the bone fuses to the implant in a process called osseointegration. The implant literally becomes part of your skeleton.
3D scan maps bone density, nerve location, and sinus position with sub-millimeter precision.
45-90 minute surgical procedure under local anesthesia or IV sedation. Minimally invasive.
The bone fuses to the titanium post. You wear a natural-looking temporary tooth during healing.
Custom-crafted porcelain crown attached to the implant. Matches your natural teeth exactly.
Total treatment time: 4-7 months from start to finish. Most of that is healing - active dental work is typically just 2-3 appointments.
Implant Types
Every case is different. Here are the four implant solutions we offer, with real price ranges and what each is built for.
Most Common
For one missing tooth.
One titanium implant + one custom crown. The gold standard for replacing a single tooth - better than a bridge because it doesn't require grinding down healthy neighboring teeth.
$3,500 - $5,500
Gleam members save 20%
Multi-Tooth
For 2-3 missing teeth.
Individual implants placed for each missing tooth. Preserves bone in every location and gives you independent teeth that look and function like the originals.
$7,000 - $16,000
Gleam members save 20%
Efficient
For multiple missing teeth.
Fewer implants supporting multiple teeth. When you're missing 3-4 teeth in a row, a 2-implant bridge is often more cost-effective than individual implants.
$8,000 - $14,000
Gleam members save 20%
Full Arch
Replace every tooth in an arch.
Just 4 strategically placed implants support a full arch of permanent teeth. Life-changing for denture wearers and patients with extensive tooth loss.
$18,000 - $30,000
Gleam members save 20%
The Real Math
People often default to bridges or dentures because the upfront cost is lower. Here's what 20 years actually looks like - the math usually favors implants.
Best Option
Implants
Alternative
Bridges
Alternative
Dentures
Gleam Membership
At $297/year, Gleam pays for itself 11x over on a single implant. 45x over on an All-on-4 case.
20% off every implant procedure, plus unlimited cleanings, exams, and X-rays for life. There's no other dental membership with this kind of math.
Procedure
Standard
Gleam Price
You Save
Single Tooth Implant
$5,500
$4,400
$1,100
Multiple Implants (3)
$16,000
$12,800
$3,200
Implant Bridge
$14,000
$11,200
$2,800
All-on-4 (full arch)
$30,000
$24,000
$6,000
Candidacy
Most adults missing one or more teeth are candidates for implants - but not everyone is a fit on day one. Here's what we look for during your consultation.
Missing one or more teeth
From a single tooth to a full arch - implant solutions exist for every scenario.
Current denture or bridge wearers
Ready to stop dealing with slippage, adhesive, or failing restorations that need replacement every 10-15 years.
Lost a tooth recently
The sooner you replace, the less bone loss you'll face. Ideal to start planning within 3-6 months of extraction.
Want to avoid damaging healthy teeth
Bridges require grinding down two adjacent teeth. Implants don't touch the teeth next to them.
Have good general health
Non-smokers, patients with controlled diabetes, and most adults in reasonable health qualify.
Significant bone loss
May need bone grafting first. Adds 4-6 months to treatment but makes implants possible.
Active gum disease
Must be treated before implant placement. Deep cleaning or periodontal therapy comes first.
Heavy smokers
Smoking triples implant failure rates. We recommend quitting at least 3 months before surgery.
Uncontrolled diabetes
Elevated blood sugar impairs healing. With your physician's help, this can be managed.
Still growing (under 18)
Jawbones need to finish developing. Temporary solutions available until full maturity.
Patient Case
"I wore dentures for 20 years. I stopped smiling in photos. I couldn't eat corn on the cob. After All-on-4, I forgot within a month that they weren't my real teeth. I eat whatever I want. I laugh without covering my mouth. Dr. Kashani didn't just fix my teeth - he gave me back something I didn't know I'd lost."
David M.
All-on-4 • Calabasas • 3-year follow-up
Frequently Asked
Implant pricing depends on complexity, bone condition, and restoration type. Typical ranges are about $3,500-$5,500 for a single tooth implant and $18,000-$30,000 for a full-arch All-on-4 case.
With healthy gums, proper bite balance, and regular maintenance, implants often last 20+ years and can last a lifetime. The crown attached to the implant may need replacement sooner based on wear.
Most patients are surprised by how manageable it is. We use local anesthesia and can discuss sedation options. Post-op soreness is usually temporary and controlled with guided aftercare.
Most implant cases take around 4-7 months from planning to final crown because healing and bone integration are essential. Active chair time is usually only a few appointments.
Modern implants have high long-term predictability, typically around 95-98% when planned and maintained correctly. Individual health factors like smoking and gum disease can affect outcomes.
In some cases, yes. Certain patients can receive implant placement and a temporary tooth the same day. Final candidacy depends on bone quality, infection status, and bite forces.
Coverage varies by plan. Some PPO plans cover portions such as exams, imaging, extractions, or crowns while excluding the implant itself. We can verify your benefits before treatment.
You may still be a candidate. Bone grafting, sinus lift procedures, or staged planning can often rebuild support and make implant treatment predictable.
Yes. We can discuss financing and phased treatment plans so your care timeline and monthly payments are practical and clear before you start.
Ready When You Are
Book a complimentary implant consultation. We'll do a 3D scan, walk through your options, and give you a clear treatment plan with transparent pricing.
800+
Implants Placed
97%
Success Rate
15+
Years Experience
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