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Cal Dental Group • Los Angeles

Dental Implants in Los Angeles

From a single tooth to a full smile, explore dental implant options at Cal Dental Group. Our practice brings experience from 10,000 implants over 20 years to personalized planning for implant crowns, bridges, dentures, and full-arch care.
Clinically reviewed by Dr. Michael Issakharian, DDS

  • Single-tooth, multiple-tooth, and full-arch options

  • Find out whether dental implants fit your needs

  • Understand each step of your treatment plan

  • Discuss care, timing, and financing options

A complete range of implant approaches

Cal Dental Group offers single-tooth implants, implant-supported bridges, fixed full-arch teeth, All-on-4 and All-on-6, removable implant dentures, and selected immediate-placement and same-day temporary-tooth options. Bone grafting and sinus augmentation are considered when needed.

Ask about titanium and zirconia implant systems, zirconia restoration options, narrow or mini implants, and specialized approaches for complex bone loss. The implant material, implant design, and material of the visible replacement teeth are separate decisions. Your clinician will explain which choices are suitable and why.

Explore implant candidacy, bone-loss options, and cost and financing questions before your visit.

Meet the Team Behind Your Implant Care

Your implant care may involve both surgical placement and restoration of the replacement teeth. Dr. Michael Issakharian, DDS is an oral and maxillofacial surgeon who completed his surgical residency at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center. Dr. Pedram Fakheri completed advanced training in periodontics and implant surgery at Loma Linda University.

Call 323-934-2804 to ask which clinician will evaluate your needs and how surgical and restorative care will be coordinated. Meet our dental team.

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Los Angeles Dental Implant Specialists

Convenient and quick restoration of natural looking teeth used to be impossible, now it’s common with advanced dental implants. A dental crown cemented to a surgically-implanted titanium post restores the look of your natural teeth, with ongoing cleaning, follow-up visits, and individualized care. Dental implant surgery requires individualized planning. Your dentist will explain the procedure, anesthesia options, healing, and risks. Compare dental implants, dentures, and bridges before your consultation.

What to Expect from Implant Treatment

Your treatment plan depends on the teeth being replaced, the condition of your mouth, and the care needed before implant placement. Ask about the expected sequence, temporary replacement options, and the time between surgery and the final restoration. A same-day approach is not suitable for every patient. Learn more about implant candidacy.

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Step 1. Consultation and Planning

Discuss your health history, tooth-replacement goals, and treatment options. Your dentist will examine your mouth and determine which diagnostic records are needed before recommending care.

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Step 2. Placement and Healing

If implants are appropriate, your clinician will explain surgery, any preparatory treatment, and the healing period. Follow the personalized instructions and attend the recommended follow-up visits.

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Step 3. Restoration and Maintenance

The replacement tooth or teeth are fitted when your treatment is ready for that stage. Your team will explain cleaning, bite checks, and ongoing maintenance. See the ADA’s overview of dental implants.

Meet Our Dentists

We are a competent team of dentists and specialists who completely understand your busy life. You should never sacrifice the importance of quality dental care. That’s why here at California Dental Group all specialists are under one roof, ready to serve your dental needs and desires. Our practice is based on the highest dentistry standards and new technologies which reflect on beautiful and healthy smiles of our clients.

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IMPLANT EXPERIENCE AT CAL DENTAL GROUP

10,000 implants over 20 years

Practice-wide experience across implant care, supported by general dentists and specialists in our Los Angeles office. Your treatment starts with understanding your goals and the options appropriate for your mouth.

Your next step

Request an implant consultation at 936 Crenshaw Blvd, Suite 101, Los Angeles, CA 90019.

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Things you might be wondering

Different types of dental implants are available to meet different needs. The most popular kind are endosteal implants, which are inserted straight into the jawbone. They are usually formed of titanium and resemble tiny screws. Subperiosteal implants, which are positioned under the gum but above the jawbone, provide an alternative for patients who do not have enough healthy jawbone and cannot or do not wish to undergo bone augmentation. At Cal Dental Group, we specialize in offering the best solutions based on the particular needs of each patient.

Insurance coverage varies, even though dental implants are a substantial investment in your oral health. A portion of the cost of dental implants may be covered by certain insurance policies. To find out what your coverage is, it’s imperative to contact your insurance company. At Cal Dental Group, our staff is always here to answer your insurance-related questions and make the most of your benefits.

Your total depends on the number of teeth being replaced and any preparatory care. Ask for an itemized estimate covering examination and imaging, implant placement, the abutment, and the final crown, bridge, or denture. Confirm whether extractions, bone grafting, temporary teeth, and follow-up visits are included. Call 323-934-2804 to arrange an evaluation and discuss available financing and dental benefits. Coverage, financing approval, and the treatment timeline vary by patient.

Like most dental care, dental implants are typically not covered by Medicare. On the other hand, certain Medicare Advantage plans might provide some degree of dental coverage. For more information, we advise examining your particular plan.

Implants are intended as a long-term tooth-replacement option, but their lifespan varies. The implant and the crown or other restoration can have different maintenance or replacement needs. Your dentist will explain cleaning, follow-up visits, and factors that affect your care. Read about implant complications and follow-up care.

Most adults with good overall health and sufficient jawbone density are candidates. However, individuals with conditions like uncontrolled diabetes or smokers might require additional evaluation. Bone grafting can often make treatment possible for those with bone loss.

The procedure is performed under local anesthesia (and sedation upon request), so discomfort during surgery is minimal. Any postoperative soreness is typically managed with over-the-counter pain relievers. Healing can take a few months as the implant fuses with the bone.

Though rare, implant failure can occur due to factors like teeth grinding, infection, poor bone support, allergic reactions to titanium, or early movement of the implant before full healing. Choosing an experienced implant dentist and maintaining good oral hygiene are critical for long-term success.

Explore your dental implant options

From one missing tooth to a full smile, compare the designs, treatment stages, and questions that matter to your decision.

Single-tooth implants

A single-tooth implant replaces one missing tooth with an implant in the jaw and a custom crown above the gumline.

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Multiple teeth & implant bridges

An implant-supported bridge can replace several neighboring missing teeth using implants for support.

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All-on-4 & full-arch implants

Full-arch implants support replacement teeth for an entire upper or lower arch.

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Implant-supported dentures

Implant-supported dentures use dental implants to help hold replacement teeth in place.

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Same-day implants

Same-day implant care may combine selected treatment steps, but the phrase can mean different things.

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Bone loss & grafting

Bone loss does not automatically end the implant conversation.

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Plan your implant treatment

Cost & financing

The cost of dental implants depends on what is being replaced and the care needed to complete the treatment.

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Implant candidacy

Dental implant candidacy is determined by an examination, health-history review, and appropriate imaging.

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Procedure & recovery

Implant treatment includes planning, placement, healing, and the final replacement teeth.

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Compare implants, dentures, and bridges

Understand support, cleaning, surgery, and costs before choosing a tooth-replacement plan.

Know the team involved in your implant care

Cal Dental Group brings general dentists and specialists together in one Los Angeles office. Before your consultation, compare implants, dentures and bridges and review questions about implant candidacy. Our team includes oral and maxillofacial surgeon Dr. Michael Issakharian, DDS, and periodontist Dr. Pedram Fakheri, DMD. Explore their profiles to learn about their training and areas of care.

Digital X-rays and 3D imaging/CBCT are available at the practice. Your clinician will determine the evaluation and imaging appropriate to your needs, explain your options, and discuss how surgical and restorative stages will be coordinated. Learn about insurance and payment support.