Getting dental implants, for most people, is one of the more important decisions you'll make concerning your health, and they can be a substantial investment. The more informed you are the more comfortable you will feel about your decision.  When you meet with Dr. Markovitch, he’ll review your treatment plan and x-rays – or take new 3D CAT scans if needed – and assess your oral health needs. He’ll also review your medical history. Then he’ll explain the procedure and answer your questions thoroughly as you explore the best options for you. Even if you decide to remain with the initial doctor, you’ll be more educated and feel more confident that you’re making the right decision for you.

Our patients save on their cost anywhere from $5,000 to about $7,000 per arch when all the treatment is completed in our office. Other approaches require you to travel to two separate locations and work with different doctors, significantly increasing the total cost of treatment. At our practice, the entire treatment is handled at one location with one doctor. Further, almost all of our lab work for an all-on-4 or a teeth-in-a-day procedure is performed at our in-house lab for more savings.
**What is a fixed provisional and how is that different from the final prosthesis?
During the actual surgery, any teeth, if required, are removed, implants are placed in the jaw bone, and your temporary, non-removable full-set of teeth are attached. This full set of teeth is called the provisional, which is designed to be a template for the final restoration and allows you to leave the office with new, functioning teeth the day of surgery. After the healing and maturing phase — which can take several weeks or even months — the final prosthesis (set of teeth) is permanently attached and the doctor will give a final evaluation of your bite and aesthetics. The cost shown above is for the provisional only. The cost for the final prosthesis is paid at the time of placement and can vary depending on, among other things, the material used.

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