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Best Dental Implant Prices in San Diego
Payment Plans Available from $50 per month
Financing with no credit checks
Most Insurance Accepted
Free Second Opinion Consultation
Same Day & Early Evening Appointments Available
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We Offer Same Day Teeth with Dental Implants
Special Premium Implant Package
As low as $62/mo on approved credit
$2,499
Includes Premium Implant, custom abutment and zirconia crown.
Why University Dental
The Benefits of Dental Implant Technology with University Dental
Dr. Armin Hage performs more dental implant procedures every year than many other implant dentists in San Diego.
Our prices are affordable. There are no surprise fees and no hidden costs.
State-of-art dental surgical facility with a fully staffed in-house lab, Dr. Hage and his team of experts can diagnose, create, place, and restore your implants from beginning to end – all in one office, in just one day.
Whether it is a dental implant for one tooth or the full mouth dental implant procedure, we offer same-day treatment. Walk into University Dental missing teeth, and walk out with a complete and perfect smile!
What are my dental implant options?
Dental implants are great options to replace single teeth, multiple teeth, or an entire arch of teeth, and there are different types of implants to suit each situation.
Full Mouth Dental Implants
Patients who need to replace a full upper and/or lower set of teeth can now receive full mouth implants. Full dental implants (all-on-4 or all-on-6) dental procedure is the best solution for patients with enough bone structure in the jaw.
Single Tooth Implants
Single tooth implants involve one titanium screw, an abutment, and a prosthetic crown that matches the shape, size and color of the surrounding teeth.
Zygomatic Implants
We offer Zygomatic dental implants for patients who have the most severe form of bone loss in their upper jaw. They are anchored in your cheek bone, which is called the “zygoma.”
Multiple Dental Implants
If you have more than one missing tooth in differing locations in your mouth, you may require more than one dental implant to completely restore your smile.
Implant-Supported Dentures
Implant-supported dentures can be used to replace an entire arch of teeth, using four to six implants to support a secure and natural-looking arch of dentures that help maintain jawbone density and don’t slip or shift like traditional dentures.
Dental Implant Bridges
Dental implant bridges are used to replace multiple adjacent teeth, but instead of using one screw per missing tooth, two or more implants are spaced apart and joined together with a bridge of prosthetic teeth that covers the entire gap
About Implant Dentist Dr. Hage
Dr.Armin Hage, DDS, DIADI is an award-winning dentist who has performed over 10,000 successful dental implants. He is a graduate of the acclaimed Loma Linda School of Dentistry. He is a diplomate of the prestigious International Academy of Dental Implantology and serves as a faculty member who teaches other dentists about the intricacies of dental implants
Our Successful Stories
Before and After Photos of Dental Implants
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- Front tooth implant
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- Front Tooth Implant
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- Single Tooth Implant
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- Single implant for missing side tooth
What are Dental Implants?
Dental implants typically have three parts:
1.A connector – known as an abutment is placed on top of the dental implant to hold and support your crowns.
2.The crowns are custom-made to match your natural teeth and fit your mouth.
3. Small screw made of titanium (the implant) – help to place the implant in the jawbone.
Dental implants are a permanent solution to replacing missing teeth. They involve a titanium screw surgically implanted in your jaw to support a natural-looking prosthetic tooth.
Compared to other tooth replacement options, dental implants are the most durable, allowing you to eat and speak comfortably. They look, feel, and function like natural teeth and typically last for decades. Dental implants are easy to maintain – all you need to do is brush and floss as usual and get your twice-yearly checkups. Most importantly, dental implants help keep your jawbone healthy and strong – without a natural tooth root or titanium replacement, your jawbone will start to deteriorate, causing further aesthetic and oral health issues.
How is the dental implant procedure performed?
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The first step in the dental implant procedure is a consultation to determine whether you are a good candidate for dental implant surgery. A 3D image of your jaw will show whether you have sufficient bone density to support an implant. If you don’t, you might need bone grafting surgery beforehand.
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If you are a suitable candidate for dental implants, the next step is the surgical placement of the titanium screw. The surgery is invasive but no more so than having a tooth removed, and at most you might experience some swelling or discomfort as the implant site heals.
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Before the next step of the dental implant procedure, the titanium screw must fuse with your jawbone to provide a stable and dependable foundation for the prosthetic tooth. After about three to six months, your dentist will reopen the gums and attach an abutment, which connects the screw to the new tooth. When the procedure is complete, the missing space will be filled, your jawbone will be strengthened, and no one will be able to tell that one of your teeth is actually a replacement.
All-On-4 Dental Implants to Replace Multiple Teeth
Are you missing multiple teeth? If so, the best option is the All-On-4 dental implant. The All-On-4 procedure is an excellent denture alternative to provide a permanent set of replacement teeth. The All-On-4 method is similar to a dental implant, except instead of having a root inserted into the jawbone for each and every tooth you need to replace, you can attach a whole set of teeth to only 4 frames inserted into the jaw. This allows for a minimally invasive procedure that can provide realistic replacement teeth for your whole mouth. Ditch the dentures and avoid the annoyance and embarrassment they can cause. Go with the better alternative with the All-On-4 dental implant procedure from University Dental in San Diego.
University Dental
6324 University Avenue, San Diego
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Really satisfied with the service they provided for my dental implant. They got to work right away, no time wasted.
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Need a dentist? Five stars, baby! This morning I woke up with the most horrific toothache and thought I was going to end up in urgent care. I decided to called Dr Hage’s office and he made time for me within a couple hours. Dr Hage has … More great skills, he’s honest, has all the modern technology, and his whole staff is personable, professional, and always accessible (very important these days). The care you'll get here is excellent I have been a patient here for over 10 years (when Dr Patch was practicing) and Im one lucky girl to have found them. The hygienist is also very helpful, thorough and she remembers everybody! Truly grateful to have found this group of fantastic folks.
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Love Dr. Hage and his wonderful staff. Super happy with my implant, would highly recommend.
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University Dental is a miracles. I had very bad teeth and went to many places, too expensive and they wanted all in advance. Then I found University Dental, went in for consult. The cost was fair and they financed my treatment with no credit … More check. I was able to have my ALL-ON-4 in 2 weeks. I'm very happy, I received the treatment I badly needed and I am making monthly payments I can afford. I can't say how grateful I am, thanks University Dental and Dr Hage for taking good care of me.
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