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Restorative

Dental Implant Restorations

Custom crowns for dental implants. A surgical specialist places the implant, and Dr. Younesi designs and places the tooth you see.

About this service

A dental implant has two parts: the titanium post that sits in the jawbone, and the restoration on top of it, the crown that looks and works like a tooth. Dr. Younesi restores dental implants. She does not place them. When an implant is the right way to replace a missing tooth, we refer you to a surgical specialist, such as an oral surgeon or periodontist, to place the post, and we coordinate with that office from planning through your final crown. Once the implant has integrated with the bone, you come back to us and we design, fit, and place a custom ceramic crown shaded to blend with the teeth around it. Not everyone is a candidate for an implant: bone volume, gum health, smoking, and your medical history all factor in, and some sites need grafting before placement. An implant also needs the same daily care and regular hygiene visits as a natural tooth. We start by evaluating whether an implant is genuinely the right choice for you, and we will say so if it is not.

Dental Implant Restorations is one of the restorative services we provide at our Corona Del Mar dental practice, close to home for patients in Newport Beach, Newport Coast, Balboa Island, Costa Mesa, and Irvine. Dr. Younesi takes the time to listen, evaluate, and explain every option before treatment begins. Learn more about Dr. Younesi or contact our office with any questions.

Benefits

  • A custom ceramic crown shaded to match your natural teeth
  • Restores comfortable chewing once the implant has healed
  • Does not rely on or reshape the neighboring teeth
  • Coordinated with the specialist who places your implant
  • Checked and maintained at your regular hygiene visits

What to expect

  1. 1

    Evaluation & Options

    We examine the site, review your health history, and talk through every way to replace the tooth, including a bridge, so you can decide whether an implant makes sense for you.

  2. 2

    Referral for Placement

    If you choose an implant, we refer you to a surgical specialist who places the implant post and handles any bone grafting the site needs.

  3. 3

    Healing & Integration

    Over the following months the bone fuses to the implant surface, a process called osseointegration. How long that takes depends on the site and on whether grafting was needed.

  4. 4

    Impressions & Design

    Once the implant is ready to restore, we take precise impressions and have your crown made by a dental laboratory to match the shape and shade of your neighboring teeth.

  5. 5

    Final Crown

    We fit the crown, check your bite and contacts, and secure it in place. From then on, the implant is checked at your regular hygiene visits.

Implant Restorations FAQs

Common questions about implant restorations.

Don’t see your question? Call us at (949) 409-9895 and we will get you a clear answer.

Do you place dental implants?
No. Dr. Younesi restores implants, which means she designs and places the crown that attaches to the implant. The implant post itself is placed by a surgical specialist we refer you to, and we coordinate with that office from planning through your final crown.
How long does the whole implant process take?
Many cases take several months from placement to final crown, and longer when a bone graft or sinus lift is needed first. The healing time is set by the specialist based on your site, and we schedule your crown once the implant is ready to restore.
How much does an implant crown cost in Corona Del Mar?
It depends on the restoration your case needs and the materials involved. We give you an itemized estimate for the restorative portion after your evaluation. The specialist who places the implant provides a separate estimate for the surgical phase.
Are dental implants permanent?
They are built to last a long time, but no implant is guaranteed for life. Implants can loosen or fail, and peri-implant disease, which is inflammation of the gum and bone around the implant, affects roughly one in five implant patients within five to ten years. The encouraging part is that it is largely preventable. An implant needs the same daily brushing and flossing as a natural tooth, plus regular hygiene visits so we can catch early inflammation while it is still simple to treat.
Am I a candidate for a dental implant?
Many people are, and the way to know is an evaluation. We look at the amount and quality of bone at the site, the health of your gums, whether you smoke, and your medical history, including conditions and medications that affect healing, and the surgical specialist evaluates the site in detail before placement. Some sites need a bone graft or a sinus lift first, which adds time to the plan. If an implant is not the best option for you, we will tell you and walk through the alternatives.

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Ready to talk about implant restorations?

A consultation is the right place to start. We will listen, evaluate, and give you a clear plan with itemized pricing.