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Peter K.
Fixed full-arch implants (All-on-4)
The tablet shows Peter before treatment.
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Full-arch dental implants · Brentwood
Get back the things you miss.
Steak. Laughing without covering your mouth. Teeth that stay in at night.
Fixed full-arch implants, planned and placed by Dr. Gabi, a prosthodontist with 25+ years of this work.
Complimentary · About 15 minutes · With your iD Guide
4.9 on Google459 reviewsWhy implants
What fixed teeth give you back.
A fixed full arch is a full set of teeth attached to four to six implants. They stay in. Here is what that means day to day.
Book a complimentary virtual consult- Teeth you chew with
- The teeth are fixed to implants in your jaw. They are built for biting and chewing, and they stay in for meals.
- Nothing to take out
- No adhesive, no glass by the bed, and nothing covering the roof of your mouth.
- Helps keep your jawbone
- After teeth are lost, the bone under them slowly shrinks. Implants give that bone work to do, which helps keep it.
- Designed for your face
- Your new teeth are designed on a computer, and you see the design before anything is made.
- Made for the long term
- Looked after, implants can last for decades. The long-term studies are in the questions further down.
Smile and life stories
Meet Peter, Dorothy and Jordan.
Each of them had full-arch implants with Dr. Gabi. Each tells the story in about a minute.
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Dorothy C.
Fixed full-arch implants (All-on-4)
“I said, Dorothy, get your teeth fixed.”
The tablet shows Dorothy’s smile before treatment.
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Jordan L.
Fixed full-arch implants (All-on-4)
“I used to cover my mouth when I was laughing.”
The tablet shows Jordan’s smile before treatment.
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Actual patients of Primary Integrative Dentistry, photographed after fixed full-arch implant treatment. The tablet each one holds shows the same patient before treatment. Results may not occur for all patients.
4.9 from 459 Google reviews
Read them all on Google →“I have been treated by Dr. Gabi and his team for two years, for everything from cleanings to crowns and implants, with excellent results. As a physician myself, I highly recommend Dr. Gabi and his team for any work, regardless of complexity.”
“I really enjoyed how personable Dr. Gabi is. He genuinely listens and is never rushed. He gave me the most thorough cleaning I have ever had, and his office and staff are lovely.”
“I called for an emergency and Dr. Tzur saw me right away. He was so comforting through the whole experience and completely changed how I feel about going in. I could not recommend a better doctor and team to take care of your smile.”
Reviews from our Google profile, shown as written. Results may not occur for all patients.
Your doctor
Meet Dr. Gabi, the prosthodontist who does your surgery.
Replacing a full arch of teeth is surgery, a new bite and a new set of teeth, and all three have to work together for years. That is what a prosthodontist is trained to do.
People with harder cases come to him for the same reason: very little bone, diabetes, an autoimmune condition, bone-density medication, or implants that failed somewhere else. He will also tell you if implants are not the right call for you.
Prosthodontist
One of the dental specialties recognized by the American Dental Association. It takes three or more years of training after dental school, focused on replacing and rebuilding teeth.
25+ years
Of full-arch work, including All-on-4, All-on-6 and zygomatic implants.
One doctor, start to finish
He plans your case and does the surgery himself. You are not handed from one office to another.
He teaches it
For more than fifteen years he has taught other dentists how to handle complex restorative cases, in the U.S. and abroad.
If you're reading this, you have probably been putting up with your teeth for longer than you wanted to. You chew on one side and think before you smile. You may already have a treatment plan from another office that felt overwhelming.
It is usually simpler than it looks, and you have more say in it than you may have been told. Come in and I'll show you where you stand.
Materials
What your new teeth can be made of.
For a full set of teeth there are three common choices. Dr. Gabi will recommend one for your case.
Acrylic
Acrylic teeth on a gum-colored base. The lightest of the three, and simple to repair or adjust.
Hybrid
Acrylic teeth on a titanium frame. The frame adds strength underneath.
Zirconia
Teeth and base milled from one piece of ceramic. The hardest-wearing of the three.
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What All-on-4 is, and what to expect.
Most people ask about All-on-4 first. This two-minute video explains how it works and what happens on the day of surgery.
Cost
What will this cost me, and can I afford it?
You will have your full price in writing before you agree to anything. We can’t put it on a web page, because it depends on what Dr. Gabi finds when he examines you. What we can show you now is what goes into it and how people pay for it, including after a lender has said no.
Your price
The five things that decide it
Every implant plan is priced on the same five things. Tap each one to see what it means. Yours are filled in after Dr. Gabi has examined you and looked at your scan.
The plan is yours to take home. It says what is included and what is not, and you are under no obligation to go ahead.
Your treatment planTap a line
01How many implants you need
One missing tooth needs one implant. A full arch of teeth usually sits on four to six.
02Whether you need bone grafting
An implant needs enough bone to hold it. If there isn’t enough, bone is added first, and that is an extra step.
03What your new teeth are made from
Acrylic, a hybrid on a titanium frame, or zirconia. Each one looks, wears and costs differently.
04The sedation
Every surgery is done under IV sedation. Lighter or deeper sedation, and how long you are under, change this line.
05Upper jaw, lower jaw, or both
One arch is one set of implants and teeth. Both arches is two.
Your totalin writing, at your consultation
Monthly payments
Haven’t been approved before? We’ve got you covered.
One application. Every lender path.
If one lender turned you down, that was one lender. Here you fill in one application and it goes to several. A no from one of them is not a no from all of them.
- One form, a few minutes, from your phone.
- Seeing your options does not affect your credit score.
- You see every offer side by side and pick the one that fits. Or none of them.
- If no lender says yes, we sit down with you and go through the other ways to pay.
Financing comes from outside lenders and depends on their approval and terms. Lenders we work with include CareCredit, Cherry, Proceed, Alphaeon and Wisetack.
More help with cost
The scholarship and the membership
One every month.
The Primary Scholarship
Some people have had a harder road than others. Every month we award a scholarship toward care for patients who have faced extra hardship.
If that is you, tell us. Applying is private, and it does not change how we treat you.
Primary iD membership
$499a year
$129a quarter
$45a month
One payment for the twelve months.
Four payments. $516 over the twelve months.
Twelve payments. $540 over the twelve months.
When you are getting implants
- A lifetime warranty on your implants
- Included with your membership. You get the terms in writing with your treatment plan.
- A 3D scan (CBCT) of both jaws, every year
- So the plan is built on what the bone looks like.
- The member rate on implant treatment
- Confirmed in writing before anything is scheduled.
- One more cleaning and exam a year than you have now
- To keep implants healthy.
- Unlimited second opinions
- On any treatment plan, from any dentist.
IncludedThe scan, an oral cancer screening, the preventive visit and its exam, a longevity consultation, your Primary iD, second opinions and the lifetime warranty on your implants.
Not includedImplant and other treatment, lab fees and tests. These are billed at the member rate.
Membership is not insurance and does not pay for treatment.
See everything in the membership →Have dental insurance? Most dental plans cover only a small part of implant treatment. We check your benefits and file the claim for you. Medical insurance sometimes helps too.
Is it right for you
Am I a candidate for implants?
Being told you don’t have enough bone is not always the end of it. Dr. Gabi decides after a 3D scan and a look at your health, because how well an implant lasts depends on both.
He asks four things. Your answers can change the plan.
See everything we look at →Does gum disease run in your family?
It is one of the stronger signs of how implants hold up over the years. If it does, we schedule your follow-up visits closer together.
What medications do you take?
Some change how bone heals. If you take one of them, we speak with your physician before we set a date for surgery.
Do you grind your teeth at night?
Grinding puts extra force on implants. If you do, we design your bite for it and make you a night guard.
How is your overall health?
Blood pressure, blood sugar and smoking all affect healing, so we check them before we plan your treatment.
What to expect
What happens, step by step.
This is the process from your first visit to your final teeth. Some people have it done in fewer visits, including same-day teeth. Others need a few months between steps. Dr. Gabi will tell you which applies to you at your consultation.
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Step 01
Your first visit
We take a 3D scan, check your airway, and look at any lab results you bring. Dr. Gabi examines you and goes through your medical history, and you talk about what you want and what worries you. You leave with a written treatment plan the same day. Most people take it home to think it over.
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Step 02
Planning
Your new teeth are designed on a computer, and you see the design before anything is made. You choose the material. We agree on the cost and how you will pay, and set a date for surgery.
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Step 03
Surgery day
You are under IV sedation. Dr. Gabi removes any failing teeth and places the implants using a guide made from your scan. In same-day cases, you go home with temporary teeth. You will be sore for a few days, and we give you a plan for managing it.
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Step 04
Healing
Over the next few months your bone grows around the implants. You eat soft foods at first and come in for check-ups. Your temporary teeth stay in the whole time.
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Step 05
Your final teeth
Once you have healed, the temporary teeth come off and your final teeth go on. We check the fit, the bite and the color, and show you how to look after them.
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Step 06
Ongoing care
You come in twice a year for a cleaning and a check of your implants. Members pay less for these visits and for any repairs later on.
Get started
Start with a complimentary virtual consult.
It is a 15-minute video call with your iD Guide. Ask about your options, what the process involves, or how to pay for it. If cost is the main thing on your mind, start there.
It is not an exam, so it does not replace a visit with Dr. Gabi. We never ask for your Social Security number or your income here.
Prefer the phone? Call us at (310) 564-8990.
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What's going on?
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Where are you with it?
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How are you thinking of paying?
There is no wrong answer. It helps us bring the right options to your call.
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Thank you.
Cesar, your iD Guide, will call you soon from (310) 564-8990 to set a time for your virtual consult.
If you would rather talk now, call us at (310) 564-8990.
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Where are you with it?
Question 2 of 3
Have you applied for financing for dental work before?
A no from one lender is not a no from all of them.
Question 3 of 3
What would help you most?
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Thank you.
Cesar, your iD Guide, will call you soon from (310) 564-8990 to go through your options with you.
If you would rather talk now, call us at (310) 564-8990.
Comparing offices
Seven questions to ask any office.
If you are getting more than one opinion, these are worth asking at each office. Here are our answers.
Already have a treatment plan?
Many of our full-arch patients come to us with a plan from another office. Dr. Gabi will go through it with you and tell you what he agrees with, what he would do differently, and why. Sometimes the first plan is the right one, and he will say so.
FAQ
Common questions.
If yours isn't here, call us at (310) 564-8990.
How much will it cost?
It depends on how many implants you need, whether you need bone grafting, the material you choose, and whether it is one jaw or both. We can't give you an accurate number without examining you. At your consultation you get a written plan with the full cost, and we go through payment options with you.
Will it hurt?
You are under IV sedation for the surgery, so most patients remember very little of it. You will be sore for a few days afterward. The first two days are the hardest, and we check in with you each day. We give you a plan for pain relief that doesn't rely only on opioids.
How long is the recovery?
Most people are back at work within a week. You will eat soft foods for a while, and how long depends on your case. The bone takes a few months to heal around the implants. You have temporary teeth during that time, so you are never without teeth.
What if an implant fails?
Pooled studies put implant survival at about 96% at 10 years (Howe et al., Journal of Dentistry 2019, meta-analysis of 18 studies). At 20 years the best data shows 92% among patients who stayed in the studies, and closer to four in five once drop-outs are counted (Kupka et al., Clinical Oral Investigations 2024, 8 studies, 1,677 implants). Smoking, uncontrolled diabetes and gum disease all lower those odds, which is why we ask about your health before we plan your treatment. If an implant does fail, we replace it under our warranty at no cost to you.
Will I be able to eat normally?
Most patients do. Fixed teeth are attached to the implants, so they don't move the way a denture can. Patients tell us they go back to foods they had been avoiding, like apples, steak and corn on the cob. We ask you not to chew ice or crack nut shells with them.
Is there a warranty?
Yes. The implants carry a 25-year warranty backed by the manufacturer. The teeth attached to them carry a 5-year warranty that covers normal wear and defects. Primary iD members have a lifetime warranty on their implants. You get the terms in writing with your treatment plan.
How long do implants last?
Implants can last for decades when they are looked after. The answer on implant failure has the long-term numbers. The teeth attached to them wear over time and may need replacing after 15 to 20 years. Cleaning them well at home and coming in twice a year makes the biggest difference.
Will insurance cover any of it?
Usually a small part. Most dental plans have a yearly maximum that covers only a fraction of full-arch treatment. We file a claim for everything your plan covers, which sometimes includes extractions and bone grafts. Medical insurance occasionally covers implant work when tooth loss is linked to a medical condition, and we check that for you.
What kind of anesthesia do you use?
Every surgery is done under IV sedation, given by a board-certified anesthesia provider. You can choose light sedation, where you breathe on your own and remember little, or deeper sedation, which is closer to general anesthesia. Most patients choose light.
What if I'm nervous about coming in?
Many of our patients put this off for years because they were afraid. Your first visit is a conversation and a scan. No treatment is done that day, and nobody will pressure you to decide. You are welcome to bring someone with you.
The Things We Miss™
I missed steak.
Restoring more than teeth.
Find out where you stand, from home.
The virtual consult is about 15 minutes with your iD Guide. Already have a treatment plan? Bring it in for a second opinion.