Full Mouth Restoration in Beverly Hills, CA
At Confidental Beverly Hills, implant restoration covers two distinct patient situations that are both very common. The first is patients who have implant posts already in place and need the visible crown, bridge, or denture placed on top to complete treatment. The second is patients with existing implant restorations that are failing, loose, broken, infected, or simply no longer aesthetically appropriate, who need repair, revision, or replacement.
Led by Dr. Liyan Massaband, DMD MPH, our Beverly Hills implant restoration practice works with implant systems from any manufacturer, restores single implant crowns through full-arch prostheses, and treats implant complications including loose implants, broken components, and peri-implantitis. If your implant does not feel, look, or function the way it should, a consultation at Confidental Beverly Hills gives you an honest assessment and a clear path forward.
What Is Full Mouth Restoration?
Implant restoration at Confidental Beverly Hills addresses two distinct clinical situations. Understanding which applies to you helps clarify what your treatment will involve.
Completing an Existing Implant Post
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Repairing or Replacing a Failing Restoration
You have an existing implant restoration (crown, bridge, or denture) that is now causing problems. This includes loose or cracked crowns on implants, implant components that have fractured, restorations that no longer fit properly as the gum tissue has changed, unaesthetic old restorations that need updating, or implants with signs of infection or bone loss around the site. We evaluate each situation individually and recommend the most conservative effective solution.
Types of Implant Restoration at Confidental Beverly Hills
Implant restoration encompasses a wide range of prosthetic solutions depending on how many teeth are missing, what type of implant system is in place, and what the patient’s functional and aesthetic goals are.
SINGLE CROWN
Implant Crown Restoration
A custom porcelain, ceramic, or zirconia crown placed on a single implant post. The crown is the visible tooth portion that you see, use, and clean. Custom-fabricated to match the color, shape, and size of surrounding natural teeth. The most common implant restoration we perform at Confidental Beverly Hills. Also available as same-day chairside CEREC fabrication for qualifying cases. Internal link: Dental Crowns.
BRIDGE ON IMPLANTS
Implant-Supported Bridge
When multiple adjacent teeth are missing, an implant-supported bridge uses two or more implant posts to support a fixed prosthetic span. Unlike a traditional bridge that requires grinding healthy adjacent teeth, an implant bridge is self-contained, does not rely on natural teeth for support, and preserves the jawbone in the gap. Implant bridges in Beverly Hills at Confidental are fabricated using high-strength ceramic or zirconia for maximum aesthetics and durability.
FULL ARCH
Full Arch Implant Restoration
Full arch restoration places a fixed prosthetic arch of teeth on four to six implants per jaw. This is the final step in an All-On-4 or All-On-6 treatment sequence, replacing the temporary arch worn during osseointegration with a precision-fabricated permanent prosthesis. Full arch restorations at Confidental Beverly Hills are designed using digital planning software to ensure ideal bite balance and a natural aesthetic result across the complete arch. See our dedicated All-On-4 page for full process details.
OVERDENTURE
Implant-Supported Overdenture and Teeth Over Implants
An overdenture, sometimes called teeth over implants, snaps onto two to four implant posts per arch. Unlike a conventional denture that rests on the gums and relies on suction or adhesive, an overdenture is anchored by implants and is dramatically more stable during eating and speaking. The overdenture is still removable for daily cleaning but stays securely in place during all normal activities. This solution offers significant improvement in quality of life compared to conventional dentures at a lower cost than a fully fixed prosthesis.
PFM
PFM and Provisional Restorations on Implants
ABUTMENT
Custom Implant Abutments
The abutment is the connector component between the implant post and the crown or bridge. Stock abutments come in standardized shapes and sizes. Custom abutments are individually designed using digital scanning to follow the exact contour of the gum tissue around each specific implant, producing a more natural emergence profile and a better soft tissue result. At Confidental Beverly Hills, custom CAD/CAM abutments are used for all visible implant restorations where the aesthetic result matters.
The Implant Restoration Process at Confidental Beverly Hills
Evaluation and Digital Imaging
Your first appointment begins with a thorough clinical examination of the implant, the surrounding gum tissue, and the existing restoration if one is present. Digital X-rays confirm the health of the bone around the implant post and the position of the implant components. For complex revision cases, a CBCT scan provides three-dimensional information. Dr. Massaband explains exactly what she finds and what she recommends before any treatment is planned.
Implant System Identification and Component Selection
If you are completing an implant placed elsewhere, we identify the implant system, confirm the connection type and diameter, and source the appropriate abutment. For cases requiring a custom abutment, a digital scan captures the precise geometry of the gum tissue emergence profile. For standard stock components, these are identified from radiographic and clinical assessment and ordered before your fabrication appointment.
Impressions and Restoration Fabrication
Digital impressions of the abutment, the bite, and the surrounding teeth are taken using a chairside intraoral scanner. These are sent to our dental laboratory or, for CEREC same-day cases, processed on our chairside milling system. Laboratory-fabricated restorations typically take one to two weeks. During this period, a provisional restoration may be placed to maintain function and appearance.
Try-In, Adjustment, and Final Cementation
When your permanent restoration is ready, it is tried in place to evaluate shade, fit, and occlusal contact before permanent placement. Minor adjustments are made chairside as needed. The restoration is then cemented or screw-retained onto the implant with the torque force specified for that implant system. Excess cement is carefully removed from around the implant margin to prevent peri-implant inflammation. Bite is re-checked after placement.
Maintenance Planning
You receive clear guidance on cleaning and maintaining your implant restoration, including which cleaning aids are appropriate for your specific prosthesis type (floss threader, water flosser, interdental brush). A maintenance schedule is established with professional implant cleaning appointments at intervals based on your gum health and implant risk factors. Consistent maintenance is the single most important factor in long-term implant restoration success.
Implant Restoration Cost in Beverly Hills
The cost of implant restoration varies based on the type of restoration, the number of implants being restored, whether component replacement is needed, and the material used for the final prosthesis. Here are typical starting ranges for implant restoration services at Confidental Beverly Hills.
| Restoration Type | Typical Starting Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Single Implant Crown (all-ceramic or zirconia) | From $1,500 | Includes custom abutment and crown |
| Single Implant Crown (PFM) | From $1,100 | Metal-ceramic. More economical alternative |
| Implant-Supported Bridge (3 units) | From $3,500 | Two implants supporting three-unit bridge |
| Full Arch Implant Restoration | From $8,000 per arch | Final prosthesis on existing All-On-4/6 posts |
| Overdenture on Implants | From $4,000 per arch | Includes new overdenture with implant attachments |
| Crown Recementation | From $200 | When existing crown is intact and components undamaged |
| Abutment Screw Retightening | From $150 | For loose crowns caused by screw loosening |
| Implant Repair Assessment | From $150 | Examination, X-rays, and treatment recommendation |
Many dental insurance plans cover implant crowns under the crown benefit when the restoration is medically necessary. Coverage typically ranges from 50 to 80 percent of the crown cost up to the annual maximum. Insurance eligibility is reviewed at your consultation and confirmed before any treatment is scheduled. Flexible financing is available for all restoration plans.
Why Beverly Hills Patients Choose Confidental for Implant Restoration
Any Implant System
We restore implants from all major manufacturers. You do not need to return to the original placing dentist for your crown or repair. Bring any records you have and we handle the rest.
Diagnosis Before Treatment
Natural-Looking Results
Custom abutments, precise shade matching, and digital planning produce crowns and bridges that blend seamlessly with surrounding natural teeth rather than looking obviously artificial.
Same-Day Urgent Assessment
Full Implant Care Coordination
If a restoration problem leads to discovery of peri-implantitis, bone loss, or structural implant failure, all further care including laser treatment, bone regeneration, and revised implant placement is available in-house.
Transparent Pricing
A complete itemized cost estimate is provided before any treatment is committed to. No post-treatment billing surprises, no unplanned add-ons.
Your Beverly Hills Implant Restoration Specialist
Dr. Liyan Massaband | Confidental Beverly hills
Dr. Massaband is a California board-certified dentist with specialty training in implant and aesthetic dentistry. She holds a Doctor of Dental Medicine from Midwestern University and a Master of Public Health from the University of Southern California. With over 1,000 successful implant procedures across more than 15 years of practice in Beverly Hills, she brings deep clinical experience to both new implant restorations and complex implant repair cases.
Patients who come to her with failing or poorly placed implant restorations from other practices consistently describe the consultation as the first time they received a clear, honest explanation of what is actually going on and what their options genuinely are. That directness and transparency drives the long-term trust that her patient reviews consistently reflect.
Patient Stories
Real experiences shared by patients reflect comfort, trust, and positive outcomes built over time through consistent care and open conversations with our dental team.
Why people love Confidental Beverly hills
Patients often mention how clearly things are explained, how gently visits are handled, and how supported they feel before and after appointments. Many reviews highlight feeling heard, not rushed, and genuinely cared for.
Implant Restoration Near You in Beverly Hills
Confidental Beverly Hills, 9615 Brighton Way, Suite 222, Beverly Hills, CA 90210. Monday to Thursday 9 AM to 5 PM | Friday 9 AM to 4 PM.
Book online or call (310) 858-9212.
Implant Restoration FAQs: People Also Ask
Which dentists restore existing dental implants with crowns or bridges in Beverly Hills?
Confidental Beverly Hills restores dental implants from any manufacturer using compatible components. Dr. Liyan Massaband places crowns, bridges, overdentures, and full-arch prostheses on existing implant posts regardless of where the posts were originally placed. Call (310) 858-9212 or book online at 9615 Brighton Way, Suite 222, Beverly Hills, CA 90210.
Can you restore an implant placed by another dentist?
Yes. Confidental Beverly Hills routinely restores implants placed at other practices, including out-of-state and international placements. We identify the implant system using radiographic and clinical assessment, source compatible abutment components, and fabricate a custom crown or bridge for that specific implant. Bring any records, X-rays, or documentation you have from your original placing dentist, but we can proceed even without records in most cases.
What do I do if my implant crown feels loose?
Call Confidental Beverly Hills at (310) 858-9212 as soon as possible. A loose crown on an implant needs prompt evaluation because continued use can damage the crown, the abutment, and in some cases the implant post itself. In many cases, a loose crown is due to abutment screw loosening and can be resolved quickly without fabricating a new crown. Do not try to remove or recement the crown yourself.
How much does an implant crown cost in Beverly Hills?
A single implant crown in Beverly Hills at Confidental starts from approximately $1,500 for an all-ceramic or zirconia restoration including the custom abutment. PFM crowns start from approximately $1,100. Most dental insurance plans cover implant crowns under the crown benefit at 50 to 80 percent up to the annual maximum. A precise, itemized quote is provided at your consultation before any treatment is scheduled.
What is peri-implantitis and can it be treated?
Peri-implantitis is an infection of the tissue and bone around a dental implant caused by bacterial accumulation at the implant surface. Early peri-implantitis is treated with professional cleaning and laser decontamination without surgery. Advanced cases with significant bone loss require surgical access and bone regeneration procedures. Prompt treatment when symptoms first appear gives the best chance of saving the implant. Confidental Beverly Hills treats peri-implantitis using laser gum therapy including the LAPIP protocol.
How long does implant restoration take?
A single implant crown restoration typically takes two appointments over one to two weeks. The first appointment involves abutment placement and impressions. The second appointment, once the laboratory crown is ready, takes 20 to 30 minutes for final fitting and cementation. Same-day CEREC crowns on implants can be completed in a single appointment of approximately two to three hours for suitable cases. Complex revision cases involving implant repair or component replacement may take longer depending on what is discovered at the evaluation.