Restorative dentistry · King of Prussia, Greater Philadelphia
Explore dental implants for missing teeth with Dr. David Azizyan at All On Smiles in King of Prussia. Understand whether implant-supported replacement fits your health, your smile and the care you need.
A dental implant is a device placed surgically in the jaw to support a replacement tooth or teeth. The implant provides support below the visible restoration; a crown, bridge or other replacement forms the part you see.
Implant treatment therefore involves more than choosing a replacement tooth. Your plan needs to explain the supporting implant, the restoration and any additional care required.
Assessment considers the jawbone, gums, oral health, medical history and factors that affect healing. Some people need preparatory treatment; others may be better suited to a different replacement approach.
Surgery carries risks, including infection, nerve or tissue injury and failure of the implant to integrate. Discuss benefits, alternatives and your individual risks before deciding. Read the FDA’s patient guide to dental implants.
The foundation matters as much as the replacement tooth. If a tooth needs to be removed or bone support is limited, your plan may include preparatory care. Discuss why it is recommended, the healing involved and the estimate before deciding.
A bone graft uses bone or a substitute material to build up an area that lacks sufficient bone for an implant. The material, healing period and timing of implant placement depend on the site and your health. Ask which stages can be combined and which need time to heal.
How bone grafting supports implant planningAt the back of the upper jaw, the sinus may leave too little bone height for an implant. A sinus lift raises the sinus floor and adds graft material to help develop bone for implant placement. It is considered only when the assessment shows it is needed.
Understand sinus augmentationThe sequence and time needed vary. Clarify who provides each stage and what happens between appointments.
Review the site, dental records, proposed replacement and any care needed before placement.
Implant placement is followed by healing and monitoring. Bone integration and temporary arrangements depend on the individual plan.
The replacement tooth or teeth are fitted as planned, with attention to the bite, cleaning and ongoing review.
A tooth-supported bridge may provide another way to replace a missing tooth. Compare its effect on adjacent teeth with the surgical and healing stages involved in implant care.
When multiple areas need attention, full-mouth rehabilitation can help coordinate the decisions. Request an implant consultation to discuss the options for your situation.
The implant, connecting components and final restoration are different parts of treatment. Imaging, extraction, preparatory procedures or temporary teeth may also affect the total.
Ask for the stages and inclusions to be itemized. Review insurance information and payment questions alongside the clinical plan rather than assuming one advertised fee covers every case.
Dr. David Azizyan’s background includes implant dentistry and rehabilitation planning. Bring your health history and questions about missing teeth, existing restorations and the responsibilities involved in each stage.
Meet Dr. David Azizyan at All On Smiles Cosmetic Dentistry, 700 S Henderson Rd, Suite 306, King of Prussia, PA 19406. Our office hours are Monday–Thursday, 9:00am–5:00pm. Request a consultation or call (484) 283-5388.
Treatment bundles
Explore current implant pricing and the published inclusions. Our team can help you understand how the offer relates to your proposed care.
Starting at$2,999
Price depends on any additional planning or site preparation.
Included with every treatment bundle
Night guard, Smile design wax-up, Comprehensive exam, Full series of X-rays.
Normal cleaning (prophy) is available as an add-on. SRP or FMD may be added if necessary.
Prices marked “Starting at” are starting prices. Review the included treatments and any additional care with our team before deciding.
Ask our team to walk you through the treatment options, what is included, and any additional care to consider.
These tools support selected stages of care. Your dentist will explain which are appropriate for your treatment plan.
Digital impressions that help connect the details of your teeth to the next stage of treatment.
Digital design and manufacturing for restorations planned around your smile and bite.
Turning digital designs into physical models, prototypes and applicable dental restorations.
Diagnostic images that help your dentist assess areas a surface examination cannot show.
A three-dimensional view for selected cases, including assessment and planning for dental implants.
Recording implant positions for selected restorations supported by multiple dental implants.
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Location & hours
Find the office on South Henderson Road. Call with questions about your visit or use the directions link to plan your route.
Clear answers to help you prepare for your consultation.
No. The implant supports the replacement from within the jaw. A crown is the visible restoration that may be attached to an implant or placed over a natural tooth.
No. Suitability depends on oral and general health, bone and tissue conditions, and factors that affect healing. An assessment is needed before a recommendation.
Planning, any preparatory care, placement, healing and restoration all affect timing. Some cases require several months; your clinician should explain the stages for your plan.
Implants are intended as long-term replacements, but success and lifespan vary. Implants or restorations can develop complications and need maintenance, repair or replacement.
Yes, a tooth-supported bridge may be an alternative in some situations. Compare support, neighboring teeth, treatment stages and daily care with your dentist.
IV and general sedation are available through an anesthesia group on scheduled days once or twice a week. Nitrous oxide is also available. Your dentist and anesthesia team will review your needs, suitability, preparation, and scheduling.
Request a consultation to understand your replacement options, treatment stages and individual estimate.
