Reviewed by Dr. Yordanka Gonzalez, DMD. Last reviewed: November 13, 2026.
A personalized implant treatment plan from Dr G Dental Studio — designed to look natural, restore function, and give you a smile you're confident in.
A dental implant is a titanium post placed in the jawbone to replace a missing tooth's root. Once it integrates with the bone through osseointegration, it supports a custom crown or an implant-supported bridge — restoring both function and appearance.
We do not accept insurance for dental implants. HSA/FSA cards and financing are accepted. Treatment is done with local anesthesia; we do not offer sedation. Eligibility confirmed after clinical exam.
A fixed, long-term solution built around your bite, bone structure, and smile goals.
Bite, chew, and speak naturally with a restoration that won't slip or shift.
Implants mimic a natural tooth root, helping prevent bone loss over time.
Your crown is custom-matched to the color, shape, and function of surrounding teeth.
Titanium is strong and biocompatible, made for long-term daily use.
From consultation to final crown, here's what to expect.
We evaluate your oral health and use 3D imaging to build your treatment plan.
The titanium post is placed into the jawbone under local anesthesia.
The implant fuses with the bone over several weeks to months.
Your custom crown is placed to complete a natural-looking smile.
We do not accept insurance for dental implants. HSA/FSA cards and financing are accepted. Treatment is done with local anesthesia; we do not offer sedation.
Additional treatment such as extraction, bone grafting, or sinus lift may be recommended based on your clinical exam. Your dentist will review any added costs before treatment begins.
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If a bridge has come loose, feels weak, or has failed, the first step is an exam and 3D CBCT imaging with Dr. Yordanka Gonzalez at our Westchester office, 2500 SW 107th Ave #45. We can often repair an existing bridge. When a tooth-supported bridge is no longer a good option, we prefer an implant-supported bridge, because bridges that rely on natural teeth are weaker. A single implant is $3,000 per tooth. We do not accept insurance for dental implants. HSA/FSA cards and financing are accepted. Treatment is done with local anesthesia; we do not offer sedation.
If you have been missing a tooth for years, it is not automatically too late. Neighboring teeth can shift, and the jawbone in that area can thin over time. Dr. Yordanka Gonzalez will check your gums and bone with an exam and 3D CBCT imaging, then tell you whether a $3,000 implant, or an implant-supported bridge if several teeth are missing, is right for you. Some patients need added treatment before the implant, such as bone grafting or a sinus lift; any extra cost is explained before treatment begins. We do not accept insurance for dental implants. HSA/FSA and financing are accepted.
If your denture feels loose, we can repair an existing denture at our Westchester office. We do not make new dentures, and we do not make implant-held dentures. If you would rather replace missing teeth with a fixed option, we place implant-supported bridges and prefer them over tooth-supported bridges. Implants are $3,000 per tooth. The first step is an exam and CBCT scan with Dr. Yordanka Gonzalez, who will explain what is possible in your case. We do not accept insurance for dental implants. HSA/FSA and financing are accepted.
At Dr G Dental Studio, our advertised single-tooth implant package is $3,000 and includes the implant, healing cap, abutment, and custom crown. Your final estimate depends on your diagnosis and whether additional procedures are clinically necessary.
We do not accept insurance for dental implants, including PPO plans. Plan on the full $3,000 per tooth for the implant, healing cap, abutment, and custom crown. You can pay with HSA or FSA cards, and financing is available through CareCredit, Cherry, Alphaeon Credit, or Sunbit, with lender approval. Dr. Yordanka Gonzalez reviews your plan and total cost before treatment begins.
The timeline varies. After implant placement, healing and integration with the bone (osseointegration) can take several weeks to several months before the abutment and crown are placed.
Implant placement is done with local anesthesia. We do not offer sedation. Mild soreness or swelling afterward is common, and we will give you aftercare instructions.
Possibly. Patients with reduced bone support may be candidates after bone grafting or a sinus lift. A clinical exam and CBCT imaging determine what's appropriate for your case.
A missing tooth can affect chewing, speech, the position of nearby teeth, and jawbone density in that area over time. Our dentist can explain whether an implant or an implant-supported bridge fits your situation. We don't make new dentures, but we repair existing ones.
Dental implants have a high success rate, but they can fail. Causes include infection around the implant (peri-implantitis), smoking, uncontrolled diabetes, grinding, or poor bone healing. Good brushing, flossing and regular checkups lower the risk. Dr. Yordanka Gonzalez checks your bone and health before placing an implant. Implants at Dr G Dental Studio are $3,000. See our full 2026 dental price list.
The implant post is designed to be long-lasting, and many last decades with good care. The crown on top may need replacing after about 10 to 15 years from normal wear. Brushing, flossing, regular cleanings and not smoking help your implant last. Implants at Dr G Dental Studio are $3,000.
No. Implant crowns are made of porcelain or zirconia, and whitening gel does not change their color. If you want whiter teeth, whiten your natural teeth first, then Dr. Yordanka Gonzalez can match the implant crown to your new shade. If an existing crown no longer matches, it can be replaced. Implants are $3,000.
It depends on your teeth, bone and budget. Implants ($3,000) replace a single tooth without touching nearby teeth and are the longest-lasting option. To replace several teeth, we place implant-supported bridges, which we prefer over tooth-supported bridges because those are weaker. We don't make new dentures, but we do repair existing dentures and bridges. Dr. Yordanka Gonzalez will explain each option honestly.
When comparing implant dentists, look at experience, clear pricing, imaging, and patient reviews. Dr G Dental Studio, led by Dr. Yordanka Gonzalez, DMD, offers dental implants for $3,000, has a 4.9-star Google rating from 293 reviews, and works with four financing partners. We do not accept insurance for dental implants, but HSA/FSA cards are accepted. Free PRF is available with select procedures; call to ask.
En español
La colocación del implante se hace con anestesia local. No ofrecemos sedación. Es normal tener molestias o hinchazón después, y le daremos las indicaciones de cuidado. Los implantes cuestan $3,000. Hablamos español.
No. No aceptamos seguros dentales para implantes, incluidos los planes PPO. Aceptamos tarjetas HSA y FSA y ofrecemos cuatro opciones de financiamiento. Los implantes cuestan $3,000 por diente. También colocamos puentes sobre implantes. Llame al (305) 217-6453.
Missing one tooth or several? Let's build a treatment plan around your smile goals.
Answers about extra costs, candidacy, implant lifespan, alternatives and caring for your new tooth.
Sometimes. The $3,000 package covers the implant, healing cap, abutment and custom crown, and CBCT 3D imaging is included free with the procedure. Some patients also need an extraction (simple from $450, surgical $750), bone grafting ($650 per site) or a sinus lift. Your dentist will review any added costs with you before treatment begins, so there are no surprises.
Most healthy adults with a missing tooth can be candidates for an implant. Good candidates have healthy gums and enough jawbone to hold the implant, or can rebuild bone with grafting. Smoking, uncontrolled diabetes and some medications can slow healing, so share your full health history. A clinical exam and CBCT scan will confirm whether an implant is right for you.
With good care, a dental implant can last for many years and often decades. The titanium post fuses with your jawbone, while the crown on top may eventually need replacing from normal wear. Daily brushing and flossing, regular cleanings and not smoking all help your implant last. Your dentist will check the implant and surrounding gums at your routine visits.
For many patients, an implant is the better long-term choice, because it replaces the tooth root and doesn't require reshaping the healthy teeth next to the gap. An implant also helps preserve jawbone in that area. If you're missing several teeth, we place implant-supported bridges, which we prefer over tooth-supported bridges because those are weaker. We can also repair an existing bridge. Your dentist will explain your options.
Sometimes. If the area is free of infection and there's enough healthy bone, an implant can occasionally be placed right after an extraction. More often, the socket heals first, sometimes with a bone graft, and the implant is placed a few months later. Your dentist will decide based on your exam and 3D CBCT imaging.
Yes. We place implant-supported bridges to replace several missing teeth, and we prefer them over tooth-supported bridges, which are weaker. Implants are $3,000 per tooth. We don't make implant-held or new dentures. Your dentist will confirm your plan and price after your consultation and CBCT scan.
Yes, and many patients spread the $3,000 implant package into monthly payments. Apply with one of our four lending partners (Cherry, CareCredit, Alphaeon Credit or Sunbit), then use our payment calculator to compare promotional terms. Each lender handles approval and sets its own terms. We do not accept insurance for dental implants, but you can also pay with HSA or FSA cards.
Care for an implant much like a natural tooth: brush twice a day, clean between teeth daily with floss or a water flosser, and keep your regular cleanings and checkups. Although the implant can't get cavities, the gums around it can become inflamed if plaque builds up. Avoid chewing ice or very hard objects, and let your dentist know if your bite ever feels different.
