Dental Implants in White Plains, NY

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A Permanent, Natural-Looking Solution for Missing Teeth Right Here in Our Office.

If you’re missing one tooth or several, you deserve a dentist in White Plains who can walk you through every stage of treatment without passing you between outside specialists. At Dental Group of Westchester, our in-house team of general, cosmetic, and specialty dentists plans and places dental implants using 3D CBCT imaging and digital treatment planning, so every implant is positioned with precision from your very first consultation through your final crown. 

Whether you’re searching for a specialist who can place dental implants after losing a tooth to decay, injury, or gum disease, or you’re comparing options for a full mouth restoration, we’re the White Plains dental implant team patients throughout Westchester County trust. Call or text us now at (914) 683-5203 to book an appointment with our best implant dentist in White Plains, Dr. Simon Roytberg.

What Are Dental Implants?

Dental implants are the closest thing dentistry has to a natural tooth replacement. Unlike removable dentures or a traditional bridge, an implant replaces the entire tooth, root included, so it looks, feels, and functions the way your original tooth did.

Each implant is made of three parts:

  • Implant Post: A small titanium (or zirconia) post placed in the jawbone, where it fuses with bone over time through a process called osseointegration. This post takes over the job your natural tooth root used to do: anchoring the tooth and preserving the bone underneath it.

  • Abutment: A small connector piece attached to the implant post, linking it to your visible crown.

  • Crown: A custom-shaded, custom-shaped crown that sits on top of the abutment and is the only part of the implant you (or anyone else) will actually see.

Implants can replace a single tooth, several teeth in a row, or, when anchored to a full-arch restoration, an entire upper or lower arch.

Diagram of the three parts of a dental implant - post, abutment, and crown
Diagram of the three parts of a dental implant - post, abutment, and crown

Types of Dental Implants We Offer

Not every patient needs the same solution, and part of your consultation is figuring out which of these fits your case, your budget, and your timeline:

  • Single Tooth Implants: One implant post and crown, used to replace one missing tooth without touching the healthy teeth next to it.
  • Multiple Tooth/Implant-Supported Bridges: Two or more implants anchor a bridge, replacing several missing teeth in a row without the bulk of a partial denture.
  • Full Mouth Dental Implants (Implant-Supported Full Arch): For patients missing most or all of their teeth in an arch, a set of implants can support a fixed, non-removable full-arch restoration. If you’re exploring full-arch options, our TeethXpress page goes in depth on our same-day, fixed full-arch system.
  • Implant-Supported Dentures: A removable option that snaps onto implants for far more stability and chewing power than traditional dentures, without embarrassing slippage.

Dental Implants Can Replace A Single Tooth or A Whole Arch

Watch these short videos to learn how dental implants can restore your smile.

Single Implant
Ball Attachment with Two Implants

The Dental Implant Process, Step by Step

Modern implantology has changed a lot in recent years, and our process reflects it:

  1. Consultation & 3D imaging: We use a CBCT scanner and digital X-rays to map your jawbone, sinuses, and nerve pathways in three dimensions before we ever pick up a drill. This is also when we discuss whether you’ll need preparatory work like a bone graft or sinus lift.
  2. Digital Treatment Planning: Your implant position, angle, and depth are planned virtually first, which is what allows for the level of precision patients notice in both comfort and outcome.
  3. Implant Placement: The titanium or zirconia post is placed in the jawbone under local anesthesia (or sedation, for anxious patients).
  4. Healing/Osseointegration: Over the following weeks, the implant post fuses with your jawbone. Depending on your case, some patients qualify for a same-day provisional tooth during this stage, so you’re never without a tooth in a visible spot.
  5. Abutment and Crown Placement: Once healing is complete, we attach the abutment and place your final, custom-shaded crown.

Because Dental Group of Westchester is a multi-specialty practice, the surgical, restorative, and (when needed) periodontal or endodontic steps of this process can all happen under one roof—no referrals to an outside oral surgeon required.

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Why Our Patients Choose Dental Implants

More Secure

A full-arch permanent restoration like TeethXpress can attach to implants for stability that eliminates the slipping and chafing common with traditional dentures.

Looks and Feels Natural

Custom-shaded crowns are built to blend in with your smile—most people won’t be able to tell which tooth is the implant.

Preserves Your Jawbone

When a tooth is lost, the bone beneath it starts to break down. An implant post preserves that bone and helps keep neighboring teeth stable.

Built to Last

With proper hygiene and regular checkups, implant restorations can last 15 to 25+ years—often decades longer than a bridge or partial denture.

Supports Facial Structure

Because implants preserve bone volume, they also help maintain the facial support that bone loss can otherwise compromise, which is part of why so many patients say they look and feel years younger after treatment.

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How Much Do Dental Implants Cost in White Plains, NY?

The cost of dental implants is one of the first questions almost every patient asks us, so we’d rather answer it directly than make you dig for it.

Nationally, a single tooth implant (post, abutment, and crown together) typically runs $3,000 to $6,000, and full mouth dental implants generally range from $14,000 to $36,000+ per arch, depending on the number of implants, the materials used, and whether preparatory procedures like a bone graft or sinus lift are needed. Where your case falls in that range depends on factors we can only assess in person—bone density, how many teeth you’re replacing, and the type of restoration you choose.

A few things that can affect your total cost:

  • Number of implants needed
  • Whether a bone graft or sinus lift is required first
  • Implant-supported crown, bridge, or full-arch restoration
  • Material selection (titanium vs. zirconia)

The good news: dental implants often cost less over a lifetime than a bridge or denture, since they typically don’t need the periodic repairs or replacements those options do. Many dental insurance plans cover part of the procedure, and we also offer financing options for patients paying out of pocket. We’ll walk you through an exact, itemized estimate at your consultation—no surprise costs.

Am I a Candidate for Dental Implants?

Most adults with one or more missing teeth are candidates for dental implants, but a few factors matter:

  • Age: Implants are most predictable for adults whose jawbone is fully developed.
  • Bone Density: If you don’t have enough bone to support an implant, a bone graft (or, for upper back teeth, a sinus lift) can rebuild that foundation before placement.
  • Overall Health: Certain health conditions or habits, like smoking, can affect healing and implant success, so we’ll review your health history at your consultation.
  • Gum Health: Active gum disease needs to be treated before implant placement to protect your investment long-term.

The only way to know for certain is a consultation with our team, where we’ll use your CBCT scan to give you a real answer, not a guess.

Dental Group of Westchester receptionist talking on the phone
Dental Group of Westchester receptionist talking on the phone

Is the Dental Implant Procedure Painful?

You’ll be anesthetized during the procedure itself, so you shouldn’t feel pain while it’s happening. Most patients manage any post-operative soreness with over-the-counter pain medication and are back to their normal routine the next day.

If dental anxiety is what’s holding you back, we also offer sedation dentistry to help you relax through treatment. You can also read the truth about dental implants on our blog, where we address the most common concerns patients bring to their first appointment.

Why Choose Dental Group of Westchester for Implants?

Surgical expertise and advanced cosmetic training make us the standout choice!

A Dental Group of Westchester dentist conferring with a patient.

As a multi-specialty dental office, we have more than one dental implant in Google’s rankings to prove it. We have a full team of specialists under one roof:

  • A true team of specialists. In addition to general, cosmetic, and restorative dentistry, our practice includes dedicated experts in periodontics, endodontics, and oral surgery—the disciplines most implant cases eventually touch.

  • Technology that matches the treatment. CBCT scanning, digital X-rays, an intraoral camera, and cavity-detection technology let our team plan and monitor implant cases with a level of precision that reflects where implant dentistry is heading in 2026.

  • More than 25 years in White Plains. We’ve built our office around what local patients actually want: a relaxed environment with TVs, Netflix, and Beats headphones to make appointments easier to sit through.

This is, by far, the best dental facility I have ever been to. They went above and beyond to make sure that I was comfortable during the procedures and also when it came to financing options. I love the staff and the environment. Dental Group of Westchester you rock! You guys helped me rebuild my confidence to smile and I haven’t had that in a very long time.
- Sierra H. (5-Star Google Review)

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Missing Teeth? Missing Confidence? Dental Implants Are the Answer!

Call or contact us today to discuss how dental implants can restore your smile and confidence!

Ready to restore your smile, regain your chewing power, and protect your long-term oral health? Whether you are looking to replace a single missing tooth or explore full-mouth restoration, our experienced multi-specialty team is here to guide you through every step of the dental implant process in a comfortable, state-of-the-art environment. 

Call or text our White Plains dental office today at (914) 683-5203, or contact us online to schedule your comprehensive dental implant consultation. We proudly serve patients from across Westchester County—including Scarsdale, Hartsdale, Yonkers, and Rye—as well as the Bronx and greater New York City.

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