An implant specialist focuses on placing implants, while a general dentist provides routine care. Oral surgeons, however, have the highest level of surgical training, making them the most qualified for implant procedures. For secure, long-lasting results, choosing an experienced oral surgeon offers the greatest peace of mind.

If you’re missing one or more teeth and want a replacement that looks, feels, and functions like a natural tooth, dental implants may be a great fit. A dental implant is a small titanium post placed in the jawbone, where it fuses with the bone and supports a custom crown, bridge, or denture for a secure, long-lasting result.

Your specialist will evaluate your gums, jawbone, and overall oral health to confirm you’re a good candidate. The process typically takes several months from consultation to final restoration to allow proper healing at each step.

Our Englewood Cliffs office is just minutes from the George Washington Bridge and Fort Lee, offering convenient access to expert oral surgery and implant care for patients from both New Jersey and New York.

Commitment and consistency are key. From your initial evaluation to healing, the process spans several months. Excellent oral hygiene and adherence to post-operative care are vital for ensuring the implant integrates properly and remains stable long-term. Your implantologist will guide and support you throughout every step.

On average, the dental implant process at our Englewood Cliffs office takes several months—from consultation and imaging to implant placement and final restoration. Healing between steps is essential for long-term success, and your provider will share a personalized timeline and milestones to guide you through each stage. Choosing a conveniently located office is practical, since implants often require multiple visits. Our office is just minutes from the George Washington Bridge and Fort Lee, making it easy for patients from New Jersey and New York to access expert care.

Absolutely! We follow all of the American Dental Association (www.ada.org) and OSHA guidelines.

Original Medicare Part A (Hospital insurance) and Part B (Medical insurance) don’t offer any coverage for dental implants. However, if health concerns occur after a dental implant procedure, Original Medicare may help cover some of those costs. Please refer to your insurance or go to (www.medicare.gov) for more info.

Most Medicare or Medicaid do not cover the implants, in general, Medicaid coverage for dental implants is limited and typically reserved for specific cases where the implants are deemed medically necessary.

We accept all PPO plans. If you have any questions regarding coverage, please call our office. Flexible fee payment plans are also available.

• Fees are determined on a case-by-case basis
• After the initial examination, the doctor will outline the preliminary treatment plan and fees
• All major dental insurance accepted (payment processing depends on insurance carrier)
• Payments can be made in full or spread out over the life of the treatment period
• Payments can be made in Cash, Check or Credit Cards ​