Implant Dentistry in New York, NY
Replace missing teeth with implants planned and restored by a prosthodontist, from a single tooth to a full arch.
A permanent foundation for replacement teeth
A titanium post in the jawbone where a tooth used to be. Over time it fuses with the bone, then a crown, bridge, or denture is placed on top. One tooth or a full arch. Dr. Min handles both the surgical placement and the final restoration, so one doctor coordinates both phases.
What we offer
Implant Placement / Removal
Implants are placed in the jawbone to support crowns, bridges, or dentures. Failing implants can also be carefully removed and the site prepared for the next step.
Implant Supported Overdenture
A removable denture that snaps onto implants for a more stable, secure fit than traditional dentures.
All-on-X
Full-arch, fixed replacement teeth supported by a small number of implants for a complete smile.
Bone Graft
Bone grafting restores lost jawbone volume so an implant can be placed in a stable, healthy site. It is often recommended after extraction, long-term tooth absence, or when sinus proximity limits available bone in the upper jaw.
Bone grafting as part of implant planning
Without enough bone, an implant cannot anchor properly. Grafting rebuilds the site first. Dr. Min evaluates bone structure as part of every implant plan.
Implant dentistry FAQs
Who places implants at Blue Dental?
Dr. Daniel Min, a prosthodontist with surgical implantology training from Columbia. He handles both placement and the final restoration.
Why would I need a bone graft?
An implant needs enough healthy bone to anchor into. If bone has been lost after an extraction or from long-term tooth absence, grafting rebuilds the site first.
What is All-on-X?
A full-arch set of fixed replacement teeth supported by a small number of implants. It is an alternative to traditional dentures.
How long does the process take?
A single implant typically takes a few months from placement to final crown. Full-arch cases take longer and involve multiple phases.