All-on-4 Dental Implants in McLean, VA
How Are All-on-4 Dental Implants Different from Traditional Implants?
Trust Your Smile to a Leader in the Field
Dr. Daniel Han received his doctorate of dental medicine degree from the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine, one of the top five dental schools in the country. His passion for dentistry led him to pursue dual postdoctoral certification in Periodontics / Implantology and Periodontal Prosthesis (Advanced Restorative, Cosmetic Dentistry) from the same institution, graduating as the top resident of the year.
Dr. Han's masterful combination of restorative and cosmetic dentistry makes him one of the nation's leading providers of beautiful, functional results with dental implants. Patients travel from throughout the world to receive truly exceptional dental care from Dr. Han.
To request an All-on-4 dental implant consultation, contact our McLean, VA, dental office online or call:
(703) 356-7001
Providing Advanced Tooth Replacement Solutions From Our Dental Office in McLean
"I recently had implant surgery with Dr. Han... His work is technically perfect. He takes the time to clearly explain everything he is doing, and answers any questions you may have." Robert Summers
Candidacy for All-on-4 Implants
Degree of Tooth Loss
Candidates for All-on-4 implant treatment require a full-arch restoration to replace each and every tooth on the top dental arch, lower dental arch, or both. If you are missing just one tooth or a few teeth, Dr. Han can consult with you to find a proper restorative dental solution, such as an implant-supported crown or an implant-supported bridge.
Jawbone Atrophy
Because a certain amount of healthy jawbone tissue is necessary for traditional implant treatment, many candidates who have suffered jawbone atrophy may not qualify without preparatory bone grafting surgery. Candidates with low jawbone density who are unwilling or unable to receive bone grafting may still qualify for treatment with All-on-4 dental implants. However, it is important to understand that your All-on-4 implants will require a certain amount of bone density. During your consultation, Dr. Han can determine if you qualify.
Good Overall Health
Certain autoimmune diseases, including uncontrolled diabetes, can raise the risk of dental implant failure. However, patients with controlled diabetes may make good candidates for dental implants, including All-on-4 dental implants. If you smoke or use other tobacco products, you will need to break the habit before you can undergo All-on-4 implant treatment.
The All-on-4 Process
The Cost of All-on-4 Treatment
Because every patient is different, the final cost of treatment with All-on-4 implants can vary. Factors that can affect cost include whether you received preparatory treatments or sedation. Some dental insurance providers help to cover at least part of the cost of implant-supported dentures, but the implants themselves are not covered by basic insurance. Patients should consult with their provider for plan details. We accept all PPO plans.
Our McLean dentists believe that dental implant treatment should be attainable for all patients. We work with CareCredit, a third-party lender that provides low- or no-interest monthly plans to help you manage payment. Some patients may also qualify for in-house financing—if you make a 50% down payment on your treatment, the other half can be financed interest-free.
An Expedited Implant Treatment Providing the Same Life-Changing Benefits as Traditional Implants
Many McLean patients choose to receive All-on-4 implants because they provide the same valuable benefits as traditional implants, including:
Improved Appearance and Function
All-on-4 dental implants support a lifelike permanent denture that looks and functions just like natural teeth, so you can have complete confidence in the strength and appearance of your smile at all times of the day.
Retain Jawbone Tissue
Missing just one tooth or multiple teeth will cause the underlying jawbone to deteriorate over time. This can lead to frequently uncomfortable dentures and put you at risk of losing even more teeth. Implants fuse with the jawbone to provide the stimulation needed to stop jawbone atrophy after tooth loss.
Prevent a Sunken Look
Jawbone atrophy can contribute to a sunken facial appearance, which can make you look older than you really are. Dental implants are the only treatment that can stimulate the jawbone and help preserve the natural shape of your face after losing your natural teeth.
A Longer-Lasting Denture
Removable dentures typically last for five to 10 years before they need to be replaced. A permanent denture supported by All-on-4 implants can retain its full function and a beautiful appearance for at least 10 years on average, and the implants themselves can last for several decades.
A McLean Dentist Who Delivers Stunning Results
I am myself a dentist and finding Dr. Han for my own treatment was a blessing. He and his staff were nothing short of amazing. Dr. Han is very detail oriented and was extremely patient with me and my expectations. He went above and beyond to make sure I was satisfied with my treatment results. He is a periodontist and prosthodontist which is the best of two worlds when it comes to analyzing and treating the entire range of implant therapy from individual tooth replacement to complex full mouth reconstruction. Look no further Dr. Han is the best.
View on GoogleI recently had implant surgery with Dr. Han and I couldn't be happier with the experience. Dr. Han is very thorough and takes the time to explain everything that will be done, before and during the procedure. He showed me several pictures of the procedure, made sure I understood all the steps, and answered all my questions. His office staff is also very responsive and friendly. I was very confident that I was in the best hands! This is an outstanding practice!
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