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Vallejo Dental Implants, Planned to Last

Replace one tooth or a full arch with implants planned and placed by Dr. Kataria in Vallejo.

Written by the Vallejo Family Dentistry team. Medically reviewed by Dr. Priyanka Kataria, DDS. Last reviewed: September 2026.

Your First Step to a Healthier Smile

$199 New Patient Special

Open to every new patient, with or without insurance. Our $199 new patient special makes it easy to get started with compassionate, judgment-free care.

What’s included:
Gentle cleaning · Comprehensive exam · Digital x-rays · iTero® 3D scan

Need a deep cleaning? We’ll credit part of this fee toward your treatment.

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Missing a tooth, or losing faith in a denture?

Maybe one tooth came out years ago and you’ve been chewing on the other side ever since, or your denture moves when you talk. You might just want to know your options before anyone asks you to commit.

A dental implant is a small titanium post placed in the jawbone to replace a missing tooth root. Once it heals, it supports a crown, a bridge, or a full set of teeth that stay put. Vallejo dental implants from our office are planned on a 3D CBCT scan and placed with a printed surgical guide, so the position is decided before surgery, not during it.

Implant treatments we offer

Which option fits comes down to how many teeth are missing and how much bone there is to work with.

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Single dental implants
One implant, one custom abutment, one crown. Nothing happens to the healthy teeth on either side, which is what a traditional bridge would require.
Vallejo Family Dentistry full and partial denture solutions for tooth replacement in Vallejo, CA
Full arch restorations
A full arch restoration replaces every tooth in the upper or lower jaw with a fixed bridge on four to six implants. It doesn’t come out at night. We design the final teeth first, then place the implants where those teeth need support.
Vallejo Family Dentistry dentist demonstrating with a dental teeth model in Vallejo, CA
Implant-supported dentures
If you already wear a denture, two or more implants can anchor it so it snaps into place and stops slipping. You still take it out to clean it.
Vallejo Family Dentistry safe tooth extraction and wisdom tooth removal service in Vallejo, CA
Bone grafting and extractions
Not everyone has enough bone for an implant on day one. We offer socket preservation at the time of extraction, guided bone regeneration, and sinus lifts, with synthetic, bovine, or donor grafting material.

What happens, from consultation to final crown

Implant treatment usually takes three to six months, and most of that is healing time at home.
  • Consultation: A CBCT scan, an iTero 3D scan, and an exam show us bone volume, nerve position, and bite.
  • Digital planning: We design the final tooth first, position the implant on the scan to support it, and print a surgical guide from that plan.
  • Placement: Guided surgery under local anesthetic, with free nitrous oxide if you’d like it.
  • Healing: The implant fuses with the bone over three to six months. A temporary can fill the gap for a front tooth, and you keep up your regular hygiene visits.
  • Final restoration: Your abutment and crown, bridge, or arch are fitted, and we check and adjust the bite before you leave.
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Costs & Coverage

The cost of a dental implant depends on how many implants you need, whether bone grafting comes first, and what sits on top: a single crown, a bridge, or a full arch.

We don’t quote a number before we’ve seen your scan, because a case that needs a sinus lift costs more than one that doesn’t. After your consultation you’ll know the full cost. No surprise bills.

We’re out of network with every dental plan, and we still use your benefits. We check your coverage, file the claim, and tell you what your plan will reimburse before you begin.

  • Monthly payments: CareCredit, Cherry, and Sunbit spread implant treatment over monthly payments instead of one lump sum.
  • Dental Savings Plan: Our in-house plan starts at $35 a month and takes 10% off treatment, with no waiting periods, deductibles, or yearly maximums.
  • Phased treatment: We can sequence grafting, placement, and the final restoration so payments follow the timeline.

Dental Care Without Stress or Judgment

We’re proud of the long-lasting results and the happy smiles that tell our story best.

Frequently asked questions

  • How much do dental implants cost in Vallejo?
    It depends on the number of implants, any grafting, and the type of restoration, so we give you a full price after your CBCT scan and exam, not before. CareCredit, Cherry, and Sunbit monthly plans are available, and our $35-a-month savings plan takes 10% off treatment.
  • Am I a candidate for dental implants?
    Most healthy adults with healthy gums are candidates. Bone loss doesn’t rule you out; it may mean grafting first. Smoking, uncontrolled diabetes, and some medications can slow healing, so we’ll ask about them. Your CBCT scan gives the real answer.
  • How long does the implant process take?
    Plan on three to six months from placement to final crown, most of it healing at home while the implant fuses with the bone. An extraction or bone graft first adds a few months. Vallejo dental implants placed with a surgical guide follow a plan set at your first visit, so you’ll know your timeline early.
  • Does dental insurance cover implants?
    Many PPO plans cover part of implant treatment, often the crown or the extraction, up to the plan’s yearly maximum. We’re out of network with every plan and still file your claims and tell you what your plan will reimburse before you decide.
  • Does implant surgery hurt, and what’s recovery like?
    We place the implant under local anesthetic, with free nitrous oxide if you’re nervous. Guided surgery is precise and brief, so most people describe a few days of mild soreness managed with over-the-counter pain relief and soft foods. Many return to work the next day.