Dental Implants
A titanium implant replaces the root of a missing tooth and supports a natural-looking crown. Every Molly implant is planned on a 3D CBCT scan.
From $3,900
Dental implants
A fixed tooth, rooted in bone
An implant replaces the root of a missing tooth, so the new tooth is anchored in your jaw instead of on its neighbors. Every case is planned on a 3D CBCT scan, and your first consultation and scan are complimentary.
Your options
Implants, bridges or dentures?
Each has a place. At your consultation, your surgeon walks through which suit your mouth, your health and your budget.
Dental implant
Replaces the root and the tooth without touching the teeth beside it, and helps keep the bone in place. Takes a few months to heal; costs more upfront.
Bridge
A false tooth held by crowns on the teeth either side, which are reshaped. Done in a few weeks, but the bone under the gap keeps shrinking.
Removable denture
The lowest upfront cost and no surgery. It can move when you eat or speak, and needs relining as the bone changes.
Full-arch implants
Four to six implants hold a full set of teeth, fixed or snap-in. For people who have lost, or are losing, most of their teeth.
Implant care
Single teeth to full arches
Including the grafting some patients need first, when there isn’t enough bone to hold an implant.
Full-Arch Implants (All-on-X)
A full arch of fixed teeth supported by four to six implants, often with a provisional bridge the same day. Planned by a surgeon and an in-house prosthodontist.
From $19,900 per arch
Teeth in a Day
When implants are stable enough, a fixed provisional bridge or crown can be attached on the day of surgery. Your final teeth follow after the bone heals.
From $19,900 per arch
Implant-Supported Dentures
A removable denture that snaps onto two to four implants for a secure fit. Less costly than a fixed bridge and much more stable than a regular denture.
From $9,500 per arch
Zygomatic & Pterygoid Implants
Longer implants anchored in the cheekbone or the bone behind the upper jaw, for patients with severe upper bone loss who have been told implants are not possible.
From $29,900 per arch
Implant Rescue & Revision
Assessment and treatment of troubled implants, from peri-implantitis cleaning and regenerative grafting to careful removal and replacement.
From $850
Bone Grafting
Bone grafting restores the height and width of the jaw where bone has been lost, so implants can be placed securely. Planned on a 3D CBCT scan.
From $450
Sinus Lift
A sinus lift raises the sinus membrane and adds bone beneath it, so an implant can replace an upper molar or premolar. It is planned on a 3D CBCT scan.
From $1,800
The process
From consultation to final tooth
A single implant typically takes three to six months from placement to final crown, most of it quiet healing time.
- 01
Consultation and 3D scan
A complimentary CBCT scan shows the bone height, width and nearby nerves and sinuses. You leave with a plan and one written quote.
- 02
Digital planning
Your surgeon plans each implant on the scan, and for most cases a 3D-printed guide transfers that plan to surgery.
- 03
Placement
About an hour per implant under local anesthetic or IV sedation. A temporary tooth or denture covers the gap.
- 04
Healing
Over three to six months the bone bonds to the implant. Most people go back to work the next day or the day after.
- 05
Your final tooth
Your dentist or our prosthodontist fits a custom crown, bridge or full arch on the healed implant.
Paying for implants
Spread the cost, your way
Your written quote lists the implant, abutment, crown, imaging and anesthesia together, with your dental plan’s estimated share.
0% in-house plans
Spread treatment over up to 12 months at 0% interest, with a modest deposit. No credit check.
CareCredit
A healthcare credit card with 6–24 month promotional financing for qualified applicants.
Sunbit
A quick, soft-pull application with a decision in about 30 seconds. Monthly plans from 3 to 72 months.
Proceed Finance
Long-term financing designed for full-arch and larger implant treatment, with fixed monthly payments.
HSA & FSA
Health savings and flexible spending cards work for eligible surgery, anesthesia and imaging.
Example
A single implant with a 0% in-house plan
An implant, abutment and crown from $3,900. If your dental plan pays $1,500, you’d owe $2,400, or about $200 a month for 12 months, with no interest and no credit check.
Implant surgeons
Surgeons who focus on implants
Prosthodontists
The specialists who design your teeth
For full-arch and implant dentures, a prosthodontist plans the teeth with your surgeon from the first visit, so the implants are placed where the teeth need them.
Dr. Jonathan Blake
Prosthodontist· DDS, MS
Dr. Maya Castellanos
Prosthodontist· DMD, MS
Dr. Ethan Park
Prosthodontist· DDS, MS
Dr. Olivia Grant
Prosthodontist· DDS, MSD
Patient stories
What implant patients say
Google
Dr. Mehta replaced a molar I lost years ago. A team member explained the paperwork to my mother in Japanese, which meant a lot to us. The implant took four months in total and the estimate never changed.
Google
Saturday consult, which was the only way I could fit it in. Dr. Whitman showed me exactly where the implant would go on the 3D scan and the estimate matched the final bill to the dollar. The garage validation is a nice touch on Wilshire.
Yelp
Dr. Romero placed my implant with Dr. Carver supervising. I was skeptical about a fellow at first, but she was meticulous and took more time explaining things than anyone I have seen. Very happy with the result.
Full-arch, in their words
Facebook
Dr. Mendoza and Dr. Park replaced my lower teeth. Dr. Park took time with the shape and shade so it looks like me, not a movie star. Two months later I had my first steak in years. The parking validation helped too.
Google
Three other offices told me I needed a year of bone grafts. Dr. Reyes looked at my scan for a long time and explained zygomatic implants in plain terms. I had my upper arch done in one day at Molly Beverly Hills. Two weeks later I had my first steak in six years.
Google
Dr. Sato replaced my upper and lower teeth. Jordan Ellis handled the anesthesia and I remember nothing of the surgery. Dr. Sato called me that night. Three months on, I had my first steak in six years at a winery dinner.
What does a dental implant cost all-in?
A single implant with its abutment and crown starts at $3,900. If you need an extraction, a bone graft, a sinus lift or sedation, those are added to your quote only when they apply. After your complimentary consultation and 3D CBCT scan, you receive one written estimate covering every step, with your insurance applied, so the number you see is the number you pay. Financing and 0% in-house plans are available.
Is the implant consultation really complimentary?
Yes. Your implant consultation, including a 3D CBCT scan, is complimentary. You meet the surgeon, see your scan, hear your options, including alternatives to implants, and receive a written quote. There is no obligation to go ahead.
How long does the implant process take?
For a single implant, typically four to seven months from placement to the final crown, because the bone needs about three to six months to bond to the implant. If a bone graft is needed first, add a few months. Full-arch patients usually receive fixed provisional teeth on the day of surgery, with the final bridge about four to six months later.
Am I too old for dental implants?
Age alone is rarely the deciding factor. Many patients in their seventies and eighties have implants successfully. What matters more is your general health, your bone, how well conditions such as diabetes are controlled, and whether you smoke. Your surgeon will review your medical history and scan with you.
What is the difference between an implant, full-arch implants and an implant denture?
A single implant replaces one tooth with a crown. Full-arch implants, often called All-on-4 or All-on-X, replace all the teeth in a jaw with a fixed bridge on four to six implants that only your dental team removes. An implant-supported denture is a removable denture that snaps onto two to four implants. Your surgeon and prosthodontist will explain which fits your mouth, priorities and budget.
A calm first step.
Your implant consultation and 3D CBCT scan are complimentary. You’ll meet your surgeon, see your scan, and leave with one written quote.