Four Southern California implant offices

California Dental Implants Specialists
(714) 418-4480Schedule a Consultation

Implant dentistry · Four Southern California offices

Replace missing teeth with specialists who show you the numbers first.

California Dental Implants Specialists provides implant consultations, single-tooth implants, and full-arch treatment in Huntington Beach, Marina del Rey, and Downey — with written treatment plans and transparent pricing at every step.

Schedule a ConsultationSee the $699 Implant Offer

$699 covers the titanium implant post, exam, and X-rays — the CT scan, abutment, and crown are quoted separately in writing at your consultation.

  • Implant-focused practice
  • Written, itemized treatment plans
  • Financing options available

Transparent pricing

The $699 dental implant, explained honestly.

Most implant pricing hides the parts. Ours doesn't: $699 covers the titanium implant — the post that anchors your new tooth — plus your consultation exam and X-rays. The CT scan that plans the implant's position, and the abutment and crown that complete the tooth, are quoted in writing at your consultation, so the full picture is yours before you decide anything.

See complete offer details or read the full cost guide.

$699 Dental Implant Offer

$699

Included in this price

  • Titanium dental implant (the post placed in your jaw)
  • Implant consultation exam
  • X-rays

Priced separately

  • CT scan (3D imaging used to plan the implant's position)
  • Abutment (the connector)
  • Crown (the visible tooth)
  • Sedation

$699 covers the titanium implant post, implant consultation exam, and X-rays. The CT scan used to plan the implant's position, the abutment and crown that complete your tooth — and sedation, if you choose it — are priced separately and quoted in writing at your consultation before any treatment begins.

Schedule a Free Implant Consultation

Treatments

Start with what you're missing.

Single-Tooth Dental Implants

A dental implant replaces a missing tooth from the root up — preserving jawbone, protecting neighboring teeth, and supporting a crown that works like your own.

Implant-Supported Bridges

Replace several missing teeth in a row with a bridge anchored on implants — fixed in place, with no clasps, no adhesives, and no drilling of healthy neighboring teeth.

Implant-Supported Dentures

Overdentures that snap onto implants for a far steadier fit than traditional dentures — a practical middle path between removable plates and a fixed full-arch bridge.

All-On-X Full-Mouth Dental Implants

A fixed, full-arch bridge supported by four or more implants — a permanent alternative to dentures that restores chewing strength, speech, and jawbone stimulation.

Full-arch treatment

When most or all teeth are failing, All-On-X rebuilds the whole smile.

Full-mouth dental implants replace an entire arch on a small number of precisely placed implants. It's a major decision — which is why our process starts with imaging, candid candidacy assessment, and a written plan, not a sales pitch.

Explore Full-Mouth ImplantsAm I a candidate?
  • Fixed, not removableYour new teeth stay in — brushed and cared for like natural teeth.
  • Bone-preservingImplants stimulate the jaw the way roots do, helping prevent bone loss.
  • Planned with imagingPlacement is planned from detailed imaging of your anatomy.
  • Financing availableMonthly payment options through third-party lenders, subject to approval.

What to expect

Your path from consultation to finished smile.

  1. Consultation & imaging

    An exam and X-rays establish exactly what your mouth needs — and you leave with a written plan and clear pricing.

  2. Personalized treatment plan

    Your dentist walks through options, timelines, and costs, including financing, before anything is scheduled.

  3. Implant placement

    The implant is placed in a planned, precise procedure, with sedation options if you choose them.

  4. Healing & integration

    Over the following months the implant bonds with your jawbone — the foundation that makes implants last.

  5. Your finished tooth

    A custom abutment and crown complete the restoration, matched to your natural teeth.

Read the full implant process guide

Cost & financing

Pay monthly, not all at once.

Qualified patients can spread treatment costs into monthly payments through our third-party financing partners, subject to credit approval. Many HMO and PPO dental plans can also contribute toward parts of treatment.

  • Cherry
  • Sunbit
  • CareCredit
Financing & Insurance OptionsDental Implant Cost Guide

Locations

Four offices across Orange County and Los Angeles County.

Two front doors in the same Huntington Beach building — suites #110A and #110C — plus offices in Marina del Rey and Downey.

Patient education

Learn before you decide.

Tooth Extraction Implant Timeline Explained

Understand the tooth extraction implant timeline, from same-day placement to healing and final crowns, plus what can affect the timing of…

Why Do Implants Fail? Causes and Prevention

Why do implants fail? Learn the common causes, warning signs, and steps that help protect your dental implant and restore comfort and…

What Changes With a Full Mouth Implant Transformation

A full mouth implant transformation can restore comfortable chewing, clear speech, and confidence. Learn the process, timing, options, and…

Browse all patient resources

Questions

Frequently asked questions.

Why would I need to get dental implants?

If you experience tooth loss or a tooth extraction, dental implants are often the most practical and lasting solution for restoring your smile. It is a common procedure for people who lose a tooth and prefer not to deal with the slipping and clicking of traditional dentures.

Why choose dental implants over dentures?

Unlike many other tooth replacement options, dental implants will not slip or make odd noises while you speak, laugh, or eat, which helps you feel more comfortable in your everyday life. Dental implants also help maintain the shape and mass of the jawbone, keeping your facial structure intact.

What are dental implants made of?

A dental implant consists of a metal post — typically titanium — that is placed into your jawbone. An abutment, also made of metal, is either built in or attached to the end of the post to connect it to your porcelain crown.

How long does the implant process take?

This varies from case to case. Generally, an initial consultation is required to determine whether you are a candidate for the dental implant procedure. A later visit involves placing the implant into your jawbone, which then needs time to heal and bond. Finally, an individual tooth, an implant-supported dental bridge, or dentures containing multiple teeth are attached to your abutment.

Where can I find a dental implant specialist?

California Dental Implants Specialists combines compassionate, comprehensive restorative dental care. We specialize in dental implants and have a long track record of giving our patients reasons to smile again. If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment, please contact us at 714-418-4480.

Do I need to replace a lost molar?

Yes. Just because people cannot see a missing tooth does not mean it is not doing other damage. A missing tooth affects the bone in your jaw, because that spot no longer receives the stimulation your bone normally gets as you speak and chew. This lack of stimulation can lead to additional loss of bone mass and further lost teeth. Your remaining teeth can also crowd and shift into the open space a missing tooth creates.

See all implant FAQs

Ready for a plan with real numbers?

Book a consultation at any of our four offices — exam, X-rays, and a written itemized plan, with no pressure to decide on the spot.

Schedule a ConsultationCall (714) 418-4480