
Traditional Dentures
- Removable — soak nightly
- Replaced every 5–7 years
- Need messy adhesives
- Allow rapid bone loss
- Limit what you can eat

Dentures that slip mid-sentence, menus read for softness, a hand that hovers near your mouth when you laugh — if that's your daily arithmetic, you already know this is about far more than teeth. All-on-4® (and its All-on-X siblings) replaces a whole arch of failing teeth with a fixed set that looks, feels and works like your own — with a per-arch quote in writing and flexible financing to keep it within reach.
Where anatomy and the treatment plan support it, our All-on-8 Robust approach may use six to eight implants per arch. Planning uses an in-house 3D CBCT scan and dynamic navigation; your written plan explains the number, placement, timeline, and fee for your case.
Because our lab designs and mills on site, qualifying patients leave surgery on fixed teeth and receive their final custom-milled zirconia in about 72 hours; your written plan explains the materials and timing for your case.
Dentures and bridges can restore the look of a smile, but they sit on top of the gums instead of replacing the tooth root — so they can’t stop what tooth loss quietly sets in motion. The jawbone begins shrinking within months. Over the years the face changes shape, dentures loosen and rub, and dinner narrows to whatever is soft. Research links untreated tooth loss with higher risks of heart disease, cognitive decline and poor nutrition — costs that compound the longer you wait.
Dental implants break that cycle. Anchored in the jaw like natural roots, they preserve bone, eliminate chronic oral infection and restore the strong, stable bite your health depends on. With All-on-4 and All-on-X full-arch implants, your teeth stay fixed in place and feel like your own — no adhesives, no nightly soaking, no second thoughts before a menu or a photograph.



Every step of your full-arch treatment happens in one place, guided by implant dentists who are Masters of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists and supported by an in-house lab that designs and mills your new teeth. Here’s what to expect.

You’ll meet the doctors who will actually perform your surgery on day one — not a salesperson — for an honest conversation about your goals, your worries and your options.
Your free consultation includes a medical-grade in-house 3D CBCT scan (together a $499 value) that maps your jawbone, nerves and sinuses in fine detail, and you can preview your potential new smile on screen before you commit to anything.
If you decide to move forward, digital impressions of both jaws go straight to our in-house lab, where the design of your new teeth begins.

On surgery day, our IV sedation team keeps you comfortable while X-Guide™ and Navident EVO dynamic navigation track every movement against your CT scan in real time — placing each implant with sub-millimeter precision, away from nerves and sinuses.
We remove failing teeth and infection, then place as many implants as your jaw truly needs — often six to eight per arch, for the same per-arch price — where your bone is strongest, usually without extensive grafting.
Before you leave, a fixed set of teeth milled on site is secured in place. Nothing removable. Nothing resting on stitches.

Within about 72 hours you receive your final, custom-milled zirconia teeth — engineered from ultra-dense, FDA-cleared material in our own lab and refined until the bite, shade and shape feel unmistakably yours.
Beneath them, your implants keep fusing with the bone over the following months while you get on with your life; we watch over the healing at every follow-up.
And we never disappear after surgery. Cleanings, maintenance, adjustments and emergency care all stay with the same team that placed your implants — for life.
The Difference Under One Roof
The staged route places your implants, sends you home in a removable plastic denture, and makes your real teeth months later at an outside lab. Here is that same treatment beside ours.
The traditional implant route
Center for Implant Dentistry: In about 24 hours — 72 for a full arch
The traditional implant route: Up to 10+ months of waiting
Center for Implant Dentistry: Solid food on fixed teeth right away
The traditional implant route: Weeks of liquids, then months of soft food
Center for Implant Dentistry: Milled in our own lab, in this building
The traditional implant route: Shipped out to a third-party lab
Center for Implant Dentistry: The two owner doctors, every case
The traditional implant route: Often a visiting surgeon who flies out
Center for Implant Dentistry: The same doctors who placed them
The traditional implant route: A different dentist, months later
Center for Implant Dentistry: Free at your consultation
The traditional implant route: Commonly billed separately
Center for Implant Dentistry: As many as your bone needs, one per-arch price
The traditional implant route: More implants, more cost
Center for Implant Dentistry: Zygomatic implants, often without grafting
The traditional implant route: Months of grafting first, or a no
Center for Implant Dentistry: We take the case on
The traditional implant route: Usually referred somewhere else
Not everyone who comes in for a consultation is a candidate for same-day teeth, and timelines depend on your bone, your gum health, and your healing — your doctor confirms what applies to you after a clinical exam and 3D scan. The right-hand column describes the conventional staged implant protocol, not any particular practice.
Patient stories

Yasaman — Full-Mouth Dental Implant PatientCenter for Implant Dentistry, Fremont
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The Proof Is In
The same before and after results may not occur for all patients.

Choosing who rebuilds your smile is one of the biggest health decisions you will ever make. The most costly mistakes we see: buying a teaser price instead of an itemized quote, never asking who actually performs the surgery, accepting the minimum implant count by default, ignoring where the teeth are made, and signing under a deadline. We've turned them into the questions to ask any provider — including us — and we'll walk through every one at your free consultation.

You'll meet two stories when you research full-arch timelines. One national chain promises permanent teeth in twenty-four hours; another warns that fast final teeth are rushed and risky, and defends months of temporaries. Both stories happen to suit the teller's business model. We've been placing implants in Fremont since 2008 — years before the newest national chains opened their doors nearby — and we deliberately take about 72 hours for final full-arch teeth: enough time to analyze, customize, and verify the fit, never so much that you live in temporaries. Here's the version your anatomy would give you.
Two clocks run after surgery. Biology — your implants fusing with the bone — takes its months no matter who operates, and no honest office claims otherwise. Manufacturing — designing, milling, and fitting your final zirconia teeth — takes months only when the work ships to an outside lab and back. Ours doesn't: the lab is in the building, run by our in-house engineering team, so the manufacturing clock collapses from months to about 72 hours while the biology clock ticks quietly beneath teeth you're already using. And if it's the day itself you're bracing for, we've written it out start to finish — your surgery day, hour by hour.
That's why our full-arch patients leave surgery with solid fixed teeth the same day and receive their final custom-milled zirconia in about 72 hours — checked for fit and bite before it ever leaves the building. And when anatomy argues for a longer provisional phase — softer bone that wants gentler loading, grafts that deserve undisturbed healing — we'll say so, and explain why. The timeline belongs to your case, not to a slogan. If a removable snap-in denture is the alternative you're weighing, we've written the honest math on that too. When you're ready for numbers, what All-on-4 really costs in the Bay Area puts the whole breakdown in writing.
One roof, start to finish
Consultation, surgery and final teeth — all here.















Family-owned since 2008
Two owner-doctors. One lab. One team.
One roof, start to finish
The consult, the surgery and the lab that mills your teeth are all in this building — which is why finals take about 72 hours here instead of months in someone else’s queue.









Family-owned since 2008
Two owner doctors, one lab, and 15,000+ patients treated in Fremont and San Francisco. The people who plan your case are the people who place it — and the ones you see when you come back.
A full arch of fixed teeth — upper or lower — anchored on implants placed in your jaw. "Fixed" is the part that changes daily life: the teeth stay in around the clock, you clean them like natural teeth, and nothing comes out at night or slips mid-sentence. The name refers to the classic four-implant design; depending on your bone, your arch may be better served by six or eight implants, which is a planning decision we make from your 3D scan, not a price tier.
The core of a fixed-arch case: the implants your bone actually needs — four, six, or eight, with no per-implant upcharge — the surgery with local anesthesia, diagnostic imaging including the 3D CBCT scan, your final custom teeth designed and milled under this roof, and post-operative visits and adjustments. Bone grafting, sinus work, extractions, sedation choices, and material upgrades are itemized separately when your case calls for them, and your finished arch is backed by our care-for-life warranty — honored here, by the doctors who treated you. You'll see every line in writing after your free 3D scan, before anything is scheduled.
Faster than most people expect, because the lab is in the building. Full-arch patients typically leave surgery with solid, fixed teeth the same day and receive their final custom-milled zirconia set in about 72 hours — instead of spending six to eight months in temporaries while an outside lab works through the mail. Your exact timeline depends on healing and any grafting, and your doctor maps it out at the consultation.
Often, yes — long-term denture wear shrinks the jawbone, but that is precisely the case this practice is built around. Angled implant placement, bone grafting, and zygomatic implants anchored in the cheekbone give many "no bone" patients a fixed-teeth path. No one can promise candidacy before seeing your anatomy, which is why the consultation includes a free 3D CBCT scan — and why 98% of the people we meet turn out to have a workable option, including many told "no" elsewhere.
Let your bone decide, not a brochure. More implants spread chewing force more evenly and add redundancy, which matters most in softer upper-jaw bone; a well-planned four-implant arch is still right for many patients. Because we place four to eight implants per arch at the same per-arch price, the recommendation that comes out of your 3D scan is an engineering judgment, never an upsell. For the full side-by-side, see All-on-4 vs All-on-6 vs All-on-8.
Most spread it out: roughly 92% of our full-arch patients use a payment plan, with the monthly amount set by their quote, the lender, and the term they choose. We compare offers from several healthcare lenders, prequalifying takes minutes without affecting your credit score, and PPO dental benefits are applied where they help. The itemized written estimate comes first, so the number you finance is the number you saw.
Far less than the imagination insists. The surgery itself happens under IV sedation administered by our own ACLS-certified doctors — most patients remember little to none of it. The honest part is the days after: expect swelling and soreness that peak around day two or three and settle over the first week, managed for most people with prescribed or over-the-counter medication. You'll eat soft foods at first by choice, not because your fixed teeth can't handle more. The most common reaction afterward isn't that it hurt — it's that they braced for something far worse than what came.
It matters more than most quotes reveal. Many offices deliver full arches in acrylic (PMMA) — lighter and cheaper to produce, but more prone to staining, wear, and fracture under years of chewing, which is why acrylic arches are often quoted lower up front and tend to need replacing sooner. Our standard for final full-arch teeth is monolithic zirconia milled in-house — among the most fracture-resistant materials in restorative dentistry, shaped as one solid piece with no bonded joints to work loose. PMMA still has its proper place here: as the fixed provisional teeth you wear briefly while your finals are milled — or longer, when your anatomy calls for a staged healing phase before final zirconia. If a quote you're comparing looks unusually low, it's fair to ask which material the 'final' teeth are — and whether abutments, temporaries, and adjustments are inside the number.
Still weighing your options? Learn more about full mouth dental implants or schedule a free consultation.
Straight From Google · Full Arch
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Lady Gemini
They did excellent work on my brother Bring your mother, your sister, your brother they do excellent work and they’re very patient and they make you look beautiful. There’s a picture.
Jessica To
Amazing center I did my full mouth dental implant treatment long time 8 year almost no problem I am very happy this implant center is amazing they have in-house the power of making teeth I very very happy . Highly recommend if somebody wants implant
james wells
I am very happy for this place I did my full mouth dental implant treatment from this place 5 year ago and result xame very good my teeth looks very natural I coming from all way from Sacramento the reason for choosing this place because they have everything under one roof every expertise under one roof engineering surgical experience manufacturing facility because this kind of treatment needs expertise who have good experience and dr jain and dr Gupta is amazing When I got my final teeth I feel like that moment is glimpse of eternity Very happy
Vincent Betar
The entire staff here are really amazing from the receptionist to the doctors who perform an amazing transformation of my teeth and my facial expressions. I feel very grateful for the work done and very satisfied. I highly recommend center for Implant dentistry sincerely. Vince Betar.
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YIN OO
I am very happy this place amazing somebody wants Inplant highly recommend at least go for Consultation de Jain and dr Gupta explain very well I did my immediate implant treatment result came out very good
Song Zhou
Good service I like I did my couple implants very good place
Enedina Santaana lopez
(Translated by Google) The doctors and their assistants are truly professional. They made me feel comfortable during my visit. For my first time seeing a dentist, coming to this clinic was the best decision I made. They were very efficient and quick with the process of placing my dental implants. I would definitely choose to come here again; I'm extremely satisfied with the results. (Original) Realmente los doctores son muy profesionales y sus ayudantes por igual, me hicieron sentir cómoda durante mi estancia , para ser mi primera vez viendo a dentistas ha sido la mejor elección venir a esta clínica, fueron muy eficientes y rápidos con el proceso para ponerme mis implantes dentales. Volvería a elegir venir aqui de nuevo, super satisfecha con los resultados.
Sayed Hasanzada
It’s alway nice to come here get your teeth cleaned and make your smile right great staff clean and excellent experience Thank you everyone
Antonio Servantes
Amazing Place I did my dental implant this place I am very happy they finish my treatment with natural tooth in 1 day I am very I feel confident before I loose my confident my smile is not good . Now I have pleasing and beautiful smile Amzing place they have manufacturing onsite they make my crown here . I wish give 10 star one discuss with dr Jain if anybody need implant I saw rating then I choose amzing very happy
Eric Tang
I am writing this review truly from the bottom of my heart. My experience with the Center for Implant Dentistry in Fremont has been nothing short of life-changing. I cannot fully express how happy and grateful I feel after receiving my implants. From the very beginning, everyone at this facility has been incredibly friendly, caring, patient, and accommodating. Most importantly, they made me feel comfortable and confident throughout the entire process. I always felt that I was in good hands. This has been an amazing experience that I will remember for the rest of my life. Having my smile restored has given me back something that is difficult to put into words. I can now smile confidently without feeling self-conscious, enjoy the foods I want to eat, and simply enjoy the moment without constantly worrying about my teeth. It is more than just getting new teeth—it has truly changed my quality of life, my confidence, and the way I feel about myself every day. To everyone at the Center for Implant Dentistry in Fremont, thank you from the bottom of my heart for everything you have done for me. You didn’t just give me a beautiful new smile—you gave me a new chapter in my life, and that is something I will always be grateful for. For anyone who is struggling with their teeth and considering dental implants, I wholeheartedly recommend the Center for Implant Dentistry. If you are afraid or uncertain, I understand that feeling—but for me, taking this step was one of the best decisions I have ever made. This experience has truly changed my life in the best way possible. I can smile again, I can eat again, and most importantly, I can enjoy those moments with confidence. Thank you to the entire team for giving me something I will cherish for the rest of my life.
P. Chavez
I couldn't have asked for a better experience or result! From Dr. Jain and Dr. Gupta and the entire staff, you are in absolutely great hands! I would wholeheartedly recommend them 100%, time and time again. They're absolutely amazing! Thank you so much C.f.I.D! 💯🙏❤️
Reviews are individual patient experiences, shown as posted. Results vary from person to person.

Your smile is engineered here, not guessed at. Our team includes mechanical engineers, CAD designers, machinists and ceramists who plan your bite forces, implant angles and bone support like a structural project — then design, mill and fit your teeth in-house, with one team accountable for the whole result.
That matters because tooth loss doesn't stay still. Within months of losing teeth the jawbone under them begins to shrink, the lower face can start to collapse inward, and meals shrink to whatever's soft enough to manage. Full-arch implants are anchored into that bone, so they halt the shrinkage and give your face its support back.
Ready to see what’s possible? Book a free consultation at our Fremont or San Francisco office — 98% of the people we meet turn out to be candidates, including many who were told “no” somewhere else.
Clinical information on this page — the surgical protocol, candidacy, sedation, grafting, and complication information on this page — was written and reviewed by Dr. Sam Jain, DMD, MS & Dr. Arpana Gupta, DDS, MDS on August 6, 2026. Your options can only be determined after an in-person examination and a 3D scan.
Same-day permanent teeth apply to qualifying single- and multiple-implant cases; full-arch patients typically receive final custom-milled teeth in about 72 hours. Candidacy is confirmed after an exam and free 3D imaging.
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