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Dental Implants in Queens: Replacing Missing Teeth in Flushing

If you are looking for dental implants in Queens, Queens Crossing Dental is a friendly family practice in the heart of Flushing. Led by Dr. Kevin Yu, DDS, our team speaks English and Mandarin, so you can ask questions and understand your options in the language you are most comfortable with. This page explains what dental implants are, the options for replacing one tooth or a full arch, what a consultation involves, and what to expect along the way.

Every mouth is different. Whether an implant is right for you can only be decided after an exam and a 3D scan.

What is a dental implant?

A dental implant is a small post, usually made of titanium, that is placed in the jawbone to act as an artificial tooth root. Over a period of months, the bone may grow around the post and hold it in place. A crown, bridge or denture is then attached on top.

Many patients choose implants because they can help with chewing and speaking, can help keep the jawbone from shrinking where a tooth is missing, and avoid the need to grind down healthy neighboring teeth, as a traditional bridge would. Compare all your options in our guide to implants, bridges and dentures. Implants are not right for everyone, and results vary from person to person.

Single tooth, full mouth and All-on-4 options

Single tooth. One implant and one crown replace one missing tooth. For two or three missing teeth next to each other, implants may support a small bridge instead of one implant per tooth.

Full mouth dental implants in Queens. When most or all teeth in an arch are missing or failing, a set of implants can be used to support a full-arch bridge or an implant-retained denture. The number and position of implants depends on your bone, your bite and your goals.

All-on-4 dental implants in Queens. All-on-4 is a well-known approach in which a full arch of teeth is supported by four implants. Some patients are candidates and some are not. Bone volume, gum health and bite forces all play a part, and sometimes a different number of implants, or bone grafting first, is a better plan.

Dr. Yu will explain which options may fit your situation and what each one involves. If you are not sure which term describes you, that is fine. Start with a consultation.

What the implant consultation involves

The consultation is for exam and planning only. No surgery is done at this visit. It includes:

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  • A review of your health history and medications.
  • An exam of your teeth, gums and bite.
  • A CBCT (3D) scan, which shows bone height and width and the location of nerves and sinuses.
  • A discussion of options, including alternatives to implants, and the next steps.

The implant consultation with CBCT scan is $400. This fee is not credited toward treatment. We tell you this up front so there are no surprises. You leave with a clear picture of your options and a written estimate, and you are never required to decide on the day. For more detail, read what happens at a dental implant consultation.

Cost and payment

The cost of implant treatment depends on how many teeth are being replaced, whether you need extractions or a bone graft first, and the type of restoration. We give you a written estimate after your consultation, so you know what to expect before you decide.

  • Membership plan. If you do not have dental insurance, ask about our in-house membership plan. Ask our front desk for the current benefits and how they apply to implant care.
  • Insurance. Many dental plans cover only part of implant treatment, and some do not cover it at all. If you have insurance, we will verify benefits and give you an estimate of what your plan may pay. An estimate is not a guarantee of coverage or payment.
  • Questions about cost. See our honest look at whether implants are worth the cost.

Healing and timeline

Healing is different for every patient. In general, there is a healing period after the implant is placed while the bone and implant bond, followed by a final crown, bridge or denture. Many patients can expect roughly 3 to 6 months from implant placement to the final restoration. Some cases take less time and some take longer.

Read our full guide, dental implant healing time: what to expect from placement to crown. Dr. Yu will give you a timeline for your own case.

Why Flushing families choose us for dental implants in Queens

  • A Mandarin-speaking team. We explain your options in English or Mandarin, and welcome family members to join the conversation.
  • Easy to reach. We are at 136-20 38th Ave, Ste 6C, Flushing, NY 11354, near the 7 train at Flushing–Main Street.
  • Planning with a 3D scan. Treatment starts with a CBCT scan and a clear plan, and Dr. Yu is certified through the Hiossen Implant Master Course.
  • No pressure. You get a written estimate and time to talk it over with your family.
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Dental implant FAQ

Am I a candidate for dental implants?
Many adults who are missing teeth may be candidates if they have healthy gums and enough bone. Some people need gum treatment or a bone graft first. Only an exam and 3D scan can tell.

Does getting an implant hurt?
The area is numbed with local anesthesia, and many patients tell us the procedure itself was more comfortable than they expected. Some soreness afterward is common and usually manageable. Tell us if you feel nervous and we will go step by step.

How long do dental implants last?
With good home care and regular check-ups, many implants last for years, but how long an individual implant may last depends on your health and home care. See how long dental implants last.

What if I do not have enough bone?
A bone graft may help in some cases, and in others a different treatment may suit you better. Your 3D scan helps Dr. Yu decide. Learn more about bone grafting before an implant.

How much is the consultation, and what does the insurance estimate mean?
The implant consultation with CBCT is $400 and is not credited toward treatment. If you have insurance, we will verify benefits and give you an estimate. It is an estimate only, not a guarantee.

Ready to talk? Call 718-886-8199 or book online. 中文说明请看 种植牙咨询流程 以及下面的中文部分。

Reviewed by Dr. Kevin Yu, DDS — November 4, 2026

Are dental implants right for me?

Many adults who are missing teeth may be candidates if they have healthy gums and enough bone, and your dentist will tell you after an exam and 3D scan. Compare your options in our guide to implants, bridges and dentures.

What can I expect during the consultation?

Your consultation may include x-rays, a clinical exam, a CBCT (3D) scan, intraoral scans and impressions, so your dentist can review your oral health and talk through your options. The implant consultation with CBCT is $400 and is not credited toward treatment.

How long do dental implants last?

With good home care and regular check-ups, many implants stay in place for years, but no one can say how long a particular implant may last. See our guide: how long do dental implants last.

What is the cost of dental implants?

The implant consultation with CBCT is $400 and is not credited toward treatment. If you have insurance, we will verify benefits and give you an estimate, which is not a guarantee, and we can help manage insurance verification and claim submissions. If you do not have insurance, ask us about our in-office membership plan or payment options. For more on what affects cost, read are dental implants worth the cost.

What makes guided implant surgery different?

Guided implant surgery uses digital planning from your 3D scan to help plan where the implant is placed. Many patients find it comfortable, though experiences vary, and your dentist will tell you whether it suits your case.

How long does the dental implant process take?

The timeline varies from person to person. Many patients complete treatment in roughly 3 to 6 months from implant placement to final restoration, and some take longer. This includes healing time while the implant joins with the bone, and your dentist will give you a timeline for your case. Read our guide: dental implant healing time.

Will I need a bone graft before getting implants?

A bone graft may help in some cases when there is not enough bone, and your dentist will tell you after your 3D scan. Learn more: bone grafting before a dental implant.

Is the dental implant procedure painful?

The area is numbed with local anesthesia, and some soreness afterward is common. Tell us if you feel nervous and we will go step by step.

How do I care for my dental implants?

Caring for dental implants is similar to caring for natural teeth: regular brushing, flossing and routine dental check-ups help keep your implants and gums healthy, and your dentist will go over home care with you. Read more: how long do dental implants last.

法拉盛植牙:飞跃牙科诊所(Queens Crossing Dental)

飞跃牙科诊所位于法拉盛,是一家服务华人家庭的牙科诊所。如果你正在了解皇后区 种植牙,我们的团队会用中文和英文,把每一种方案讲清楚,也欢迎家人一起来听。

缺一颗牙、几颗牙,或整排牙需要修复,都可以先来做植牙咨询。咨询只做检查和规划,不做手术:牙医会了解你的健康状况,检查牙齿和牙龈,并拍3D扫描(CBCT)来看骨量。之后,牙医会向你说明适合你的方案,包括种植牙、牙桥或假牙。

植牙咨询(含CBCT)费用是400美元,这笔费用不能抵扣之后的治疗费用。我们先说清楚,让你心里有数。咨询后你会拿到书面的费用估算。如果你有牙科保险,我们会帮你核实保险福利,给你一个估算;估算不等于保险一定会赔付。没有保险的话,可以问问我们的诊所会员计划。我们不会催你当天做决定,你可以把估算带回家,和家人慢慢商量。

植牙需要多长时间,因人而异。很多患者需要几个月让骨头愈合,具体时间由牙医根据你的情况告诉你。

想了解咨询当天会做什么,请看 种植牙咨询流程。需要预约,请致电 718-886-8199。

常见问题

1. 法拉盛有会说中文的牙医做种植牙吗?
有。飞跃牙科诊所的团队可以用中文和英文沟通,Dr. Kevin Yu 会用你听得懂的语言讲解方案。

2. 种植牙咨询要多少钱?
植牙咨询(含CBCT 3D扫描)是400美元,不能抵扣之后的治疗费用。咨询后会给你书面的费用估算。

3. 我适合做种植牙吗?
不一定每个人都适合。牙龈健康、骨量是否足够都会影响结果,有些人需要先治疗牙龈或植骨。要经过检查和3D扫描,牙医才能告诉你。

4. 保险可以报销吗?
不同保险计划差别很大,有的只报销一部分,有的不报销植牙。我们会帮你核实保险福利,并给你一个估算,但不能保证保险一定赔付。

5. 植牙要等多久?会痛吗?
时间因人而异,通常需要几个月让骨头愈合。治疗时会打局部麻药,术后可能有些酸痛,大多数情况下可以通过牙医建议的方法缓解。每个人感觉不同,有任何担心请告诉我们。

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