Dental Implants for Bensonhurst Patients

What's Covered on This Page

• Why Bensonhurst Patients Choose Us

• Getting to Our Office from Bensonhurst

• The Implant Process

• FAQ

Bensonhurst's 86th Street corridor has plenty of general dentists, but implant cases — especially ones needing bone grafting or full-arch planning — are exactly the kind of work patients here often get referred out for. We handle that planning and placement in-house at our Sheepshead Bay office.

Why Bensonhurst Patients Choose Us

Dr. Lezhansky's Associate Fellow credential from the American Academy of Implant Dentistry means every case — from a single missing tooth to a full-arch All-on-4 — gets planned by the same doctor who places it, rather than split between a referring dentist and a surgical specialist you've never met before the day of surgery.

Getting to Our Office from Bensonhurst

By car, the Belt Parkway or 86th Street to Ocean Parkway to Ocean Avenue typically takes about twenty minutes. By train, the D or N to a Q transfer toward Sheepshead Bay Road runs closer to 30-40 minutes.

The Implant Process

A free consultation with digital panorex imaging comes first — no treatment plan is proposed before we've actually seen your bone structure. If grafting is needed, that happens first, followed by implant placement three to six months later; if there's enough bone, same-day placement after extraction is often possible.

FAQ

My dentist in Bensonhurst said I need a bone graft before an implant — is that something you handle, or would I need a separate specialist visit? We handle grafting and placement in the same office, under the same treatment plan — no separate specialist referral needed for standard grafting cases.

How many total office visits should I expect from Bensonhurst? It depends on whether grafting is needed. A straightforward single-tooth case might be two to three visits over several months; a graft-and-implant case runs longer due to the healing period between visits, not extra trips.

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