Dr. Greg Pedro poses with a Yomi robotic surgical system in a bright room.

State of the Art Robotics-Assisted Care

The best option for patient-centric dental implants is the Yomi robotic system. With unmatched precision and unprecedented healing, it offers a superior overall patient experience. Dentists who prioritize their patients' well-being invest in the Yomi to enhance various dental surgery options, including full mouth reconstruction and implant overdentures. It's a step above traditional computer-guided methods. Ask a prosthodontist about the significant differences and understand why the pricing is often more affordable.

At your consultation you'll be surprised to learn just how affordable a Yomi treatment plan is. If you're comparing pricing options, there are a number of factors to consider. At The Robotic Implant Center@About Face, we work with you to determine best, most affordable options with payment plans and multiple financing options available, even without insurance coverage.

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Introducing Yomi

The Yomi is the first and only FDA approved robotic system for dental surgery that was created to assist clinicians in all phases of dental implants placement with confidence and efficiency. Dr. Pedro utilizes the Yomi robotic system to effectively treatmwnt plan your particular case, ensuring optimal results whether you are considering dental surgery, full mouth reconstruction, or implant overdentures.

Comparing more than just pricing is important, though the price for the best (the Yomi) is often much lower than the old way of doing the procedure, even without insurance. At The Robotic Implant Center@About Face, we work with you to determine best, most affordable options with payment plans and multiple financing options available.

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Less Time, Less Pain.

The Yomi robotic system enhances Dr. Pedro's precision and efficiency, allowing for the accurate placement of dental implants. What typically takes months in traditional dental surgery options is completed in just one day, with patient pain significantly reduced and the healing process for procedures like full mouth reconstruction and implant overdentures vastly accelerated.

Treatment Options/Services

teeth implants, full mouth reconstruction.

Full Mouth/Full Arch Reconstruction

Full Mouth/Full Arch Reconstruction with dental implants is a comprehensive treatment aimed at restoring both the functionality and aesthetics of a patient's entire mouth. Full Mouth Reconstruction

Implant Overdentures – Fully Removable

Implant overdentures offer a stable and comfortable solution for patients who have lost most or all of their teeth. This innovative treatment involves securing a removable denture onto dental implants that are strategically placed in the jawbone. Unlike traditional dentures, implant overdentures provide greater stability and retention, minimizing issues such as slipping or discomfort while eating or speaking.

Fixed-Removable Implant Dentures

Fixed-removable implant dentures offer patients a secure and permanent solution for missing teeth, combining the stability of dental implants with the convenience of a removable denture. This advanced treatment involves attaching a custom denture to dental implants that are anchored securely in the jawbone. The result is a restoration that looks, feels, and functions like natural teeth, providing patients with renewed confidence and comfort in their smiles.

Single Tooth Dental Implants

Single tooth dental implants offer a permanent solution for replacing individual missing teeth, restoring both function and aesthetics to the smile. This procedure involves the surgical placement of a dental implant into the jawbone, providing a sturdy foundation for a custom-designed prosthetic tooth.

Zirconia Restored Dental Implants

Zirconia restored dental implants represent the pinnacle of implant dentistry, offering superior strength, durability, and aesthetics. Made from high-quality zirconia material, these implants provide a metal-free alternative that is biocompatible and highly resistant to corrosion.

Computer-Guided Implant Surgery

Computer-guided implant surgery utilizes advanced technology to enhance the precision and accuracy of dental implant placement. This innovative approach involves the use of 3D imaging and computer software to create a detailed virtual model of the patient's mouth, allowing for precise planning and execution of the implant procedure.

Crestal Approach Sinus Lift (Minimally Invasive)

The crestal approach sinus lift is a minimally invasive technique used to augment the sinus floor and create space for dental implants in the posterior maxilla. Unlike traditional sinus lift procedures, which require a larger incision and more extensive bone grafting, the crestal approach involves accessing the sinus through the implant site, minimizing trauma to surrounding tissues and reducing recovery time.

In-House CBCT Scan Technology

In-house CBCT scan planning represents our commitment to investing in advanced technologies to enhance the precision and efficiency of dental implant treatment. Cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) imaging provides detailed 3D images of the oral and maxillofacial structures, allowing for comprehensive assessment and the precise planning of implant placement.

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