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    Missing Teeth and Dental Implants

    Dental Implants are a great solution to replace missing teeth. The dental implant can function just like a natural tooth, improving ability to eat and smile comfortably.

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    Dental Implant Colors

    Dental Implants are the same color as your naturally-occurring teeth. They are used to replace missing teeth so you can have the comfort of chewing freely once again.

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    Give You the Ability To Chew Again

    Generally speaking, a dental implant is good for any type of dental issue that requires immediate treatment. But if you have had issues chewing in the past, we can help with solutions to get you back and running fast.

    Dental Implants are a great solution to replace one or multiple missing teeth. The dental implant can function just like a natural tooth, improving ability to eat and smile comfortably. Implants are small titanium posts that are surgically placed into the jawbone where the teeth are missing. The bone bonds with the titanium, acting as a tooth root substitute. Here are some of the reasons you should request an appointment with Midtown Dental Care in Times Square, Manhattan for dental implants:

    • Get actionable next steps that fit within your budget
    • We take most PPO insurance plans, view our payment options
    • We offer same day visits for most of our patients
    • Located on 1501 BROADWAY #502 NEW YORK, NY 10036
    • All offers have *Limitations & restrictions can apply. Call office for details. 

    Our Dental Implant Services and Offerings

    There are a variety of dental implant services for patients to choose from based on their specific needs and preferences. Midtown Dental Care offers several dental implant options at our Midtown, NYC office including:

    Who is a Good Candidate for Dental Implants

    Dental implants are inserted through the gums and into the jawbone. For this reason, a good candidate for dental implants will have strong, healthy, and substantial bone in the jaw and healthy gums. The gums will need to be virtually free of any gum disease as the penetrated gums will need to heal quickly after the procedure. In general, patients with excellent dental hygiene are the best candidates for dental implants.

    Caring for Dental Implants

    Dental Implants do not require any special care beyond your normal teeth. You just need to brush and floss your teeth every day and see your dentist every six months. 

    Dentures vs. Dental Implants

    Dentures are false teeth that require the use of adhesive to stay in place. If adhesive is not used, you risk the tooth coming loose while eating or talking causing embarrassment and an increased risk of infection. That said, dentures may be the better choice for patients with weak jawbone and gums.


    Dental implants, on the other hand, are replacement teeth attached directly to the jawbone. With good hygiene, implants can last upwards of twenty years. Implants are often a popular choice for people who only need to replace one or two teeth but can also be a good base for fixing several teeth.

    Dental Implant Failures & Implant Repairs

    A failed dental implant is when the bone has not grown properly around the post. The mobility of the tooth is indicative of the failure. Oftentimes, the mobility is only visible to the dentist but can grow worse if not properly treated. A failed dental implant can even become loose enough to be felt while eating or seen while talking. 

    Our Midtown, NYC Dental Implant dentist can fix your broken or failed dental implant. We will most likely order an x-ray and look for bone loss around the metal post of the implant. A failed implant can easily be removed under local anesthesia if the dentist determines a replacement is needed. The area will be gently and thoroughly cleaned. If the bone is strong around the implant, a bone graft is not needed. If there is bone loss, the dentist will place a bone graft to improve the area. Healing can take several months after the grafting procedure. This would be a good time to improve lifestyle habits in order to support the next implant.

    Request an Appointment Today For Dental Implants in Midtown, NY

    We offer same-day appointments for dental implants in Midtown, NYC. If you have missing teeth contact Midtown Dental Care NYC today for a free consultation on what your Dental Implant options are. There are many different options when it comes to using dental implants in Midtown, New York, including same-day emergency implants and All-on-4 implants. Dr. Jaskaren Randhawa and her professional staff at Midtown Dental Care, located in Times Square, Manhattan can discuss all of the options available and help you to decide what would be best for you based on your specific needs and budgets. We work with patients on a case by case basis to ensure that we meet and exceed your needs. There is no one-tooth fits all situation since all mouths and teeth are unique to each individual.

    For more information or to schedule an appointment, call us at (212) 575-7740 or visit our contact page.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    • How long do dental implants last?

      It's important to brush and floss regularly, as this can help keep the implant screw in place for life. The crown of your teeth also usually only lasts about 10-15 years before needing replacement due largely from wear & tear.

    • How long does a dental implant procedure take?

      The dental implant is a great option for those who to replace missing teeth. The procedure itself takes about 1-2 hours, but it will take 3-6 months for implant to and merge with the surrounding bone tissue.

    • Do dental implants last forever?

      When properly maintained, the implant screw can last a lifetime. This is assumng that you receive regular checkups at least once per six months. The crown however, usually lasts from 10-15 years before needing maintenance performed.

    • Can you have 2 dental implants next to each other?

      Two or three implants can be placed next to each other in order retain your teeth and replace the need for a traditional bridge. This is done by using an Implant Supported Bridge which uses dental implants as a support instead of natural teeth.

    • Can dental implants get cavities?

      Since dental implants are made out of artificial materials, it is not possible to get a cavity on an implant. However, you still have to maintain regular gum care and oral hygiene around the implant site just like you would for a natural tooth.

    • When is it too late to get dental implants?

      If you have had some dental problems and are now missing most or all of your teeth, it is never too late to get implants. You just need an appointment with a doctor who specializes in implant-based treatments before proceeding

    • Do dental implants feel natural?

      Not in the way your naturak teeth feel. That's right, there is no feeling in your new dental implant. All the sensations you feel come from gum tissue surrounding it!

    • Who is not a good candidate for dental implants?

      People who have certain medications or habits, such as those that suppress the immune system and severe grinders/clenchizers may not be suitable candidates for dental implants.

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    • *Limitations & restrictions can apply. Call office for details. 
    Accessible Care.
    It is our utmost priority to provide affordable, quality oral health care to our patients, therefore we do accept all major PPO dental insurance plans. Midtown Dental Care also offers affordable financing through Care Credit.

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    • What Insurance Do You Accept?

      It is our utmost priority to provide affordable, quality oral health care to our patients, therefore we do accept all major PPO dental insurance plans, including the following:

      • Aetna
      • Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
      • Careington
      • Cigna
      • Connection Dental
      • Delta Dental
      • Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield
      • GEHA
      • GHI
      • Guardian
      • Humana
      • Maverest Dental Network
      • MetLife
      • Principal Financial Group
      • United Concordia
      • UnitedHealthcare

    • Do You Accept HMO or DMO Plans?

      No, we do not accept HMO or DMO plans at this time.

    • How Do Dental Insurance Deductibles Work?

      An insurance deductible is the minimum amount that must be paid before the insurance policy pays for anything. For example, if the deductible is $200 and the covered individual's procedure is $179, the insurance does not kick in and the individual pays the entire amount.

    • Is The Virtual Consultation Free?

      If the patient has insurance it will be billed to the insurance; otherwise for self pay, its a full virtual examination approximately 15 minutes it will be $150 and can be applied to treatment if the patient does come in at a later date.

    • How Does The Virtual Consultation Work?

      Say "Cheese"


      Use our intuitive app to take a clear photo of your smile. Once you get the shot you like, upload it so we can get started!


      Tell Us About It:


      Explain what you'd like to change about your smile. It's your opportunity to tell us what's bugging you and how you'd like to improve it.


      Get Your Video Consultation:


      Dr. Randhawa will send you a personal video consult explaining possible treatments and recommendations to give you the smile you've always wanted.

    • Is My Information Safe?

      Yes, our virtual consultations are HIPAA compliant.

    • What If I Do Not Have Insurance?

      One option is to use an HSA account. This type of contribution is tax-free and can be used for qualified dental expenses. For patients wishing to use their HSA, you pay for your portion of services, and we’ll provide you with an itemized invoice for reimbursement.


      Another option is to apply for CareCredit. You can use your CareCredit healthcare credit card for all of your dentistry related expenses including regular check-ups.

    • What Payment Options Do You Accept?

      Payments are collected at the time of treatment in the form of credit cards and cash.


      Please free to contact our office to inquire about your insurance plan and we will do our best to answer questions.

    Don't let payment options get in the way of your oral health. Call us today at 212-607-8202 to learn more about what is best for you. 
    Accessible Care.

    It is our utmost priority to provide affordable, quality oral health care to our patients, therefore we do accept all major PPO dental insurance plans. Midtown Dental Care also offers affordable financing through Care Credit.

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    M E E T   O U R   D O C T O R

    Hello, I'm Dr. Jaskaren Randhawa 

    Dentist in Time Square NYC

    Dr. Jaskaren Randhawa earned her doctorate in dental medicine from Tufts University School of Dental Medicine where she was awarded the Presidential Award, Omicron Kappa Upsilon Research Award, and was a member of the Honos Civicus Society and Research Honors Society. She completed her general practice residency at the prestigious Columbia Medical Center/ New York Presbyterian Hospital and was awarded a U.S. Department of Health HRSA sponsored fellowship to earn her Master’s in Public Health at Columbia University.
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