Dental Implants in Burbank, CA

Start with your situation

Which problem are you trying to solve?

Implants can be used in different ways depending on how many teeth are missing, the condition of the site and the restoration that needs support.

One missing tooth

A single implant and crown replaces the tooth without touching the healthy teeth beside it — the closest thing to getting your natural tooth back.

Several missing teeth

An implant bridge can replace three or four teeth with as few as two implants, restoring chewing and preventing teeth from shifting.

All or most teeth

Full-mouth implants and All-on-4® replace a whole arch with fixed or snap-on teeth — no more slipping dentures.

Our portfolio speaks for itself

Life-changing results with dental implants

Before and after implants replacing missing front teeth — **Front teeth replaced** Missing upper teeth restored with implants.

Before and after full-arch dental implants — **Full smile restoration** Failing teeth replaced with an implant-supported arch.

Before and after implant crowns — **Natural-looking result** Implant crowns matched to neighboring teeth.

Magnolia Dentistry implant patients. Individual results vary.

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Why implants?

Benefits of dental implants

Dental implants are artificial tooth roots placed in the jawbone. They provide a stable foundation for crowns, bridges or full-arch teeth — and they're the only replacement that also supports the bone.

Look and feel natural — custom crowns are shade-matched to your smile
Eat what you love — chew steak, apples and corn with confidence
Protect your jawbone — implants stimulate bone and help prevent shrinkage
Preserve neighboring teeth — no need to crown healthy teeth as with a bridge
Built to last — with good care, implants can last for decades, often a lifetime

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Dental implants supporting a full arch of replacement teeth

Compare before you commit

Dentures and bridges vs. implants

Compared with other tooth replacement options, dental implants are designed to look and feel like natural teeth, help prevent bone loss and preserve the structure of your jaw. But they're one option — not the only one.

	Dental implant	Fixed bridge	Removable denture
Support	Implant in the jawbone	Crowns on neighboring teeth	Gums (and clasps for partials)
Feels like	Most like a natural tooth	Natural, fixed	Removable, can move
Protects bone	Yes	No	No
Affects other teeth	No	Neighbors are reshaped	Clasps rest on teeth
Typical lifespan	Decades with care	10–15+ years	5–10 years, relines needed

What to expect

A clear sequence from consultation to new smile

Your exact sequence may differ, but every stage is explained before it happens. See the full process →

Consultation & 3D planning
Review your health, the missing-tooth area, gum health, bite and the imaging needed to plan precisely.
Implant placement
A small titanium post is placed in the jawbone under local anesthesia — often with a temporary tooth.
Healing (osseointegration)
Over a few months the bone fuses with the implant, creating a strong foundation.
Your final teeth
A custom crown, bridge or full-arch restoration is attached and checked for comfort and bite.

Full-arch & full-mouth questions

All-on-4®, All-on-X and teeth-in-a-day — explained

People researching full-mouth implants encounter terms like All-on-4®, All-on-6, All-on-X, 3-on-6 and teeth in a day. They describe restorative concepts — they shouldn't replace a diagnosis.

All-on-4® and similar terms

A full arch of teeth supported by four (or more) strategically placed implants. The number and position should be chosen for your anatomy, not a package name.

Fixed vs. removable

Some full-arch restorations are fixed and removed only by the dentist; others snap on and off. Ask how each is cleaned and maintained.

Same-day teeth

In selected cases, implants and a temporary set of teeth can be placed the same day, with permanent teeth fitted after healing.

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Your dental implant guide

Am I a candidate?

Most patients in good health with adequate bone are candidates. See what we evaluate — and what's possible if you've been told you lack bone.

How implants work

From placement and osseointegration to the abutment and your final teeth — every step explained.

Cost & financing

What affects implant cost, how implants compare long-term and how CareCredit and Cherry can help.

Patient reviews

Why patients trust Dr. Massaband

Hands down the best dentist and dental office I have ever been to. I got my teeth worked on by Dr. Massaband — she is an absolute delight. Her work is top of the line. I have always been afraid of the dentist, but the way she worked on me I didn’t feel any pain or discomfort, which is so rare to find. She really makes sure you are 100% satisfied before you walk out of her office. Staff is super friendly and the office is in a great location.

Ali BagheriGoogle review

Dr. Massaband was wonderful! I brought my mom to her in an emergency state. The doctor came in early on a Sunday, was very professional and detail oriented, took great care of my mom’s complicated procedure and even followed up multiple times a day during her recovery. Very grateful to have found her!

Anna AbramzonGoogle review

Dr. Massaband is the best dentist I have ever been to. She and her staff make you feel comfortable and cared for. So proficient, so professional — it’s the best work I have ever had done. I am no longer afraid to go to the dentist. Thank you, Doctor Massaband.

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Financing that works for you

We accept most traditional dental insurance plans and are happy to file claims for you. For treatment insurance does not cover, flexible financing through CareCredit and Cherry can spread the cost into manageable monthly payments.

No down payment needed on approved plans
Instant approval decisions in most cases
Use it for every stage of treatment
Cash, check and all major credit cards accepted

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Financing is subject to credit approval by the lender. Ask our team which options apply to your treatment plan.

Frequently asked questions

Questions patients ask

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How do I know if I'm a candidate for dental implants?

Most adults with missing teeth who are in good general health and have enough jawbone are candidates. Gum health, medical history, smoking and the type of restoration all matter. A clinical exam and 3D imaging confirm suitability — see am I a candidate for implants?

Does getting dental implants hurt?

Implant placement is done under local anesthesia, so you shouldn't feel pain during the procedure. Some discomfort and swelling afterward is normal and usually managed with over-the-counter medication.

How long does implant treatment take?

Typically three to six months from placement to final teeth, because the bone needs time to fuse with the implant. Extractions or bone grafting can add time; immediate implants can shorten parts of the process.

Can I get teeth the same day?

In selected cases an implant or a temporary restoration can be placed the same day as the extraction. This can't be promised before an exam and imaging, and the final restoration still follows healing.

What if I don't have enough bone?

Bone grafting, socket preservation or angled implant techniques (as used in All-on-4®) can make implants possible for many patients who were told they weren't candidates.

How long do dental implants last?

With brushing, flossing and regular checkups, implants can last for decades — often a lifetime. The crown on top may eventually need replacing due to normal wear.

How much do dental implants cost?

There's no single price for every case — a single implant, an implant bridge and a full-arch restoration involve different components. You'll receive a written, case-specific estimate. See implant cost & financing.

Meet your dentist

Dr. Liyan Massaband, DMD, MPH

Dental implant & cosmetic dentist · 1,000+ successful implant cases

Dr. Liyan Massaband, DMD, MPH, is a California-licensed dentist who provides general, cosmetic, restorative, implant and emergency dental care at Magnolia Dentistry in Burbank. Patients from across Southern California see her for her attention to detail, gentle approach and experience with complex cases — including missing teeth, bone loss and failed dental work.

Her training spans Physiological Sciences at the University of Arizona, a Master of Public Health from the University of Southern California and a Doctor of Dental Medicine from Midwestern University — a foundation that treats your oral health as part of your overall well-being.