A full arch of fixed teeth on four implants — five minutes from downtown Covina, with surgery and restoration under one roof.
All-on-4 replaces an entire upper or lower arch of teeth with a fixed bridge supported by four dental implants — two placed toward the front of the jaw and two angled toward the back to engage the bone you still have. It doesn't come out, doesn't need adhesive, and doesn't shift when you eat.
Covina sits close enough to our Sunset Ave office that most patients drive over on a lunch break for their consultation. That proximity matters more than it sounds for All-on-4, because full-arch treatment isn't one appointment — it's a surgical day, a handful of healing checks over the following months, and a final bridge fitting. A short drive turns each of those from an ordeal into an errand.
American Dental Group has been the implant practice for Covina residents for over two decades. All-on-4 cases here are planned and placed by Dr. Homan Hanasab, a board-certified periodontist — the specialty trained in the bone and gum foundation that a full-arch case depends on.
The “4” is a brand name rather than a fixed rule. The number of implants is set by your bone volume and bite — commonly four to six per arch — and Dr. Hanasab decides it from your 3D scan. Either way the result is one fixed full-arch zirconia bridge, not separate crowns on each implant.
New to full-arch implants? Start with our complete guide to All-on-4 dental implants for the full process, cost factors, and candidacy criteria.
The 3D scan, the extractions, the implant surgery, the same-day provisional bridge, and the final zirconia bridge all happen at 436 N. Sunset Ave. Nothing is referred out to a surgical center across the valley, and one specialist stays accountable for the outcome.
In most Covina cases we place the four implants and attach a fixed provisional bridge in the same appointment. You drive home with a full arch, not an empty mouth.
Osseointegration takes months and involves periodic checks. From Covina that's a five-minute trip rather than a freeway commitment.
You leave the consultation knowing what your case costs, what your insurance is expected to cover, and what financing looks like — before agreeing to anything.
Full-arch implant treatment runs over several months. From Covina, the trip to each appointment is about 5 minutes.
Not sure All-on-4 is the right procedure for your case? Compare it against implant-supported dentures, single-tooth implants, and conventional dentures, or check whether you're an implant candidate.
Actual patient results. Individual results vary.
All-on-4 cases are planned and placed by Dr. Homan Hanasab, a board-certified periodontist and dental implant specialist with more than 25 years of experience, and team dentist for the LA Clippers. Periodontists are the specialists trained in the gum and bone foundation implants rely on — which is precisely what determines whether a full-arch case lasts.
Consultation, surgery, the provisional bridge, and the final restoration all take place at our West Covina office. Covina patients aren't handed off to a separate surgical practice partway through treatment.
Our office is about 5 minutes from Covina. Head south on Citrus Ave, turn right onto San Bernardino Rd, then left onto Sunset Ave. Free parking on site.
American Dental Group
436 N. Sunset Ave, West Covina, CA 91790
(626) 337-7271
Monday 9:00am–5:30pm · Tuesday–Friday 8:30am–5:00pm
About 5 minutes. From Covina, head south on Citrus Ave, turn right onto San Bernardino Rd, then left onto Sunset Ave. We're at 436 N. Sunset Ave in West Covina with free on-site parking.
No, and you shouldn't want to. The consultation includes a 3D CT scan that we use to plan every implant position digitally before surgery. Surgery is scheduled separately once that plan and your written estimate are agreed on.
Yes. Full-arch implant placement is a longer appointment than most dental work, and we offer sedation options so patients can get through it comfortably. We discuss what's appropriate for you at the consultation.
Very often, yes — denture wearers are among the most common All-on-4 candidates. Years under a denture usually mean some bone loss, but the angled rear implants in All-on-4 are specifically designed to work with reduced bone, which is why patients previously turned down for implants frequently qualify.
Book a consultation at our West Covina office, about 5 minutes from Covina. You'll get a 3D scan, a straight answer on candidacy, and a written estimate before you decide anything.