Dental implants in Temecula, CA
Dental Implants in Temecula
Titanium implants planned with 3D imaging — permanent replacement teeth that look, feel, and function like your own. Planned and placed by Dr. Henry Abraham at Anthem Dental - Temecula.
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Anthem Dental - Temecula, 29049 Overland Dr, Suite C, Temecula. Mon–Fri 10 AM – 7 PM. Implants are planned with a 3D scan and placed here by Dr. Henry Abraham.
25,000+ patients served across our 3 offices
Dental implants off Overland Drive, planned around a working week
Dr. Henry Abraham plans and places every implant at Anthem Dental - Temecula, from the 3D cone-beam scan to the final crown, in the same building. Nobody sends you to another practice partway through.
A course of implant treatment means several appointments over several months. With weekday appointments until 7 PM, the consultation, the healing checks and the crown fitting can be booked after work. The front desk speaks English and Spanish.
Good to know
OfficeAnthem Dental - Temecula
DoctorDr. Henry Abraham
InsuranceIn-network with most major PPOs. Medi-Cal Dental & IEHP also accepted. Details
FinancingCareCredit & Sunbit — payments that fit your budget
New patients$125 exam & X-rays without insurance
Why Temecula patients choose us for implant work
Every implant case at Anthem Dental - Temecula starts and ends at the same Overland Drive office — the 3D CT scan, the surgical placement, and the final crown, all with Dr. Henry Abraham. Because we're open weekdays until 7:00 PM, the planning consultation and the final crown appointment are both easy to fit around a workday, without a special trip out of your normal schedule.
Comparing the options
Implant or bridge? How to decide for a single missing tooth
If you are missing one tooth, the two fixed options are an implant and a bridge. Both are permanent, both are done at Anthem Dental - Temecula, and each suits different situations. Here is how they compare:
- How it's anchored. An implant stands alone in the bone. A bridge is held by crowns on the teeth either side, which have to be reshaped to take them.
- The neighboring teeth. An implant leaves them untouched. A bridge makes sense when those teeth already have large fillings and would benefit from crowns anyway.
- The bone. An implant stimulates the bone where the root used to be; under a bridge the bone continues to shrink slowly.
- Time. A bridge is usually finished in a few weeks. An implant needs months of healing before the final crown.
- Cleaning. An implant is brushed and flossed like a natural tooth. A bridge needs a floss threader or special brush under the false tooth.
Looking after an implant
Implants cannot decay, but the gum and bone around them can become inflamed if plaque is left there, much like gum disease around a natural tooth. Brushing, cleaning between the teeth and regular cleanings keep the tissue healthy. If you grind your teeth, a night guard protects the crown.
Planning around the Temecula schedule
The office is open Monday through Friday, 10 AM to 7 PM, which lets the scan, check-ups during healing and the final crown fitting go after work. It is off Overland Drive at 29049 Overland Dr, Suite C, Temecula, off the I-15 corridor — convenient for patients from Murrieta, Wildomar, Fallbrook and Anza. Free parking throughout the plaza lot, with accessible spaces near Suite C.
Dr. Henry Abraham plans every implant with a 3D cone-beam CT scan and walks you through both options, with written costs, before you choose.
When the tooth is still there
Extraction now, implant later — or both together
Many implant patients start with a tooth that is failing rather than one already gone: cracked below the gum, badly decayed, or loose. How the extraction is done shapes what comes next.
- Preserving the bone. A graft placed in the socket when the tooth comes out can keep the bone from shrinking while it heals.
- Sometimes, same-visit placement. When the bone and gum allow, the implant can go in at the extraction appointment; the scan decides.
- A temporary for the gap. If the tooth shows when you smile, a temporary replacement can cover the space during healing.
If you would rather compare the options first
A bridge is the other fixed way to replace a single tooth, and both are done here. The comparison above sets out how they differ; the consultation puts figures on each.
Getting to the office
It is off Overland Drive at 29049 Overland Dr, Suite C, Temecula, off the I-15 corridor.
FAQ
Dental implants in Temecula — your questions, answered.
Do you place implants in Temecula specifically?
Yes. Every dental implant at Anthem Dental - Temecula is planned and placed in-house by Dr. Henry Abraham, from the initial 3D CT scan through your final crown.
Can implant appointments be after work?
Yes. Weekday appointments run until 7 PM in Temecula, so most stages can be booked for the early evening.
My tooth is cracked. Should it come out before we talk about an implant?
Not necessarily. Come in for an exam and scan first — the way the tooth is removed, and whether a graft goes in at the same time, affects the implant that follows.
What if the surgery makes me nervous?
Say so when you book. It changes how the visit is run: more time, an explanation before each step, numbing given time to work fully before anything starts, and an agreed signal to stop whenever you need a break.
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The general guide: Dental implants at Anthem Dental.
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Comprehensive exam and full digital X-rays for new patients without insurance. New patients only. Dental emergencies welcome — we do our best to see you quickly.