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Dental Implants
in Nassau County, NY
Looking for dental implants in Nassau County? Our Great Neck office plans your new tooth with you, shows you what we see and gives you the fee before anything starts.
- Two DentistsWith Implant Training
- Fees UpfrontBefore Any Treatment
- Parking On SiteNorthern Blvd Office
Dr. Liron Samra, DDSImplant course · RutgersTwo Implant-Trained Dentists in One Great Neck Office
Implants are one of Dr. David Kroner's special skills, built over 14 years of practice in offices across New York City and Long Island. Dr. Liron Samra completed a General Practice Residency at Coler-Goldwater Hospital and an implant course at Rutgers School of Dental Medicine, and she's a member of the Academy of General Dentistry.
Calm Dental Implant Surgery on Long Island's North Shore
Many people expect dental implant surgery on Long Island to mean a long, hard day. Dr. Kroner keeps the procedure minimally invasive and quick, and nitrous oxide is available if you'd like help relaxing.
A Plan Built Around Your Mouth
Dr. Kroner sees treatment as a team effort with each patient. He takes a patient-specific approach, uses our intraoral camera to show you the area in question and talks through every option until the plan makes sense to you.
A First Implant, Done Right
"Had my 1st implant completed by Dr Kroner! Great job! Dr Kroner and his staff are competent and professional. TY"
Patients Who Trusted Us With Bigger Treatment
Before a bigger treatment, patients want a dentist who listens and explains. That's what they write about most.
Dental Implants Near You, Wherever You Live in Nassau County
Our office sits on Northern Boulevard in Great Neck, in an office building with parking. We welcome patients from across the county as a dentist serving Nassau County, and an implant is one more reason to make the trip to our Great Neck dental office.
Putting Off a Missing Back Tooth?
A missing molar is easy to ignore when you can chew on the other side, and a removable partial isn't for everyone. It's never too late to ask what replacing that tooth would involve.
Your Implant and Your Checkups Under One Roof
An implant still needs cleanings and checkups. When the office that placed it is also your regular dental home, the same team watches it year after year.
A Consult Without a Sales Pitch
We don't upsell and we don't over diagnose. You'll hear what you need, what's optional and what each step costs, and then you decide at your own pace.
Missing Teeth Replacement for Long Island Smiles
Missing teeth replacement on Long Island isn't one size fits all. Here's how the options compare at our office.
Dental Implants
Replacing one tooth? Our Great Neck implant page covers the titanium post, the porcelain crown on top and the digital scan we use, step by step.
Tooth Extraction
When a tooth can't be saved, we remove it here and plan what replaces it. If a root canal or crown can still save the tooth, we'll tell you that first.
Implant Bridges
Several teeth missing in a row? A few implants can hold a bridge, so you don't need one implant for every tooth, and the healthy teeth nearby stay untouched.
Implant-Supported Dentures
When most or all of the teeth in an arch are gone, implants can hold a denture steady. If surgery isn't right for you now, a traditional denture is still an option.
Why Nassau County Patients Start Asking About Implants
Most implant conversations begin with one of these.
A Tooth Knocked Out or Broken Off
After a fall or a hit to the mouth, emergency dental implants on Long Island start with a call to us. We see dental emergencies the same day, take care of the pain and then plan the implant once the area is ready.
A Gap You've Lived With for Years
Teeth next to an empty space can drift and change how you bite. Our x-rays show what's going on around the gap so we can talk about your options.
An Old Bridge or Partial That's Wearing Out
Bridges and partials don't last forever. When yours feels loose or worn, we'll walk you through whether implants make sense as the next step.
Ways to Save on Your Implant Visit
Our prices are posted, and every fee is discussed with you before treatment.
Free Consultation or Second Opinion
A visit to look at your mouth and talk through implant options, before you decide anything.
Book NowPaying by Cash
Pay by cash and save 5%, including on treatment that's already discounted.
Book NowDiscounts apply to all treatment other than insurance co-payments.
Insurance and Financing for Dental Implants
Dental plans vary a lot in what they pay toward implants. Our front desk checks your benefits for you and goes over the fee for each step before we begin. We're in network with many PPO plans, and we also accept Humana Medicare.
Prefer to spread the cost out? Ask about our in-house payment plans, CareCredit or Cherry.
See the insurance plans we accept- Humana Medicare
- Aetna PPO
- Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO
- UnitedHealthcare PPO
- Ameritas PPO
- Principal PPO
- In-House Plans
- CareCredit
- Cherry
What Nassau County Patients Ask Before Getting Implants
Straight answers to the questions we hear most.
Who plans my implant at your Great Neck office?
Implants are one of Dr. Kroner's special skills, and Dr. Samra has completed an implant course at Rutgers. You'll go over your plan, each step and every fee with our team before treatment starts.
Will my implant tooth look like the teeth around it?
The implant itself is titanium and sits under the gum. The tooth you see is a porcelain crown, and like all our restorations it's metal-free, so it's made to blend in with your natural teeth.
I lost a tooth suddenly. How fast can you see me?
Dental emergencies are seen the same day. Call us, and we'll get you in, ease the pain and talk about replacing the tooth once you're comfortable.
How much do dental implants cost in Nassau County?
It depends on how many teeth you're replacing, what goes on top and whether a tooth needs to come out first. Your consultation is free, and you'll know every fee before treatment starts.
Does Medicare help with dental implants?
We accept Humana Medicare. Coverage for implants differs from plan to plan, so we'll check your benefits and tell you what you can expect to pay.