A Primer on All-on-X Dental Implants

At Mission Hills Dental, Dr. Arash Razi carries over 16 years of advanced clinical experience to every dental implant case. Having earned his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from New York University in 2006 and completing a post-graduate residency focused on Dental Implant and Restoration at Martin Luther King Hospital and UCLA Harbor Medical Center, Dr. Razi has developed a comprehensive and compassionate approach to patient care—especially when it comes to long-term implant success.

Dental implants are a highly effective solution for missing teeth, but their long-term success depends on more than the initial surgery. That’s why Dr. Razi strongly recommends consistent follow-up care. His expertise and access to cutting-edge dental technology—including 3D intraoral scanners, milling units, and 3D printers—enable him to track each patient’s healing and integration process in precise detail.

Follow-up visits after implant placement allow Dr. Razi to monitor for any complications, such as early signs of gum inflammation or bone loss around the implant site. These check-ins are crucial for detecting peri-implantitis—a condition similar to gum disease—which can jeopardize an implant if not treated early. Patients from Granada Hills, Sylmar, and San Fernando rely on his careful attention to detail to preserve their investment and protect their oral health.

Dr. Razi’s training in full-mouth reconstruction and advanced implant procedures, such as All-on-4 “teeth in a day,” means he understands the complexity behind implant success. He uses follow-up visits not just for monitoring, but for continued education and reassurance—especially for patients with dental anxiety. His skill in administering oral conscious sedation ensures a relaxed experience, even for nervous patients.

Dental implants are only as successful as their maintenance. With Dr. Razi’s extensive training and compassionate, high-tech care, Mission Hills Dental provides follow-up support you can trust. Ongoing monitoring is a vital part of protecting your smile for a lifetime.