Dental Implants in Brooklyn, NY
Specialized Care.
Exceptional Outcomes.
- Trained at the Misch International Implant Institute
- Three on-staff prosthodontists
- Every stage of treatment completed in-house
- Nitrous oxide and IV sedation available
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Why Choose Brooklyn Heights Dental® for Implants
Misch-Trained Implant Expertise
Dr. Stanislaus completed advanced implant training at the prestigious Misch International Implant Institute. Decades of surgical experience inform every treatment plan he develops, optimizing implant placement for long-term stability and success.
Three On-Staff Prosthodontists
Few practices in Brooklyn can offer one prosthodontist. We have three: Drs. Reid, Pincus, and Planzos. Each is residency-trained in implant restoration, ensuring your crown, bridge, or denture is designed and placed by a true specialist.
Complete In-House Treatment
From your initial scan and any preparatory procedures through surgical placement and final restoration, everything happens here. That means there is no bouncing between offices, and no gaps in communication. In some cases, we can place and restore implants in a single day. You get coordinated care by a team that knows your full history.
What Our Brooklyn Patients Say About Their Implants
Patients who've undergone implant treatment at Brooklyn Heights Dental® consistently describe feeling understood and cared for. They highlight how thoroughly the team explains each step, how comfortable the surgical experience was, and how the results have been life-changing. With 500+ five-star reviews, the pattern is clear: this is a practice where anxious patients leave grateful.


Flexible Payment Options for Dental Implants in Brooklyn Heights
We believe financial concerns shouldn’t stand in the way of a healthier smile. We accept CareCredit® financing and welcome payment through flexible spending accounts (FSAs). If you prefer to pay upfront, we also accept all major credit cards.
Wondering what your dental implant treatment might cost? Contact our Brooklyn Heights office to ask a question or schedule a consultation. We’re here to help you understand your options and take the next step with confidence.
How Dental Implants Helped Cathy Finally Love Her Smile
Cathy was born missing two upper teeth and had struggled with failed replacements for years. With dental implants and custom veneers, she finally achieved the natural-looking smile she had always wanted.


What Makes Implants the
Best Tooth Replacement Solution
Dr. Eugene D. Stanislaus of Brooklyn Heights Dental explains how tooth implants restore chewing efficiency comparable to natural teeth, far surpassing the limited function of removable dentures. He walks through the placement process, the option for immediate temporary teeth in high-esthetic areas, and the bone grafting techniques used to prepare patients with bone deficiencies. With proper placement and care at Brooklyn Heights Dental, dental implants can last a lifetime.
“Five stars!” Hear From Another Happy Patient
“I went to Brooklyn Heights Dental today for a follow-up hygiene appointment with Jonathan and I must say he did an outstanding job. Extremely sensitive to not causing me any discomfort, very thorough explained the conditions he observed. I truly felt. I felt that my oral care is being handled with the utmost professionalism and my oral health is greatly improved. Five stars!” — Lore, 5-Star Review
How We Rebuild Your Smile
A dental implant is a titanium device that is surgically placed in the jaw and topped by a replacement tooth. In a process known as osseointegration, the implant and the jawbone fuse. This occurs over time as the bone grows around the implant, providing the strongest possible replacement for missing teeth. A natural-looking replacement tooth is then attached to the implant to complete the procedure.
Jerry’s New Smile
Jerry lost both central incisors due to advanced periodontal disease. With two expertly placed implants and custom porcelain crowns, he regained a natural-looking smile and renewed confidence.


Benefits of Implant-Supported Restorations Comfort, Confidence, and a Smile That Lasts

Excellent Stability
When placed by a skilled dentist, implants fuse with the jawbone and surrounding tissue to act as artificial tooth roots. For this reason, an implant-supported prosthesis feels much more like your natural teeth than a traditional restoration. Unlike traditional dentures, implants hold your restoration in place and prevent it from slipping out of place even as you eat and speak.
Avoid Jaw Atrophy
The jawbone will begin to shrink and change shape following tooth loss. Dental implants are the only restorative solution that can stop this from happening. Dental implants stimulate your natural jawbone like your natural tooth roots once did. This stimulation prevents resorption of the surrounding tissue, a process that naturally breaks down your jawbone after tooth loss.
Appearance
As a result of tooth loss and the resulting jawbone atrophy, your face can begin to look sunken and aged. When your smile is restored with dental implants and restorations, you can maintain your facial structure and look younger and healthier. Because they are attached to implants, your restorations stay securely in place and look more like your natural teeth."
Improved Comfort & Function
Dental implants do not irritate the gums the way traditional dentures do. In addition, they do not interfere with chewing, taste, or speech. With this enhanced level of comfort and function, patients often take greater confidence in their smiles.
Designed to Last
Dental implants are built to last a lifetime with proper care. While you may need adjustments or replacements for your crowns, bridges, or dentures down the road, you will likely never need to replace your implants.
Conditions that Affect Candidacy
There are certain factors that could affect your eligibility for treatment, including:
Bone Loss
If you have insufficient bone tissue in your upper or lower jaws, Dr. Stanislaus may recommend a bone graft or sinus lift. These procedures can help give your implants a stable foundation.
Poor Oral Health
If you have preexisting oral health issues such as tooth decay, infection, or gum disease, these will need to be treated prior to your implant surgery. Fortunately, we can perform most treatments to restore your oral health in-office.
Tobacco Use
Smoking has been linked to an increased risk of implant failure. If you are a smoker, you will need to quit smoking prior to your procedure to ensure healthy, proper healing.
Systemic Health Issues
If you have diabetes or another systemic health concern, discuss this with Dr. Stanislaus during your consultation. Diabetes, for example, does not disqualify you as long as it is controlled.
Not sure if you qualify for dental implants? Request an appointment to discuss your candidacy.
Preparing Your Smile for Successful Implant Placement in Brooklyn Heights
Consultation & Assessment
Before your surgery is scheduled, you will meet with Dr. Stanislaus for an examination and discussion about your oral health. Dr. Stanislaus will evaluate the health of your gums, teeth, and jawbone tissue using x-ray technology. It is important that your mouth is free from decay and gum disease before you undergo any type of restorative treatments.
Preparatory Procedures
Once he has determined your smile is healthy, Dr. Stanislaus will evaluate scans of your jawbone to determine if it is strong and large enough to support implants. If you require preparatory procedures, it is important to understand you will require additional healing time, which will lengthen your treatment timeline but increase your chances of success.

Inside the Implant Process A Step-By-Step Guide to a Rehabilitated Smile
“10 out of 10” Hear From Another Happy Patient
“My visit was phenomenal absolutely top-tier Dr. Eugene is brilliant he’s one of the most extraordinary individuals I’ve ever Met from the staff to the receptionist. Everyone was outstanding the level of care that I was giving the comfort they made me feel. I’m happy I chose to go to Brooklyn Heights dental it’s a 10 out of 10 and I do recommend.”
— Nicole R., 5-star review
Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Implants in Brooklyn Heights
Is getting dental implants painful?
No. Thanks to advances in dentistry and pain management, the surgical procedure is virtually painless. Some soreness after implant placement is common, but it is manageable and temporary. Following oral surgery, patients are given instructions regarding the use of pain relievers and proper aftercare to minimize discomfort.
Will my body reject my dental implants?
No. Dental implants are made of state-of-the-art biocompatible materials such as titanium. These materials are selected because they will naturally fuse with the jawbone to serve as artificial tooth roots. The careful selection of implant materials - along with careful screening of our patients - helps maintain excellent treatment success rates.
How long does the dental implant process take?
It can take three to six months before implants are ready to support replacement teeth. If you require grafting, this can add several additional months to treatment. Our dentist can provide an estimated timeline for your treatment plan.
How do I clean my implants and restoration?
Good oral hygiene is crucial for preventing peri-implantitis (gum tissue inflammation around the implant) and other dental health problems. Fortunately, the preventive tools you need are available over the counter. Be sure to clean your implant restoration with a non-abrasive toothpaste and a soft-bristled toothbrush. A water flossing device and the use of super floss can help remove food particles and plaque around hard-to-reach areas.
Have a Question We Didn't Answer?
You may have additional questions about implant dentistry that we didn't answer. If so, we can happily provide additional information. Whether you are missing one tooth or all of your teeth, Dr. Stanislaus is here to help restore your self-confidence.






