ROSHKOVAN DDS, MSc, MSc

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5353 Reyes Adobe Rd. Suite B, Agoura Hills, CA, 91301

Dental implants for seniors are safe and effective for most older adults — age alone is rarely a disqualifying factor. If you've been searching for dental implants for seniors near me, Dr. Igor Roshkovan, DDS, MSc, MSc, at Dental Implant Masters in Agoura Hills evaluates each patient individually, from a single missing tooth to full mouth dental implants for seniors who are ready to leave denture problems behind for good.

Yes — what matters more than the number on your birth certificate is your overall health. Dr. Roshkovan evaluates jawbone density, gum health, and any medical conditions (such as diabetes, osteoporosis, or blood thinner use) that could affect healing. Most healthy adults in their 60s, 70s, and 80s are excellent candidates. A 3D Cone Beam CT scan and free consultation will confirm exactly where you stand.

Understanding dental implants for seniors cost up front helps you plan with confidence. On average, dental implants for seniors costs range from $3,000–$6,000 for a single tooth to $24,000+ per arch for a full-mouth solution. The dental implants cost for seniors depends on how many teeth need replacing, whether bone grafting is required, and the type of restoration chosen. See our full dental implants cost guide for a complete breakdown, or request your personalized quote below.

For seniors who are missing most or all of their teeth, full mouth dental implants for seniors replace an entire arch with a fixed, permanent set of teeth — a stable alternative to slipping, uncomfortable dentures. Because implants stimulate the jawbone the way natural roots do, they also help prevent the further bone loss and sunken facial appearance that comes with long-term denture wear, which is especially common in older patients.

You may have come across the term screwless dental implants for seniors and wondered if it means a simpler procedure. In reality, "screwless" refers only to how the crown attaches to the implant — using dental cement instead of a visible access screw — not to the surgery itself. A titanium post is still placed in the jawbone either way, and healing time is comparable. Cement-retained ("screwless") crowns can offer a more seamless, natural look for front teeth, but they aren't automatically cheaper, faster, or less invasive than screw-retained crowns, and repairs can be more involved since the crown isn't designed to be removed. Dr. Roshkovan will recommend the attachment method that best fits your specific tooth location and goals.

Many seniors experience jawbone thinning after years of missing teeth or long-term denture wear. Mini dental implants use a narrower post that requires less bone volume, making them a practical option for stabilizing a denture or replacing a single tooth without the need for extensive bone grafting. Dr. Roshkovan will confirm candidacy after reviewing your 3D imaging.

Original Medicare generally does not cover dental implants, though some Medicare Advantage plans include partial dental benefits — it's worth checking your specific plan. Many PPO dental insurance plans offer partial coverage as well. For costs not covered by insurance, Dental Implant Masters offers financing options so treatment can fit a fixed or retirement income without paying the full cost upfront.

Dr. Igor Roshkovan holds two Master of Science degrees — Oral Implantology from Goethe University Frankfurt (one of fewer than 15 U.S. dentists with this credential) and Prosthodontics from the University of Siena — plus Master and Fellow status with the International Congress of Oral Implantologists. For senior patients, this level of specialization means careful attention to bone density, medical history, and a treatment plan built around your comfort and long-term health, not a one-size-fits-all approach.

Dental Implant Masters, led by Dr. Igor Roshkovan, is located at 5353 Reyes Adobe Rd. Suite B, Agoura Hills, CA, serving patients throughout the Conejo Valley, Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village, and Malibu areas.

No — there is no upper age limit. Candidacy depends on bone density and overall health, not age alone.

Original Medicare typically does not cover dental implants. Some Medicare Advantage plans offer partial dental coverage, so it's worth confirming your specific benefits.

Not necessarily — "screwless" describes the crown attachment method, not a less invasive procedure. It can offer aesthetic benefits for front teeth but isn't automatically the better or cheaper choice for every senior patient.

Bone grafting or mini dental implants can often make treatment possible even with significant bone loss. Dr. Roshkovan will review your options during a free consultation.