Accepting new implant patients

Replace a missing tooth with an implant

A titanium post, an abutment and a crown, planned and placed by Dr. Wael Elosta here in Leesburg, who completed a post-graduate training program in implant dentistry. Every case is worked out from a 3D CT scan first, and because it is fixed in place rather than resting on the gum, it chews like the tooth you lost.

★★★★★4.9· 600+ Google reviews
$3,295

All-inclusive: implant, abutment and crown. Cone beam 3D CT scan and the consultation included, a $150 value.

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Cone beam 3D CTEvery case digitally planned
Elite expertiseIn implant dentistry
AGD FellowshipHeld by ~5% of dentists
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Includes the cone beam 3D CT scan Dr. Elosta uses to plan your case. We call to confirm, usually the same day.

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What it solves

When an implant is the right fix

An implant replaces the root as well as the tooth, which is what separates it from a bridge or a denture. Dr. Elosta reviews your cone beam 3D CT scan with you and talks through whether an implant is the right treatment for your case.

One missing tooth

Fills the gap without touching the healthy teeth on either side of it.

Several missing teeth

Implants can carry a bridge, so you do not need one post per tooth.

A tooth beyond saving

When the root is cracked or the decay runs too deep, an implant replaces both.

A denture that slips

A few implants anchor it, so it stops moving while you eat and talk.

An old bridge

If a bridge has failed, an implant replaces it without re-cutting the neighbors.

Bone loss after extraction

The jaw shrinks where a root used to be. An implant helps preserve the bone that is left.

The process

What actually happens, start to finish

An implant is not one appointment. Here is the whole sequence in order, including the healing time in the middle, so you know what to expect before you begin.

1

Your consultation and 3D CT scan

A cone beam 3D CT scan shows how much bone you have and exactly where the nerve sits. Dr. Elosta reviews it with you, explains what it means for your case, and confirms whether an implant is the right treatment before any of it is booked.

2

Placing the post

A short surgical visit under local anesthetic, with oral sedation available if you would prefer it. A channel is prepared in the jaw and the titanium post is fitted into it, often through a surgical guide made from your scan.

3

Two to six months of healing

The bone needs to fuse to the post before anything can be loaded onto it, and that healing is what sets the timeline. In most cases a temporary can be worn while the site heals, and Dr. Elosta goes over that with you before the post is placed.

4

The abutment

A small connector is attached to the healed post. It is the part that joins the implant below the gum to the crown above it.

5

The crown

A custom crown is fitted onto the abutment and matched to the teeth around it. From that point you brush and floss it like any other tooth.

Why an implant

Why people pick it over a bridge

Your other teeth stay whole

A bridge is anchored by grinding down the two healthy teeth beside the gap. An implant leaves them alone.

It keeps the bone

Jawbone shrinks where a root is missing. The post takes the load the root used to, which helps preserve it.

You eat normally

It is fixed to bone rather than resting on gum, so steak and apples stop being a decision.

Cared for like your own tooth

With good hygiene and regular check-ups, implants have a strong long-term track record. Dr. Elosta checks yours at every visit.

Compare

Implant vs. bridge vs. denture

 ImplantBridge or denture
Neighboring teethUntouchedGround down, or clasped
JawbonePreservedContinues to shrink
Held in byBoneOther teeth, or gum
ChewingLike a natural toothReduced, food restrictions
Comes out to cleanNo, brush it normallyDentures do
Time to finishSeveral monthsWeeks
How we treat you

The care behind the treatment

An implant is a surgical procedure, and how it goes comes down to the planning behind it and the care taken on the day. That is where Dr. Elosta puts the effort.

Unhurried appointments

Time to ask questions and see your own scan, rather than a treatment plan handed to you at the chair.

Training kept current

A post-graduate training program in implant dentistry at Georgia Regents University School of Dentistry, plus the Academy of General Dentistry Fellowship, which takes over 500 hours of coursework. He adds continuing education every year.

Every case planned in 3D

A cone beam 3D CT scan shows the bone you have and exactly where the nerve sits, so placement is planned in advance rather than judged on the day.

Comfort on the day

Time taken over the anesthetic so you are properly numb before anything starts, and regular checks through the procedure to make sure you stay comfortable.

Followed up afterwards

Dr. Elosta checks how the site is healing at each stage, and you are told who to call if something does not feel right in between.

Straight guidance

If your scan shows an implant is not the right answer for you, he says so at the consultation and goes through the alternatives.

Dr. Wael Elosta, implant dentist at Lansdowne Family Dental
4.9★600+ reviews
Your dentist

Post-graduate training in implant dentistry

Dr. Elosta has practiced dentistry for over 10 years and completed a post-graduate training program in implant dentistry at Georgia Regents University School of Dentistry. Your case is planned, placed and restored here in Leesburg, by the dentist who already knows your mouth and your history.

That continual quest for education also earned him the Fellowship award of the Academy of General Dentistry, attained after completing over 500 hours of hands-on participation and lecture courses, a credential around 5% of dentists hold. He is an active member of the Academy of General Dentistry, the Virginia Dental Association and the American Dental Association, and adds continuing education every year.

Every implant case is planned from a cone beam 3D CT scan, which shows exactly how much bone you have and where the nerve sits before anything is decided. What patients tend to mention, though, is the unhurried part: a clear explanation of each stage, and the time taken to keep you comfortable throughout.

Post-graduate implant trainingFAGD FellowADA MemberCone Beam 3D CT
The money part

What it costs

Our current all-inclusive price is $3,295, and it covers all three parts: the post, the abutment and the crown. The cone beam 3D CT scan and the consultation are free, a $150 value. Every mouth is different, so if your scan shows you need bone grafting or a sinus lift first, that is quoted separately and explained to you before anything is booked.

All three parts included

Implant, abutment and crown quoted together, so you can see the cost of the whole case up front.

Pay monthly instead

Financing splits it into monthly payments, which is how most people do a case this size.

Insurance and HSA

Most insurance companies do have benefits toward implants and crowns. We verify yours before you decide anything and file the claim, which brings your out-of-pocket cost down further.

From our Google reviews

What implant patients say

★★★★★

"…demonstrating a higher standard of patient care. I'm happy I chose Lansdowne Family Dental to complete my dental implant. It was my first, and hopefully my last, implant, and I was initially nervous about the process…"

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Diane CrawfordGoogle review · Implant patient
★★★★★

"Dr Elosta performed my implant. It took me years to decide on a dentist for this procedure. I saw several dentists for consults before choosing Dr Elosta. He has excellent bedside manner, is detail oriented…"

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Jessica PerryGoogle review · Implant patient
★★★★★

"First major work involves single implant. The staff and dentist have been excellent. Very thorough in explaining procedure and expectations."

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John LynchGoogle review · Implant patient
This month at Lansdowne Family Dental

$3,295 for a complete dental implant

One all-inclusive price for the post, abutment and crown, with the cone beam 3D CT scan Dr. Elosta uses to plan the case included at no charge.

$3,295 All-inclusive: implant, abutment & crown
  • Consultation and cone beam 3D CT scan free, a $150 value
  • Implant, abutment and crown quoted together
  • Monthly payment plans available
  • We verify your insurance benefits and file the claim for you
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$3,295 is our current all-inclusive price for the implant, the abutment and the crown. Implant treatment varies from patient to patient, so bone grafting or a sinus lift, if your scan shows you need one, is quoted separately. Dr. Elosta confirms your treatment plan and final cost at the consultation, which is free and commits you to nothing.

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Questions

Dental implant FAQs

How much does an implant cost here?
Our current all-inclusive price is $3,295, covering the implant, the abutment and the crown together. Implant treatment varies from patient to patient, which is why Dr. Elosta confirms your own figure at the consultation rather than quoting one flat fee for every case. The consultation and the cone beam 3D CT scan are free. If your scan shows you need bone grafting or a sinus lift first, that is quoted separately and explained before you decide anything.
Does it hurt?
The placement is done under local anesthetic, with oral sedation available if you would prefer it. Most people compare the days afterwards to having a tooth out, and manage on over-the-counter painkillers. There is no nerve inside an implant, so a healed implant does not give you the hot and cold sensitivity a natural tooth can.
How long does the whole thing take?
Expect several months, most of which is waiting rather than appointments. The post needs two to six months to fuse with the bone before the crown can be loaded onto it. The visits themselves are short; the healing is what sets the timeline.
What if I do not have enough bone?
It is common, especially if the tooth has been missing a while, because the jaw shrinks where a root used to be. Grafting or a sinus lift can rebuild enough to place an implant. The CT scan answers this at the first visit rather than partway through treatment.
Does insurance cover it?
We verify your insurance benefits before you decide anything, and most insurance companies do have benefits toward implants and crowns. It is a common misconception that they do not. Applying those benefits brings your potential out-of-pocket cost down further. We file the claim for you, and HSA and FSA funds can be used on the balance as well.
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