All-on-4 in SoHo, NYC

All-on-4 Dental Implants in SoHo, NYC

All-on-4 dental implants give you a full arch of fixed teeth on four implants — no plate to remove, no adhesive, nothing that moves when you laugh. I'm Dr. Nina Izhaky. SoHo patients find us from the lofts and the small offices over Broadway, often after years of quietly managing failing teeth: the soft food chosen without comment, the smile rationed in photographs.

We're a short walk south, across Canal Street, and the whole case — scan, surgery, teeth, follow-up — happens under one roof at 54 Warren Street.

Full-arch All-on-4 dental implant restoration for SoHo, NYC patients at Tribeca Dental Studio

Why All-on-4 works for SoHo patients

If you're missing most or all of your teeth — or facing that reality soon — you have two kinds of options: removable, or fixed. All-on-4 is the fixed one that doesn't require rebuilding your entire jaw first.

Fixed teeth, not a removable denture.

Four strategically placed implants support a full arch of teeth that stays in — no adhesives, no slipping, no taking your teeth out at night. You brush and floss them like natural teeth.

Four implants, not six or eight.

The concept uses two anterior and two posterior implants; the back two are angled to make the most of your available bone. That often means no bone grafting and a shorter, simpler surgery than traditional full-arch implant approaches.

Designed around your face and bite.

Your final bridge is planned digitally around your facial proportions, lip support, and bite — not a stock set of denture teeth. The result looks like teeth that belong in your face, because they're designed for it.

One coordinated treatment pathway.

3D imaging, surgical planning, implant placement, and your provisional teeth are coordinated in one practice — no bouncing between a surgeon's office across town and a restorative dentist somewhere else.

How All-on-4 treatment works

A planned, phased process — from first scan to final bridge.

01

3D imaging and candidacy evaluation.

Cone-beam 3D imaging maps your bone anatomy precisely. We evaluate whether four implants can support your arch, whether your bone is sufficient, and whether you're a candidate for same-day provisional teeth. Not everyone qualifies — we'll know after a full evaluation.

02

Digital surgical planning.

Implant positions and angles are planned on your 3D scan before surgery day. The angled posterior implants are positioned to use your existing bone and reduce the cantilever on the final bridge.

03

Implant placement and provisional teeth.

Four implants are placed in a single surgical visit. When adequate stability and clinical criteria are met, a fixed provisional restoration — a full set of temporary teeth — may be attached the same day.

04

Healing and your definitive bridge.

After the healing phase, your definitive bridge is designed and fitted — refined in material, fit, bite design, and hygiene access compared to the provisional. This is the set built to last.

Next door: a short walk south from SoHo

SoHo is our next-door neighbor — close enough that many of our SoHo patients simply walk down. They come from the cast-iron lofts on Greene and Mercer, the boutiques along Broadway, and the small offices tucked over the shops on Prince and Spring. Cross Canal Street and you're in Tribeca; our office at 54 Warren Street is a few minutes further, between Greenwich Street and West Broadway.

Getting here by subway

  • On foot down West Broadway to Warren Street — about twelve minutes from Prince Street
  • A, C, E from Canal Street to Chambers Street — one stop
  • R, W from Prince Street to City Hall, then a five-minute walk west
  • B, D, F, M from Broadway–Lafayette to West 4th Street, then the A, C, or E downtown
  • Citi Bike stations along Broadway and West Broadway the whole way down

Driving and parking

SoHo street parking is famously scarce — cobblestones, loading zones, and shopping crowds. Walking down or the one-stop subway ride is easier; if you drive, attended garages on Warren and Greenwich Streets sit within a block of our door.

Nothing That Moves

Eat, Laugh, Speak — Without Thinking About Your Teeth

The SoHo version of this story is quiet. Nobody is in crisis; they're editing. They order the soup instead of the steak, they smile with a closed mouth in the photo, they plan around a denture the way you plan around weather. An All-on-4 ends the editing: a full arch of teeth fixed on four implants, the rear pair angled to anchor in the bone that remains.

Fixed means fixed — it stays in when you eat, speak, and sleep, and it is cleaned like teeth, not like an appliance.

What we will not do is rush you past the diagnosis. A 3D scan and a full exam come first, because some mouths need grafting before implants, some do better with a different design, and a few should keep more of their own teeth than they expected. Surgery day typically includes provisional fixed teeth; the final bridge follows after months of healing, when the implants have fully integrated.

That timeline is not a sales delay — it's the difference between a bridge that lasts and a story you tell another dentist later.

Living with the result is straightforward but not effort-free: daily cleaning under the bridge with a water flosser, regular maintenance visits, and the same team following you from scan to final. From SoHo the whole thing is unusually manageable — you're close enough that a check is a walk, not an expedition. If you've been quietly managing, come in and see your scan. Decisions are easier with the picture in front of you.

All-on-4 Implants in SoHo: The Complete Picture

All-on-4 may be considered for people in SoHo who are missing most or all of their teeth in an arch, people with severely compromised teeth, or denture wearers seeking a fixed option. Four strategically placed implants support a full arch of teeth that stays in, with no adhesives, no slipping, and no taking your teeth out at night. You brush and floss them like natural teeth.

Candidacy is never assumed, though: it depends on your oral health, bone anatomy, medical history, hygiene, and restorative goals. Some patients qualify and some do not, and the only honest way to know is a full evaluation with 3D imaging before any plan is promised.

The concept uses two anterior implants and two posterior implants, with the back two angled to make the most of your available bone. Using four implants rather than six or eight often means no bone grafting and a shorter, simpler surgery than traditional full-arch approaches. We begin with cone-beam 3D imaging, which maps your bone anatomy precisely, and we evaluate whether four implants can support your arch and whether your bone is sufficient.

Implant positions and angles are then planned digitally on your scan before surgery day. The angled posterior implants are positioned to use your existing bone and reduce the cantilever on the final bridge. Every position is decided in advance, not improvised during surgery on the day itself.

On surgery day, the four implants are placed in a single surgical visit. When adequate stability and clinical criteria are met, a fixed provisional restoration, a full set of temporary teeth, may be attached the same day. That outcome depends on implant stability, bone conditions, bite forces, and the surgical plan, so it cannot be promised before evaluation. The provisional is functional and natural-looking, but it is designed for the healing phase.

After healing, your definitive bridge is fitted, refined in material, fit, bite design, and hygiene access compared with the provisional. That final bridge is the set built to last, designed around your face rather than taken from stock.

Living with the result is different from living with a removable denture, and that difference is the point for many patients from SoHo. Fixed teeth do not slip, do not need adhesives, and do not come out at night, and they let you bite with far more force than a removable denture. You brush and floss them like natural teeth. Your final bridge is planned digitally around your facial proportions, lip support, and bite, not made from a stock set of denture teeth.

The result should look like teeth that belong in your face, because they are designed for it, and feel like a stable part of everyday life. That stability is why fixed teeth are chosen over a removable alternative by many.

What sets our approach apart is one coordinated treatment pathway at Tribeca Dental Studio, 54 Warren Street, where we have served downtown since 2007. For patients travelling from SoHo, 3D imaging, surgical planning, implant placement, and provisional teeth are coordinated in one practice, with every dental specialty under one roof and a written plan before treatment. There is no bouncing between a surgeon's office across town and a restorative dentist somewhere else.

We are open Monday to Friday 8 AM to 6 PM, Saturday 9 AM to 4 PM, and Sunday 9 AM to 2 PM. Call (212) 561-5303 to begin with the evaluation that determines candidacy honestly. That first evaluation sets out the plan, the phases, and the expectations in writing.

Before you commit, ask the questions that determine whether All-on-4 genuinely fits you, because candidacy is never assumed. At our evaluation for patients from SoHo, we use cone-beam 3D imaging to assess your oral health, bone anatomy, medical history, hygiene, and restorative goals, and we give you a written plan before treatment.

Ask whether your bone can support four implants, whether the angled posterior implants help you avoid bone grafting, and whether same-day provisional teeth are realistic for your stability and bite forces, since that cannot be promised in advance. Ask how your final bridge will be designed around your face, how the provisional differs from the definitive bridge, and how healing and hygiene access are planned.

Ask also who coordinates imaging, surgery, and restoration, and whether that pathway stays in one practice rather than being handed off between offices across town before you decide.

“If the tooth is no longer there and the bone is good, the replacement process is actually very uneventful — very little recovery at all. What we hear from our patients is how unremarkable the procedure was. They're surprised, and we're thankful for their appreciation.”

— Dr. Nina Izhaky, Tribeca Dental Studio

All-on-4 questions, answered

01What is All-on-4, exactly?

All-on-4 is a full-arch implant treatment concept in which four implants support a fixed prosthetic arch — a full set of upper or lower teeth that doesn't come out. Two posterior implants are typically angled to make better use of available bone, which often avoids the need for bone grafting.

02Can I really get teeth the same day?

In qualifying cases, a fixed provisional restoration may be delivered on the day of implant placement — you leave with a full set of fixed temporary teeth. Immediate loading depends on implant stability, bone conditions, bite forces, and the surgical plan, so it can't be promised before evaluation.

03Am I a candidate for All-on-4?

It may be considered for people missing most or all teeth in an arch, people with severely compromised teeth, or denture wearers seeking a fixed option. Candidacy depends on oral health, bone anatomy, medical history, hygiene, and restorative goals — all assessed at your evaluation with 3D imaging.

04What's the difference between the temporary and final bridge?

The provisional bridge is a fixed set of temporary teeth placed on surgery day in qualifying cases — functional and natural-looking, but designed for the healing phase. The definitive bridge comes after healing and is refined in material, fit, bite design, and hygiene access. It's the long-term restoration.

05I wear dentures. Is All-on-4 better?

For many denture wearers, yes — fixed teeth don't slip, don't need adhesives, don't come out at night, and let you bite with far more force. Whether All-on-4 is right for your specific situation depends on your bone, your health, and your goals, which is exactly what the evaluation determines.

06Can I get fixed teeth the same day in SoHo?

In qualifying cases, a fixed provisional restoration may be delivered on the day of implant placement, so you leave with a full set of fixed temporary teeth. Immediate loading depends on implant stability, bone conditions, bite forces, and the surgical plan, so it cannot be promised before evaluation. Your 3D imaging and candidacy assessment tell us whether same-day provisional teeth are appropriate for you.

07Why does All-on-4 use only four implants?

The concept uses two anterior implants and two posterior implants, with the back two typically angled to make better use of available bone. That angulation often avoids the need for bone grafting and supports a full fixed arch without placing six or eight implants. Implant positions and angles are planned digitally on your 3D scan before surgery, using your existing bone as effectively as possible.

08What is the difference between the provisional and final bridge?

The provisional bridge is a fixed set of temporary teeth placed on surgery day in qualifying cases. It is functional and natural-looking, but designed for the healing phase. The definitive bridge comes after healing and is refined in material, fit, bite design, and hygiene access compared with the provisional. It is the long-term restoration, planned digitally around your facial proportions, lip support, and bite.

09Will I need bone grafting with All-on-4 in SoHo?

Often, the angled posterior implants help avoid bone grafting by making the most of your available bone, but that is not guaranteed for every patient. Your cone-beam 3D imaging maps your bone anatomy precisely, and we evaluate whether your bone is sufficient and whether four implants can support your arch. Implant positions and angles are planned digitally before surgery, and we explain honestly at your evaluation whether grafting is needed in your specific case.

010How do I get to you from SoHo?

Most SoHo patients walk: West Broadway straight down across Canal Street to Warren Street — about twelve minutes from Prince Street. Or take the A, C, or E one stop from Canal Street to Chambers Street and walk five minutes up Warren to number 54.

011Where do I park coming from SoHo?

Honestly, walk or take the subway one stop — SoHo and Tribeca street parking are both scarce. Drivers will find attended garages on Warren and Greenwich Streets within a block of 54 Warren Street.

Visit us from SoHo

Tribeca Dental Studio is at 54 Warren Street, New York, NY 10007 — a short walk south from SoHo. Head down West Broadway, cross Canal Street, and continue to Warren; we're between Greenwich Street and West Broadway, steps from Washington Market Park.

Your all-on-4 consultation starts here

Call (212) 561-5303 or book online — tell us you're coming from SoHo and we'll make the trip worth it.

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All-on-4 at This Studio: The Planning Standard

The full All-on-4 guide above sets out the treatment in detail — the angled posterior implants, the bone evaluation, the provisional and definitive bridges. What this section adds is the planning standard behind it at this studio: a full-arch case is designed backward from the finished teeth.

Your face, your lip support, and your bite determine where the teeth belong; the implants are then positioned to serve that design, using your cone-beam imaging to find the bone that can carry them. When a case is planned forward from the implants instead, the teeth end up wherever the bone happened to be, and the result looks and functions like a compromise.

Coordination is the other half of the standard. Imaging, surgery, provisional teeth, and the definitive restoration are one sequence here, with one team accountable for the whole arc — because a full-arch result fails at the handoffs: a surgical decision the restorative plan did not anticipate, a provisional design the final bridge cannot follow. Your written plan covers each stage, what is decided at it, and what your healing needs to show before the next stage begins.

If you are weighing full-arch treatment, judge the plans you are offered by that completeness: the stages, the contingencies, and who owns the result if a stage needs revising.

What makes someone a good All-on-4 candidate?

The guide above covers candidacy in full, but the short version is: enough bone in the right places — or bone that the angled posterior implants can reach — healthy enough gums and general health for surgery and healing, and a bite plan the four implants can genuinely carry.

Where four implants cannot carry the arch responsibly, we will say so and plan the alternative (more implants, grafting first, or a different restoration) rather than stretch the concept past its evidence. Your evaluation ends with a definite answer for your anatomy, in writing.

How We Plan Your Care at Tribeca Dental Studio

Every treatment at Tribeca Dental Studio starts with a diagnosis, not a sales pitch. Before we recommend anything, we examine the tooth or area in question, review imaging taken here in the office, and talk through what we see in plain language. You will always know what we recommend, why we recommend it, and what could safely wait.

That recommendation becomes a written plan, so the sequence, the timing, and the reasoning are clear before any treatment begins — and if a simpler option would serve you just as well, that is the option we will put in front of you.

Our studio brings every dental specialty under one roof at 54 Warren St in Tribeca, and it has since 2007. General dentistry, cosmetic care, implant surgery, periodontics, endodontics, orthodontics, airway care, and pediatric dentistry are handled by one team in one place, which means a treatment that touches several specialties is planned as a whole rather than handed off between offices across town.

Your records, your imaging, and your history stay with the same team from the first visit through every follow-up, so nothing is lost between providers and no step is planned in isolation.

We are open Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Saturday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, and Sunday from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. You can book online at any time or call us at (212) 561-5303.

The studio sits between Greenwich Street and West Broadway, steps from the Chambers Street subway hub (1, 2, 3, A, C, E), with attended garages on Warren Street and Greenwich Street within a block of our door for patients who drive in.

Care does not end when the procedure does. We schedule reviews and follow-ups around your life, group staged treatment into planned steps when we can, and use each return visit to check healing and watch the details we flagged together. Between appointments we stay in touch with recall reminders and clear next steps, and if something feels off, we would rather see you quickly than have you wait and wonder.

The goal is a plan you understand, a team you recognize, and results that are checked over time rather than assumed.

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