Single & Multiple Implants
Individualized replacement of one or more missing teeth using implant-supported restorations when clinically appropriate.
Learn more →Implant & restorative dentistry · Miami
Personalized dental implant, full-arch, and restorative care provided by Marshall Moini, DMD.
Final diagnosis and treatment recommendations require an appropriate in-person examination and diagnostic records.
A coordinated approach
A successful implant plan considers the supporting bone and tissue, the position of each implant, the bite, the provisional phase, and the final restoration.
Dr. Moini evaluates the full case and explains the available options, expected sequence, material choices, maintenance needs, and important limitations before treatment begins.
How implant treatment works →Focused care
Treatment is selected after examination, imaging, and a discussion of reasonable alternatives.
Individualized replacement of one or more missing teeth using implant-supported restorations when clinically appropriate.
Learn more →Comprehensive fixed full-arch rehabilitation using a case-specific number and distribution of implants.
Learn more →Provisional and definitive crowns, bridges, and full-arch prostheses coordinated with the surgical plan.
Learn more →Integrated planning when several teeth, the bite, esthetics, and function must be considered together.
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Yomi® robot-assisted technology
Yomi is designed to assist the dentist during the planning and surgical phases of dental implant placement. The dentist plans the case, controls the instruments, and performs the procedure.
Technology may support precision and intraoperative guidance, but it does not determine candidacy, replace clinical judgment, or guarantee a particular result.
Understand Yomi TechnologyThe patient pathway
Clinical transparency
Patients receive a written treatment plan after the appropriate examination and diagnostics.
What to expect as a new patient →No. Candidacy depends on oral and general health, anatomy, bone and tissue conditions, medications, habits, and the restorative plan. Additional treatment or another option may be recommended.
No. “All-on-X” is a descriptive term. The number and position of implants are determined case by case and may differ between arches or change during planning.
Some patients may qualify for an immediate provisional restoration. It is not guaranteed. Stability, anatomy, bite, health, and clinical findings determine whether immediate loading is appropriate.
A virtual conversation may help identify goals and next steps, but final diagnosis, fees, and treatment planning require an appropriate in-person examination and diagnostic records.
Smile Aesthetics and Implant Dentistry
Speak with our team about your concerns and schedule the appropriate examination with Dr. Moini.