All-on-4 Dental Implants Billings Complete Smile Restoration From an Expert
- Nationally Recognized Prosthodontist
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Results Worth Smiling About
Ed has renewed dental function and a newfound sense of confidence thanks to All-on-4 implants from Dr. Casagrande. See how a specialist can benefit you, too.
“We never compromise on quality, care, compassion, or expertise.”
Care Tailored Just For You
Billings' Best Prosthodontist Can Work With Your Budget
Dr. Casagrande has pursued training in advanced dental implant techniques that come at a decreased cost to the provider. As a result, he passes the savings along to his All-on-4 patients. Once you discuss your oral health history, concerns, and goals, Dr. Casagrande can create a unique All-on-4 treatment plan for you.
A Lifelong Investment Made Affordable
We Accept Flexible Financing
As a specialized provider, Dr. Casagrande believes that dental insurance shouldn't dictate the quality of your care. Though we are out of network for all plans, we will gladly file a claim for reimbursement on your behalf.
We prioritize affordability by accepting flexible financing from multiple lenders. Get treatment from a top prosthodontist now and pay however it works best for you.


Is All-on-4 Right for You?
All-on-4 dental implants make new smiles a reality for many more patients than traditional methods alone, but there are still some important considerations for you to know about before pursuing treatment. You'll likely be a good candidate for the All-on-4 technique if you have:
Widespread Tooth Loss
All-on-4 is meant to treat patients who are missing most or all of the natural teeth along their upper or lower dental arch. If needed, we can perform virtually painless tooth extractions at our Billings, MT, prosthodontist's office to prepare you for All-on-4 implants or suggest a different restorative treatment.
Good Overall Health
Dental implant placement is a surgical procedure, so it's important that you're healthy before beginning treatment. Some preexisting conditions, like heart disease and diabetes, can reduce the chances that your surgery will be a success. If your diabetes is under control, you'll likely be a good candidate for dental implants.
Sufficient Jawbone Density
While All-on-4 implants can be placed with less bone tissue, your jawbone still needs to have a sufficient quantity and quality of bone for treatment. Dr. David Casagrande can assess the health of your jaw and determine if you need preparatory work like a bone graft. He can complete your treatment or refer you to a qualified oral surgeon, if necessary.
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Frequently Asked Questions About All-on-4 Dental Implants in Billings, MT
Does insurance cover dental implants?
Basic insurance plans contribute to the cost of crowns, bridges, and dentures, as well as any preparatory procedures you need, such as gum disease treatment or tooth extraction. But when it comes to the implants and abutments, basic dental insurance rarely applies. Our Billings team will work directly with your provider to maximize your coverage. We also work with CareCredit® and LendingClub®, two medical lenders who can allow you to pay for your treatment in affordable, low-interest installments.
Do brushing and flossing become less important if I receive full implant-supported denture restorations on both arches?
Not at all. Sure, your natural teeth have now been completely replaced by titanium and porcelain, but the foundation of your smile—your gums and jawbone—remain as vulnerable as ever to buildup. Since your implants rely on these tissues for support, it remains crucial to brush twice and floss at least once daily. You will also need to visit us for checkups every six months.
How long can I expect my implants and restorations to last?
By taking great care of your smile through daily hygiene and regular dental visits, the implants themselves could last 40 years or longer. However, restorations (crowns, bridges, and dentures) have a shorter lifespan, usually about 15 years. During your regular visits to our office, we will monitor the condition of your implants and restorations to make sure they are in excellent condition. If they are showing signs of wear, our Billings practice can determine when and how they should be replaced.