The Questions PeopleAsk Before They Call.

You meet the doctor, not a coordinator. We take a 3D scan, look at the whole picture including the bite and the jaw, and talk through what is realistic. You leave with a written plan and a price. The consultation is free and there is no obligation to book anything.

More often yes than no, even if another office has told you otherwise. The scan answers it honestly. Patients who were turned away for not having enough bone are frequently treatable once the bone is rebuilt here.

No. A large share of our patients arrive after years away, usually because something went badly somewhere else. The visit starts where you are now, not with what you should have done.

Yes, and it is common here. Bring the plan and any scans you have. You will get an honest read on it, including when the other office is right.

In full-arch cases you leave with temporary teeth the same day. The permanent teeth go in once healing is done, usually a few months later, because bone needs that time to lock onto the implants.

Treatment is done with sedation, either nitrous oxide or an oral sedative, so you stay relaxed while we work. Most patients describe the days after as sore rather than painful. We do not offer deep intravenous anesthesia.

Placed correctly, Straumann and Neodent implants last decades. Both are among the most documented systems in dentistry, so components and service still exist far into the future. That is the reason we use them rather than a cheaper unbranded implant.

Dr. Slobodian does. He plans the case, places the implants, and restores the final teeth himself, with an oral surgery background behind the surgical side. Nothing is handed off to a rotating provider or a separate lab dentist.

The number of implants supporting the arch. Four is enough in many jaws. Six is used when the bone allows it and the case calls for extra support. The scan decides which one is right, not a package price.

No. Bone can be rebuilt with custom titanium mesh, and cases other offices called hopeless are a regular part of the work here. It adds a stage to treatment, and it is what makes implants possible afterward.

Difficult extractions, bone reconstruction, and full-mouth rehabilitation are handled here. Referring out is what fragments a case into three bills and three opinions.

Single implants start at $2,500, including the abutment and the crown. Full-arch treatment starts at $15,000 for All-on-4 and at $17,000 for All-on-6. Your exact figure comes from your scan and is written down before treatment starts.

We are out of network by choice, so treatment decisions are not set by an insurer. Most PPO plans still reimburse part of the work, and we hand you correctly coded paperwork to claim it directly.

Yes, through CareCredit or Cherry. Applying takes minutes, uses a soft credit check, and there are plans with no interest if the balance is cleared inside the promotional period. We do not run in-house payment plans.

Say so at the start and the visit is built around it: sedation with nitrous oxide or an oral sedative, slower pacing, and everything explained before it happens. Fear is a reason people come here, not something to apologise for.

Yes. Dr. Slobodian speaks English, Українська, and Русский, and treats a large Ukrainian and Russian speaking community in the area. Describing pain in your own language changes the whole appointment.

Tue, Wed: 9 AM to 5 PM. Fri, Sat: 9 AM to 6 PM. Mon, Thu, Sun: Closed. Call or text (973) 528-8428 and we will find a time that works.

Call (973) 528-8428 as early in the day as you can. We hold room for same-day emergencies during office hours.

2350 South Ave, Scotch Plains, NJ 07076, with parking on site. Patients travel to us from across Union County and the surrounding towns.