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Dr. Kerri Hill , The Art of Dental Wellness
An Atelier for the Smile
Whether you are replacing one tooth or a full arch, Dr. Kerri Hill plans, places, and restores your dental implants herself.
The Implant Options
Full mouth dental implants anchor a fixed arch; modern dentures restore a natural look, and our implant guides explain how the two differ. Both are planned in 3D and finished in one place. Compare the two below, or explore a complete full-mouth reconstruction.
All-on-4 Dental Implants
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All on 4 dental implants replace a full arch of missing or failing teeth with four implants that support a fixed, non-removable set, often placed in a single day and planned in 3D for a result that can last for years.
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Partials & Full Dentures
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Partials and full dentures in Beverly Hills rebuild a partial or full arch of missing teeth with a removable option, shaped to your face for a natural look and finished to sit comfortably and securely.
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A fixed full arch anchored to implants, or a removable partial or full denture. Compare the two side by side here or in our implants versus dentures guide, then let Dr. Hill help you choose the one that fits your bone, your goals, and your budget in your consultation.
| Feature | All-on-4 Full Arch | Partials & Full Dentures |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Replacing a full arch of missing or failing teeth with a fixed set that never comes out | Rebuilding several missing teeth or a full arch with a natural-looking, removable option |
| Ideal candidate | Someone who wants teeth that stay put, feel like their own, and are never taken out at night | Someone restoring a full or partial smile comfortably, often as a first step or a gentler investment |
| Longevity | The longest-lasting option, anchored into the jaw and designed to hold for many years | A durable, restorable option that is refit and refreshed over time as your mouth changes |
| In daily life | Fixed in place and cared for like natural teeth, with no adhesives and nothing to remove | Removable for easy cleaning, held securely, and adjusted for a comfortable fit |
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The Hand Behind the Work
For more than twenty-five years, Dr. Kerri Hill has built her name on precision, both placing the implant and designing the tooth that goes on it, so your care is never handed between a surgeon and a separate cosmetic dentist. She sees one patient at a time and finishes every case with her own hands. Meet Dr. Kerri Hill.
The Casework
These are Dr. Hill's own patients, from the before and after gallery the practice already publishes.
Upper and lower All-on-X arches
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Full mouth makeover
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The Consultation
Patients tell us the same thing afterward: I was heard, and every decision was mine. Here is how the consultation unfolds.
What brings you in, the teeth you have lost or are about to, and what a permanent, complete smile would change about your daily life, all before any treatment talk.
A cone-beam 3D scan and digital imaging map your bone volume, your nerve position, and your bite. From there Dr. Hill walks you through your options, from a single implant to full-arch All-on-X, along with the surgical plan, the healing timeline, and the investment, with nothing left to arrive as a surprise later.
You leave understanding the full path from placement through the final restoration, and the next step is always yours to take.
In Her Patients' Own Words
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Individual results vary.
Most healthy adults missing one or more teeth are candidates for dental implants. The only way to know for certain is a consultation, where Dr. Hill uses a 3D scan to assess your bone and your bite. Even patients told elsewhere they lacked enough bone often have options, from grafting to full-arch All-on-4, which is designed to work with less bone.
Dental implants are one of the most predictable procedures in dentistry, with published long-term success rates above 95 percent. Dr. Hill improves those odds by planning every case in 3D and both placing the implant and designing the final tooth herself, so one clinician answers for the whole outcome. On the rare occasion an implant does not integrate, it is usually caught early and addressed.
Most patients are surprised by how manageable it is. Placement is done under local anesthesia with sedation options, and patients typically describe the recovery as milder than a tooth extraction, managed with over-the-counter relief for a few days. Dr. Hill walks you through your healing timeline in detail so you know what to expect at each stage.
It depends on your case. A single implant is often restored within a few months, once the implant has integrated with the bone, while full-arch All-on-4 can place a full set of teeth in a single day. At your consultation Dr. Hill maps the full timeline from placement to your final restoration so there are no surprises.
With All-on-4 and All-on-X, four to eight implants can support a full arch of new teeth, often placed the same day and planned in advance with photogrammetry and 3D printing. A result designed this way can last for years, and your candidacy is confirmed at the consultation.
A fair question, and one we answer with clarity. In your private consultation Dr. Hill walks through your options and the investment together, and nothing arrives as a surprise later. Financing through partners such as CareCredit, Cherry, PatientFi, and Alphaeon can make the plan comfortable.

Dental Implants vs Dentures: What's the Difference?
Compare dental implants and dentures: how each is secured, cleaned, and adjusted, how they affect chewing and bone loss, and how long they last.
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Is Bone Graft Necessary For A Dental Implant?
Learn what bone grafting is, when a dental implant needs one, why tooth loss leads to bone loss, and what to expect after a graft.
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Maintaining Your Dental Implants for a Lifetime
Learn how to care for dental implants, from daily cleaning habits and the right tools to regular check-ups and why oral hygiene protects them.
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