Replace the gap. Reclaim the way you eat, speak, and smile.
From one missing tooth to an implant bridge or full arch, Dr. William Sung provides 3D-planned implant care from the foundation through the final restoration.
No-pressure guidance. Understand your options before you decide.
One consultation. A complete view of your options.
Your best replacement depends on the number of missing teeth, bone and gum health, bite, timeline, and long-term goals.
The $2,999 starting fee includes one implant, abutment, and crown. Extractions, grafting, sedation, or other case-specific care may add cost.
Missing teeth can shrink your world. A stable replacement can open it again.
People often adapt by chewing on one side, avoiding certain foods, or hiding their smile. Implants replace the tooth root as well as the visible tooth, helping restore function without relying on neighboring teeth.
More confidence in the care—and the people providing it.
Full-scope implant care
Single crowns, implant bridges, All-on-X, regenerative care, and evaluation of failing implants are available in one office.
A stronger foundation
3D imaging reveals bone volume and anatomy. When needed, grafting and regenerative care can rebuild support before placement.
Natural-looking restoration
The final tooth is planned around your surrounding teeth, smile, bite, and facial proportions.
A calmer procedure
Sedation options range from mild relaxation to deeper comfort based on your health and treatment needs.
See what a carefully planned implant can change.
Compare a real Grand Mission implant case. Individual results vary.
Know what comes next before you begin.
3D evaluation
Dr. Sung assesses the missing tooth area, bone, gums, bite, and overall treatment goals.
Foundation first
If grafting or gum treatment is needed, the team explains why and how it changes timing.
Implant placement
The implant is positioned using the 3D plan, with the agreed comfort and sedation approach.
Healing
The implant integrates with the jaw while the team monitors stability and tissue health.
Final tooth
A custom crown, bridge, or arch is attached and adjusted for comfort, function, and appearance.
The surgical plan and the final smile stay connected.
Dr. Sung handles the full implant pathway in house, using 3D imaging and regenerative techniques when needed. His AGD Fellowship and approximately 100 hours of continuing education each year reflect an ongoing commitment to complex care and current techniques.
A Tufts University dental graduate from a family of dentists, Dr. Sung practiced in Massachusetts before moving to the Houston area with his wife and making Richmond home.
Real reassurance from someone who sat in the chair.
See how patients describe the communication, comfort, and care they experienced at Grand Mission.
Why Richmond patients keep choosing Grand Mission.
Recent public review themes, summarized for clarity. Grand Mission’s public rating is 4.9 from more than 1,700 Google reviews.
She praised Dr. Sung’s expertise and a team that made professional care feel welcoming and personal.
He highlighted a thorough treatment plan, strong communication, and care that felt both professional and individualized.
She valued Dr. Sung’s clear explanations, whole-health focus, and the way the team made treatment feel less intimidating.
Questions worth asking before you decide.
Still unsure? A conversation with the team can help you understand what applies to your specific situation.
How much is a single dental implant?+
Grand Mission lists an all-inclusive single implant starting at $2,999 for the implant, abutment, and crown. The final fee depends on whether extraction, grafting, sedation, or other treatment is needed.
What if I do not have enough bone?+
Bone loss does not automatically rule out implants. A 3D scan shows whether grafting, ridge augmentation, an alternative implant plan, or another restoration is appropriate.
How long does the process take?+
Many implants need several months to integrate before the final restoration. The number of teeth, grafting needs, healing, and whether a temporary tooth is possible all affect the timeline.
Do implants hurt?+
Local anesthetic is used, and multiple sedation levels are available. Most patients should expect temporary soreness afterward; your health and procedure determine the safest comfort plan.
Start with a conversation, not a commitment.
Share what you want to change. The Grand Mission team will help you understand the right visit, timing, and next step.