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Monterey Peninsula Dental Implant Center

Dental implants periodontist
5.0 (3 reviews) Updated May 12, 2026
550 Water St Ste L-1 Santa Cruz, CA 95060

About Monterey Peninsula Dental Implant Center

Implants anchor smiles when natural roots fail. The Monterey Peninsula Dental Implant Center specializes in rebuilding confidence one fixture at a time—no dentures, no gaps, just fixed prosthetics. Periodontal surgery meets precision here, targeting the bone with titanium posts that fuse months later into strong anchors. Bridges slide over adjacent teeth only when needed; implant-supported crowns restore single gaps without touching neighbors. Even full-arch cases get converted to fixed dentures on four or more implants, a technique labeled All-on-4/6. Bone grafts prepare shallow ridges for implants when volume is thin. Sinus lifts elevate the membrane before placing upper implants above natural sinus floors.

Inside the Water Street building, the clinic keeps its tools and timetables simple, not showy. The address—550 Water St Ste L-1 Santa Cruz, CA 95060—sits two blocks from the mouth of the San Lorenzo River, a short walk from cafés and the county courthouse. Those familiar with Santa Cruz’s coastal grid will find it an easy stop between the Boardwalk and Natural Bridges. The center focuses strictly on surgical implant placement and related bone work; it does not run hygiene or whitening chairs.

Reach Monterey Peninsula Dental Implant Center by phone when paperwork is due or scans are needed. The line is (831) 400-5956—no switchboard games, just direct scheduling or a voicemail that gets returned before close. Postcards or intake forms can be dropped in the mail slot at the rear entrance marked L-1.

Follow the map for the quickest route through town: use the directions. Half-page traffic usually clears before 10 a.m.; afternoon fog sometimes slows the drive along Mission Street. Parking is metered out front, with a small lot behind the building for patients with mobility concerns.

This listing was last updated on May 12, 2026

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Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom
Wheelchair accessible seating
Service options
Language assistance
Offerings
Sedation dentistry
Amenities
Gender-neutral restroom
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Planning
Appointment required
Appointments recommended
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Parking
Free parking lot
On-site parking