All Under One Roof Dental Implant Care in Baton Rouge
What "Everything Under One Roof" Should Really Mean for Your Smile
Many implant centers promise everything under one roof. At Pearl Dental Group, that roof covers your whole mouth and your whole future with it: the treatment plan, the surgery, the lab that makes your teeth, and the hygiene visits that protect them for years to come.
It Starts With Your Whole Mouth, Not One Procedure
The right plan for your mouth may not be implants on every tooth. An office that only offers full-arch implants has one main answer to give. As a full-service dental practice, we can offer you all of the answers, and then recommend the one that fits.
Your upper teeth may be beyond saving while your lower teeth only need crowns, a bridge, a root canal, or veneers. In that case, we can place a full arch of implants on top and restore the natural teeth you still have on the bottom. Keeping healthy teeth when it makes sense is part of the plan, not an upsell or an afterthought.
We also understand that timing and budget matter. If you aren’t ready for implants today, a denture or a Snap-On Smile® can give you a transitional option until you are. Because we provide all of these treatments ourselves, nobody has a reason to steer you toward just one of them.
At Pearl Dental Group, voted Best of Baton Rouge 2026 for general dentistry, your plan can include any combination of:
- Full-arch implants (All-on-X)
- Single implants and implant bridges
- Crowns and bridges
- Root canals
- Porcelain veneers and smile makeovers
- Dentures and transitional options
- Bone grafting and sinus lifts
- Routine cleanings and exams
Your Teeth Are Designed and Made In-House
Our in-house lab means the people creating your smile can see it, and you, in person. Many implant offices send their work to an outside lab and communicate through prescriptions and photos. Our two ceramists work right here in our practice. Our lab sits behind a glass viewing wall in the center of the office, so you can walk up and watch teeth being crafted by the people who make them.
That changes the experience in practical ways:
- Direct communication. The doctor and ceramist can look at your case together instead of trading notes with a lab across the country.
- In-person shade and shape matching. Your ceramist meets with you to discuss your smile while looking at your full face, including your skin tone, your lip line, and how you smile as you talk.
- Your input, built in. If you want a tooth longer or a smile softer, the person making the change can hear it from you.
- Fewer delays. Adjustments don’t have to wait on a shipping box.
- One accountable team. The office that planned your teeth is also the office that made them.
- Support for the whole mouth. Our lab makes crowns, veneers, milled dentures, custom abutments, and full-arch zirconia bridges, so your implant teeth and your natural-tooth restorations can be matched to each other.
Artistry You Can See Up Close
Each smile is designed digitally in exocad and reviewed by Dr. Andre’ Bruni before it is made. Final full-arch teeth are made exclusively from premium zirconia, then customized by our ceramists.
Natural teeth aren’t one flat color, so ours aren’t either. Our ceramists add translucency at the biting edges, where real enamel lets light through. They also match the color and texture of your gums, so the teeth and gum line look like they belong together.
A Building Designed Around This Procedure
The covered canopy on the right side of the building is our surgery exit.
Our attention to detail started at the ground level, before the first patient ever walked in. We worked with multiple architects to design our Perkins Road office around full-arch implant care and the people who come here for it.
- Waiting areas planned for guests, with a refreshment bar for coffee and cold drinks, because most surgery patients bring someone who loves them and waits for them.
- Surgery rooms designed for patient comfort and for doctor ergonomics. A surgeon who can see, reach, and work comfortably can stay focused from the first step to the last.
- A dedicated surgery exit door with covered parking, so sedated patients can leave by wheelchair, directly to their car, out of the rain and away from a busy waiting room.
- Accessible entry with ramps and touch-button powered doors, so patients who use a wheelchair, walker, or cane can come and go easily.
- One full-arch patient per day. Dr. Andre’ Bruni focuses on one full-arch surgery at a time, so your day is never squeezed between other cases.
Decades of Experience With Teeth and With Implants
Drs. Andre’ and Jessica Bruni bring more than 25 years of experience and thousands of smile makeovers to every case. That cosmetic background matters, because full-arch treatment is more than surgery. Your new teeth also have to suit your face.
Andre’ Bruni, DDS has personally placed more than 10,000 implants and completed more than 700 full arches. He graduated from the LSU School of Dentistry in 2001, completed the LSU Implant Continuum, and holds sedation certification. His advanced training in sinus lifts, bone grafting, and zygomatic and pterygoid implants includes the Pikos Institute and study with Dr. Dan Holtzclaw. He is a member of AAID, ICOI, and DOCS, and speaks Spanish and Portuguese.
Jessica Bruni, DDS is a cosmetic and implant dentist who sees patients at both of our Baton Rouge offices.
When There Isn't Enough Bone, or a Complication Arises
Dr. Andre’ Bruni can place zygomatic and pterygoid implants right here, which matters at two moments in treatment.
The first is at the start. Patients with severe upper jaw bone loss are sometimes told they can’t have fixed teeth, or that they need lengthy grafting first. Zygomatic implants anchor in the cheekbone and pterygoid implants anchor in dense bone at the back of the upper jaw. Both can create options when traditional implant sites are limited.
The second is when something goes wrong. Implant complications are uncommon, but they do happen, and no honest provider will tell you otherwise. If a patient loses a key anchor implant, an office without this training may have to convert them to a denture or send them elsewhere for further surgery. Here, the same doctor who knows your case can evaluate the problem and offer a way forward, with no starting over at a new office.
Sinus lifts and bone grafting are also done in-house.
Life After Surgery: The Team That Built Your Teeth Keeps Caring for Them
A new smile needs professional care for as long as you have it. This may be the most overlooked part of “under one roof,” and it’s where a full-service practice stands apart.
Most implant patients are seen about every six months, and some need more frequent visits. All four of our hygienists are trained in implant maintenance and have the proper tools for it, including air-polishing prophy jets. Your visits happen in the same practice that planned and built your teeth. At those visits we can:
- Clean around your implants and your new teeth with instruments suited to them
- Check your gums, your bite, and the health of the implants
- Show you where your home care needs work, and how to reach those areas
- Replace worn resin plugs that cover the screw openings
- Tighten or replace a screw if one has loosened, and remove your bridge when your care calls for it
- Clean, check, and treat any natural teeth you still have
- Bring in your doctor or ceramist if something needs a closer look
Patients treated at an implant-only office may have to keep up two relationships. They see a local dentist for cleanings, then travel back to the implant center when a plug wears out or a screw needs attention. A general dental office may also be unfamiliar with your specific implant system and your case records.
At Pearl, there’s one chart, one team, and one phone number for all of it.
Eight Questions to Ask Any Implant Center
Wherever you go for treatment, these questions will show you what “under one roof” actually covers.
| Ask this | Why it matters | Our answer |
|---|---|---|
| Can you save any of my teeth, and do you treat natural teeth? | The office’s services can shape the plan you’re offered. | Yes. Crowns, bridges, root canals, and veneers are all done here. |
| Do I need implants on both arches? | Each arch can need something different. | Not always. We plan each arch separately. |
| What can you do if I’m not ready for implants? | Budget and timing are real factors. | We offer dentures and Snap-On Smile® as transitional options. |
| Who designs my teeth? Can I meet them? | Natural-looking teeth depend on the person making them. | Two in-house ceramists who meet with you in person. Your doctor reviews each design. |
| Where are my teeth made? | Many implant offices outsource their lab work. | We build your teeth start to finish on-site, using premium zirconia. |
| How many full arches has my doctor personally completed? | A center’s total isn’t the same as your doctor’s experience. | Dr. Andre’ Bruni has completed more than 700. |
| What happens if I lack bone or lose an anchor implant? | You want to know the backup plan before you need it. | Zygomatic and pterygoid implants are available in-house. |
| Who will clean and check my implants for years to come? | Long-term care protects your investment. | Our four hygienists, in the same practice that built your teeth. |
Frequently Asked Questions
At Pearl Dental Group, it means your diagnosis, implant surgery, lab work, general dentistry, and long-term hygiene are all handled by one team. That includes treatment for natural teeth, not just implants.
Often, yes. If your teeth on one arch can be restored, we can treat them with crowns, bridges, root canals, or veneers while placing full-arch implants on the other.
Possibly. Dr. Andre' Bruni evaluates bone loss cases for options including bone grafting, sinus lifts, and zygomatic or pterygoid implants. Candidacy is determined at your consultation.
Full-arch patients receive a same-day smile on the day of surgery. Your final zirconia teeth are delivered a few months later, after healing.
Yes. Our hygienists see implant patients for regular maintenance, usually about every six months, depending on your needs.
All-on-X treatment is performed at our Perkins Road office in Baton Rouge. Spanish-speaking staff are available.
See What One Roof Can Do for Your Smile
Every mouth is different, and your plan should be too. Schedule a free implant consultation with our team and we’ll go over all of your options, including the ones that aren’t implants.
Your free consultation includes a CT scan and full-mouth X-rays, a $450 value.
Andre’ Bruni, DDS | Pearl Dental Group
7017 Perkins Rd, Baton Rouge, LA 70808
(225) 277-3311
Individual results and treatment needs vary. Candidacy for implants is determined by examination.
