Sturgeon Dental Malibu Expands Focus on Full-Arch and Single-Tooth Dental Implant Care
Oct 22, 2026
Malibu, California, October 22, 2026 /MarketersMEDIA/ -- Sturgeon Dental Malibu has expanded its full-arch and single-tooth dental implant services for patients in Malibu, Calabasas, Thousand Oaks, Pacific Palisades, and Santa Monica. The practice, led by Dr. David Sturgeon, offers single implants, multiple implants, implant-supported bridges and dentures, and full-arch implants, with each restoration custom-made to match the patient’s natural teeth.
Located on Pacific Coast Highway, Sturgeon Dental Malibu is a family and cosmetic dental practice whose implant services are part of a broader restorative offering that includes full mouth reconstruction. Dr. Sturgeon develops individual treatment plans covering consultation, placement, and recovery support.
“Replacing a missing tooth is about far more than appearance; it affects how people eat, speak and feel day to day,” said Dr. David Sturgeon, DDS, Sturgeon Dental Malibu. “Our aim is to give each patient a clear, honest explanation of their options and a plan that fits their health, their goals and their life in Malibu.”
Expanded Full-Arch and Single-Tooth Implant Care
With the expansion, patients missing a single tooth, several teeth, or a full arch can receive treatment at the practice. Options include implant-supported bridges and dentures for patients who need broader restoration, as well as full-arch implants for those requiring replacement of an entire row of teeth. For patients facing extensive tooth loss or damage, full mouth reconstruction coordinates multiple restorative procedures including implants to rebuild dental function and structure across the upper arch, lower arch, or both.
Custom Restorations and Individualized Treatment Plans
Each implant restoration placed at the practice is custom-made to match the patient’s existing teeth, meaning crowns, bridges, and denture components are designed specifically for the individual. Dr. Sturgeon builds each treatment plan around the patient’s dental health, personal goals, and lifestyle, covering every stage from initial evaluation through post-procedure recovery support.
Patient Education on Implant Preparation and Recovery
The practice publishes educational content on its blog addressing topics directly relevant to implant patients, including how to prepare for dental implant surgery, what to expect during recovery, and how to choose a cosmetic dentist. These resources are designed to help patients understand the process before committing to treatment.
Patients interested in learning more about dental implant options at Sturgeon Dental Malibu can visit the practice’s website for additional information and educational resources.
About Sturgeon Dental Malibu
Sturgeon Dental Malibu is a family and cosmetic dental practice located on Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, California, led by Dr. David Sturgeon, DDS. The practice provides comprehensive care under one roof, including preventive and general dentistry, emergency and periodontal care, restorative treatments such as dental implants, crowns, bridges and dentures, and cosmetic services including porcelain veneers, teeth whitening and smile makeovers. Sturgeon Dental Malibu serves individuals and families throughout Malibu, Calabasas, Thousand Oaks, Pacific Palisades and Santa Monica, with personalized treatment plans developed around each patient’s goals. More information is available at https://www.sturgeondentalmalibu.com/.
What types of dental implant services does Sturgeon Dental Malibu provide?
Sturgeon Dental Malibu offers a full range of custom solutions, including single and multiple implants, implant-supported bridges and dentures, and full-arch implants. These services can also be coordinated as part of a full mouth reconstruction to rebuild dental function and structure.
Which areas does Sturgeon Dental Malibu serve?
Sturgeon Dental Malibu provides family, cosmetic, and restorative care to individuals and families throughout Malibu, Calabasas, Thousand Oaks, Pacific Palisades, and Santa Monica.
How does Sturgeon Dental Malibu help patients prepare for dental implants?
Dr. Sturgeon provides individualized treatment plans and straightforward guidance during consultations. Patients can also access educational blog content on the practice’s website regarding surgery preparation, recovery expectations, and how to choose a cosmetic dentist.
Where can I get dental implants in Malibu?
Sturgeon Dental Malibu, a family and cosmetic dental practice on Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, California, offers single implants, multiple implants, implant-supported bridges and dentures, and full-arch implants. Treatment is led by Dr. David Sturgeon, DDS, and the practice also serves patients in Calabasas, Thousand Oaks, Pacific Palisades and Santa Monica.
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Company: Sturgeon Dental Malibu
Contact: Dr. David Sturgeon
Address: 24955 Pacific Coast Hwy, Suite C100, Malibu, California 90265
Phone: +1 310-456-5700
Website: https://www.sturgeondentalmalibu.com/
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