Nuvia Dental Implant Center - Las Vegas

About Nuvia Dental Implant Center - Las Vegas

Nuvia Dental Implant Center in Las Vegas is located on South Fort Apache Road near the northern edge of Summerlin, serving patients from across the Las Vegas valley and beyond. The practice focuses exclusively on full arch dental implant solutions, including All on 4 style treatment, for people who are missing most or all of their teeth or who are struggling with failing dentures. Using digital 3D scanning to plan implant placement, the team designs a new smile and places implants topped with a fixed set of replacement teeth, aiming to shorten the traditional months long wait for a permanent result.

Care at this location is provided by a team that includes an oral and maxillofacial surgeon and a restorative dentist, along with supporting staff such as registered nurse anesthetists for sedation during surgery. Patients considering treatment can expect a consultation and imaging visit followed by a surgical appointment where teeth are removed, implants are placed, and a new set of teeth is attached, all coordinated to be completed within a single day for most candidates. The Las Vegas center is part of a larger network of Nuvia centers, but this location operates independently to serve local patients, and it has built a large volume of patient reviews from the surrounding community.

Meet the Doctors

Care at this Nuvia Dental Implant Center location is currently provided by Dr. Dallin Parkinson, an oral and maxillofacial surgeon, and Dr. Christopher Goodman, DMD, a restorative dentist, according to the practice's own current Las Vegas team page and doctor bio page on nuviasmiles.com, corroborated by a Healthgrades group listing showing Dr. Christopher Goodman, DMD at this same address. Earlier team members named in older press materials and some directory listings no longer appear to match the practice's own current published team content for this location, suggesting staffing has changed since those materials were published. As with any multi-provider surgical practice, patients should confirm their specific treating providers at the time of consultation.