For Puyallup Patients
Oral surgery and dental implants near Puyallup, WA.
Included In Every $15,000 Arch
Elite Oral Surgery is twelve minutes east of Puyallup in Bonney Lake, closer than crossing town for most Puyallup neighborhoods. An oral and maxillofacial surgeon, single-doctor practice, and full-arch dental implants at $15,000 per arch, all-inclusive.
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon
Single-Doctor Practice
$15,000 Per Arch, All-Inclusive
Puyallup → Bonney Lake
12 min
an everyday drive for most Puyallup residents.
Distance
~10 mi
via WA-410 East
Drive Time
10–15 min
off-peak
9907 205th Ave E • Bonney Lake, WA • free on-site parking
Why Puyallup Patients Choose Elite
Four reasons the drive is worth twelve minutes.
Puyallup has capable oral surgeons; this is not a competence claim. The differences at Elite are structural: practice model, pricing transparency, operational focus, and scope. Those differences change what treatment looks like, particularly for full-arch implant patients comparing several practices.
01
Pricing
Published, all-inclusive pricing
One flat price per arch, surgery, IV sedation, same-day printed PMMA provisional, the prototype try-in, and the final zirconia bridge included. Posted publicly, with no upcharges for materials some programs treat as premium upgrades. Most full-arch programs in the Puget Sound region do not publish pricing at all, and quotes generally follow a paid consultation.
02
Continuity
The surgeon at consultation is the surgeon at every visit
Most multi-surgeon groups rotate providers across consultation, surgery, and follow-up. Elite is single-doctor: Dr. Volland performs your consultation, surgery, every try-in, delivery, and follow-up. Across twelve weeks of full-arch treatment, that continuity has real clinical and practical value.
03
Scope
Including remote anchorage and the full OMS scope
Patients with severe upper-jaw bone loss who have been told they need extensive grafting, or that they are not candidates at all, are often candidates with remote anchorage protocols. Zygomatic implants require specific surgical training and are not standard at most regional practices. They are standard here, alongside the full traditional OMS scope.
04
In-House Lab
Same-day provisional teeth with on-site milling
Surgery day includes a printed PMMA provisional bridge designed and produced in our in-house lab. You leave with teeth that look natural and let you eat soft foods that night. The in-house workflow means tighter quality control and faster turnaround on adjustments.
Flagship, Full-Arch Implants
A complete set of teeth, planned around your anatomy.
Full-arch reconstruction replaces a full row of failing or missing teeth with a fixed, implant-supported bridge. Every implant is mapped from 3D imaging before the day of surgery.
$15,000
Per Arch, All-Inclusive
95%+
10-Year Implant Survival
~12 wks
To Final Teeth
Services
The full surgical scope, available to Puyallup patients.
From routine wisdom teeth to complex full-arch reconstruction, planned and performed by a specialist, close to home.
i
Wisdom Teeth Removal
All four third molars in a single session under in-house IV sedation, the most common Puyallup-area referral. Most patients are back to normal in 5–7 days.
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Full-Arch Dental Implants
All-on-4 and All-on-6 protocols, same-day provisional teeth, and final zirconia in about 12 weeks, $15,000 per arch, all-inclusive.
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Single Dental Implants
A permanent replacement for one or several teeth that looks and functions like the natural tooth it replaces.
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IV Sedation & Anesthesia
Nitrous through full general anesthesia, delivered in-house by a surgeon trained in hospital-grade sedation.
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The complete scope
All-on-4 Dental Implants
Most-studied protocol
Four implants per arch supporting a complete fixed bridge, 25+ years of outcome data showing 95%+ implant survival at 10 years. For most Puyallup patients with adequate bone, All-on-4 is the appropriate starting recommendation, with alternatives evaluated from 3D imaging at consultation.
All-on-6 Dental Implants
Same $15,000 price
Six implants per arch instead of four, selected for strong bite forces, a history of bruxism, or specific clinical situations where additional support is biomechanically warranted. At Elite it is priced identically to All-on-4, so the recommendation is purely clinical rather than financial. Many programs charge a premium for the additional implants; that markup does not exist here.
Zygomatic Implants
For patients told they're not candidates
For severe maxillary atrophy, typically after years of denture wear, longer implants are anchored in the cheekbone rather than the resorbed upper jaw, eliminating the 6–9 month sinus-lift and grafting timeline. Zygomatic protocols require specific training and aren’t standard at most Pacific Northwest OMS practices, making Elite a meaningful second-opinion option for Puyallup patients turned away elsewhere.
Full Mouth Dental Implants
Same procedure, broader term
The term most patients use when first researching. It overlaps with All-on-4, All-on-X, and full-arch implants; the underlying procedure is the same, described with different vocabulary. The clinical evaluation and treatment recommendation are identical regardless of which term brought you here, and it is the same $15,000 per arch.
Single Dental Implants
For individual missing teeth
The modern alternative to bridges and removable partials, without compromising adjacent healthy teeth or the retention issues of partials. For patients referred by a Puyallup-area general dentist, Elite handles the surgical placement; the restoration crown is typically completed by your referring dentist over the following weeks, with a coordinated workflow producing predictable, durable outcomes.
Surgical Extractions
Beyond a GP's scope
Broken teeth at the gumline, fractured or ankylosed roots, dilacerated roots, teeth close to the inferior alveolar nerve, and anxious patients requiring sedation, the cases general dentists refer out. Handled in a controlled surgical environment with proper instrumentation and IV sedation available. Elite serves as that referral resource for Puyallup-area dentists without established OMS relationships.
Bone Grafting & Sinus Lift
Foundation procedures
The foundation procedures that make implants possible after bone loss. Socket preservation right after an extraction protects bone volume for a future implant; a sinus lift rebuilds height in the upper-back jaw where the sinus has expanded. Both are commonly done as part of a broader plan, with pricing and healing timelines given to you in writing at consultation.
The Full-Arch Journey
Four visits over about twelve weeks.
A clear, predictable path from first consultation to the final set of teeth, every step performed by Dr. Volland himself.
Visit 01 · Consultation
Consultation & 3D imaging
Meet Dr. Volland, get a CBCT scan, and leave with a written treatment plan and itemized pricing. No guesswork, no pressure.
Complimentary for full-arch cases. About 60 minutes. Nothing is scheduled until you decide to proceed.
Surgery day
Placement & same-day teeth
Implants are placed under in-house IV sedation, and you go home the same day with a fixed provisional bridge. The drive home to Puyallup is the same familiar WA-410 corridor.
A sober adult driver is required, no different than driving home from a Puyallup practice. Soft diet for 6–8 weeks; most patients return to non-strenuous work in 3–5 days.
Week 08 · Try-In
Prototype try-in
A try-in to refine bite, esthetics, and speech before the final bridge is milled. A short, non-surgical visit, an easy trip on a corridor you already use for the Plateau and Mt. Rainier.
Non-surgical appointment. About 90 minutes. Bring a second opinion if you would like one.
Week 10–12
Final zirconia bridge
Your final zirconia bridge is delivered once osseointegration is confirmed. The finished result, on a predictable timeline, a short highway drive from Puyallup.
Full diet typically resumes within 1–2 weeks. Follow-ups at 3, 6, and 12 months are a quick trip east.
Follow-up visits at 3, 6, and 12 months are included in the all-inclusive price. Every appointment above happens in Bonney Lake, about twelve minutes east of Puyallup on WA-410, mostly highway rather than stoplights.
Getting Here
Twelve minutes from Puyallup via WA-410.
From most Puyallup neighborhoods you’re at the office in 10–15 minutes. The route is WA-410 East, the same corridor Puyallup residents use for the Plateau, Crystal Mountain, or Mt. Rainier. If you’ve ever driven to Bonney Lake for shopping or Sumner for the State Fair, you’ve already made this drive.
Route 01 · Most Direct
10–15 min
WA-410 East
From central Puyallup or downtown, WA-410 East directly to Bonney Lake, the most common route regardless of starting neighborhood. Light off-peak traffic, moderate at commute hours but still reasonable, and almost entirely highway.
Route 02 · From South Puyallup
12–18 min
WA-512 → WA-410
From south Puyallup neighborhoods (South Hill, Edgewood-adjacent areas), WA-512 East to WA-410 East. Slightly longer routing but better for south-side starting points; both routes share the same final stretch into Bonney Lake.
Surgery days under IV sedation: you’ll need a sober adult driver to bring you home, required for IV sedation regardless of distance. The 12-minute drive home is no different logistically than driving home from a Puyallup practice.
Elite Oral Surgery & Dental Implants
9907 205th Ave E
Bonney Lake, WA 98391
Free on-site parking
Puyallup Patient Questions
Questions patients actually ask.
The practical questions Puyallup residents ask before scheduling a first consultation.
Why would I drive to Bonney Lake when there are oral surgeons in Puyallup?
For many routine procedures, you might not. Puyallup has capable specialist oral surgery practices that serve the area well. The patients who drive twelve minutes to Elite are typically full-arch implant patients who want published pricing, patients who prioritize seeing the same surgeon at every visit, or patients seeking remote anchorage protocols such as zygomatic implants that not every practice offers. For wisdom teeth or routine oral surgery, a nearby Puyallup practice will serve you well. For full-arch implants evaluated on transparency, practice structure, and scope, that is where the differences matter most.
How much do full-arch dental implants cost at Elite?
Elite publishes $15,000 per arch, all-inclusive. That covers surgery, IV sedation, the same-day PMMA provisional, the prototype try-in, the final zirconia bridge, and follow-up visits at 3, 6, and 12 months. All-on-4 and All-on-6 are priced identically, so the recommendation is based purely on your anatomy. Most full-arch programs in the region do not publish pricing publicly, and quotes typically follow a paid consultation. For wisdom teeth, single implants, and extractions, our pricing is broadly in line with the area.
Will I see Dr. Volland personally at every visit?
Yes, at every visit. There is one surgeon at Elite, and that surgeon performs your consultation, surgery, every prototype try-in, the final delivery, and every follow-up. No partner, no rotating provider. For complex full-arch cases especially, that continuity has clinical value, since the surgeon who placed your implants is the one evaluating your healing.
Can my Puyallup general dentist refer me to Elite?
Yes. We accept referrals from any general dentist regardless of location. Your dentist sends a referral with imaging and clinical notes, and our office contacts you to schedule. For full-arch consultations, no referral is required and the consultation is complimentary. For wisdom teeth, single implants, and extractions, a referral is requested.
How does insurance work for full-arch implants?
We work with most major dental carriers and verify your benefits in writing before treatment begins. For full-arch cases, dental insurance typically provides limited coverage, since most plans cap major procedures well below the cost of treatment. Medical insurance may cover meaningful portions when the case qualifies as medically necessary, and our office handles verification across both. HSA and FSA funds apply to every procedure, and five financing partners are available to spread payment across months.
What should I do in a dental emergency?
For true emergencies such as significant facial trauma, severe acute infection, uncontrolled bleeding, or difficulty breathing or swallowing, the nearest emergency department is the right resource. For urgent but non-emergency situations, our office line provides same-day or next-day guidance, and we make every effort to evaluate established patients who develop post-operative concerns.
How long is the drive from Puyallup to Elite Oral Surgery?
The practice is at 9907 205th Ave E in Bonney Lake, roughly 10 miles and 10 to 15 minutes east of Puyallup. From central Puyallup, WA-410 East runs almost the entire way. From South Hill and other south-side neighborhoods, WA-512 East to WA-410 East takes 12 to 18 minutes. Both routes are mostly highway, and there is free on-site parking.
Can I drive myself home to Puyallup after surgery?
Not if you receive IV sedation. You will need a sober adult driver to bring you home, regardless of distance. This is no different logistically than driving home from a Puyallup practice. For procedures done with local anesthetic only, most patients can drive themselves.
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- Complimentary full-arch consultations
- No referral required for implant cases
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9907 205th Ave E · Bonney Lake, WA 98391
(206) 738-2503
