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Dion Health
Dion Health · San Francisco

The dentist for
how you age.

Dental implants and full-mouth reconstruction, bone and gum regeneration, TMJ and airway care, cosmetic and whole-health dentistry — comprehensive care under one San Francisco roof, planned around how you breathe, sleep, and age.

01 — The approach

Most dentistry treats one tooth at a time. We rebuild and renew the whole system — your bite, your gums and bone, your airway — and plan it around your sleep and how you age.

03 — Before we treat

We map everything before we treat anything.

A real diagnosis — not a rushed look. This is how we find the cause instead of chasing the symptom.

Oral Mapping

We map the whole system — teeth, bite, jaw joints, gums, and airway — and how they connect.

3D CT scan diagnosis

Low-dose cone-beam CT reveals the bone, nerves, and airway a flat X-ray can't show.d1

Digital planning

Your plan is engineered — and shown to you — before any treatment begins.

The airway thesis

Breathing is the through-line of how you age.a1

An abstract brand motif — a design object, not a medical scan.

04 — The journey

Care planned on purpose — not reacted to.

Year 1

Baseline

A whole-health picture: your airway, your bite, your goals, and an honest plan — no pressure.

Year 2

Foundation

We address what matters first, in the right order, so the rest of your care builds on solid ground.

Year 3

Function

Breathing, sleep, and bite working together — the point where most patients notice how much better they feel.

Year 5

Maintained

A smile and a system cared for on purpose, not reacted to — designed to age well with you.

Why we look at dentistry differently.

Dr. Amin Samadian, DDS

05 — The dentist

Dr. Amin Samadian, DDS, MBA

Founder & CEO, Dion Health · Craniofacial Integrative Care

A third-generation clinician who grew up in his father's practice, Dr. Samadian has spent his career pioneering craniofacial integrative care — treating the mouth as part of the whole body, where the airway, the bite, sleep, and the way a face ages are one connected system, not separate complaints in separate offices. He earned his DDS at the University of the Pacific's Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry — where he went on to teach — and an MBA from UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business, and founded Dion Health to bring that model to more people.

  • DDS — UOP Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry
  • MBA — Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley
  • Faculty — Integrated Reconstructive Sciences, UOP Dugoni
  • Diplomate, American Board of Dental Sleep Medicine
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06 — In their words

Real patients. Real stories.

Watch the people we’ve cared for tell it themselves.

A smile transformation that left her feeling years younger.

Francine

Sleep apnea and a full dental reconstruction — addressed together.

James

A full mouth of implants, and a completely transformed smile.

Mark

Real relief from a TMJ disorder that had worn her down.

Chihiro

Nine years on, her smile transformation still holds.

Suzanne

A same-day implant smile makeover.

Julie

Real Dion Health patients — in their own videos from our YouTube channel and in before-and-after photographs taken in our practice. Individual results vary and are not guaranteed.

In patients’ words

The people we’ve cared for.

This is the dentist you dream of finding. Just perfection. I have veneers, at least eight caps, and challenging teeth. The doctor has given me a beautiful smile that will last for decades.
Kathleen W. · Patient
This is the best dentist I've ever had! Not only does he take his time to explain exactly what's going on, but he works quickly and efficiently.
Caleb B. · Patient
I get my TMJ treatment from Dion Health, and all I can say is the staff is amazing and always takes great care of me!
Jennifer C. · Patient
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Questions

The answers patients ask for first.

What are full-arch dental implants?

A full-arch restoration replaces a complete set of upper or lower teeth with a fixed, non-removable bridge anchored on a small number of dental implants (often called All-on-4 / All-on-X). Unlike dentures, it doesn't come out — you brush it like natural teeth.

Can I really get teeth in one day?

For qualifying candidates, yes — your implants are placed and a fixed provisional set of teeth is attached the same day, so you never leave without teeth. Your final, custom prosthesis is delivered after your implants heal.3

Does it hurt?

The procedure is done under sedation, so you're comfortable throughout. Most patients describe recovery as far easier than they expected and manage with routine medication.

Am I a candidate if I've lost bone or worn dentures for years?

Often, yes. Modern techniques let us anchor implants even where bone has shrunk. The only way to know for sure is a 3D scan at your complimentary consultation.

What does it cost?

Every case is different, so we quote an all-inclusive price after your scan — in writing, before any surgery. Most patients finance it over time. No hidden fees.

Who actually performs the surgery?

Dr. Samadian personally plans, places, and finishes your case. You'll see the same surgeon from your consult through your final smile.

Your first visit is a conversation

One visit. A clear plan. An honest answer.

Member · Professional affiliations

American Dental AssociationCalifornia Dental AssociationAmerican Academy of Cosmetic DentistryAmerican Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine

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  • 3.“Teeth in a day” refers to placement of a fixed provisional (temporary) prosthesis on the day of surgery for qualifying candidates. The final prosthesis is delivered after healing. Candidacy is determined at consultation.
  • a1.Obstructed breathing during sleep is associated with fragmented, less-restorative sleep and daytime fatigue. Dental appliance therapy and airway-focused care are recognized management options for appropriate candidates; a diagnosis of sleep-disordered breathing is made by a physician. This is general information, not a promise of individual results.
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