Dr. Irfan Atcha, DDS, DICOI, DADIA

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Get to know Dentist Dr. Irfan Atcha, who serves patients in Chicago, Illinois.
Recognized as one of the most sought after experts in All-on-4 dental implants, Dr. Atcha focuses on helping people who have been struggling to find the answers for their serious dental issues with missing and failing teeth when everything they’ve tried before has failed. He and his staff welcome patients of all ages to New Teeth Chicago Dental where they provide hope that one can have a radiant smile through any of the life-changing procedures offered.

Transforming lives by transforming smiles, Dr. Atcha is nationally recognized in complex dental implant cases, complex cosmetic dentistry cases, digital implant dentistry, and sedation dentistry. He prides himself in making sure every patient receives first-class treatment and achieves a million-dollar smile, which enhances their self-confidence and self-esteem. His commitment to providing the highest value of care from the moment one opens the doors to New Teeth Chicago Dental is evident through his patients’ impressive reviews.

A look at his educational background reveals a level of dedication and commitment that few other dental care professionals could surpass. He attended Chicago’s University of Illinois, where he graduated in 1991 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biochemistry. It was also at this same university that he earned his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree in 1996.

Reflected in his dedication to his services, he has an especially extensive background in dental implant surgery and prosthetics, having performed more than 1,000 dental implant surgeries in Chicago alone. One of his main areas of specialization is the revolutionary All-on-4 dental implant procedure, which he has performed more than 300 times during the course of his career. Also trained in the zygomatic implant process, Dr. Atcha has undergone extensive training in All-on-4 with some of the leading international authorities in the field of implantology, including Dr. Paulo Malo, who runs the Malo clinic in Lisbon, Portugal & Dr. Yvan Fortin from Montreal, Canada.

Demonstrating his dedication and a strive for greatness, Dr. Atcha has been recognized and honored with America’s Best Dentists award 5 years in a row by the National Consumer Advisory Board. Through careful consideration, he was named a Diplomat of International Congress of Oral Implantologists (DICOI) and a Diplomat of the International Dental Implant Association (DIDIA).

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