Restorative & Implant Dentistry
Full-Arch Implant Restoration
A comprehensive surgical procedure that replaces an entire upper or lower set of teeth using strategically placed dental implants. This is for patients missing all their teeth or facing full mouth extraction who require a fixed, permanent solution.
Technologies
If left untreated
Failing teeth and loose dentures continue to limit chewing and comfort.
Further bone loss can narrow the options for a stable implant plan.
- Duration
- Staged surgical and restorative visits
- Recovery
- Swelling for several days after surgery
- Longevity
- Long-term with hygiene visits and reviews
- Anesthesia
- Local, with IV sedation if arranged
Methodology
Treatment Stages
Step 1. Assessment
Clinical exam, scans, and photographs set the number of implants and the prosthesis type.
Step 2. Surgery
Fixtures are placed. Temporary teeth are fitted when the plan allows.
Step 3. Final prosthesis
After healing, the definitive bridge or overdenture is made and fitted.
The team
Specialists
Clinicians who perform Full-Arch Implant Restoration.
Guidance
Questions
Will I have teeth during healing?
Most plans include a temporary prosthesis. Details are in your written plan.
Why is there no fixed fee online?
Bone, tooth removal, and prosthesis type change the fee. We quote after records.
Related
Related treatments
Alternatives and pairings often considered alongside this care.
Single Dental Implant
A titanium fixture placed in the jaw to replace one missing tooth, restored with a ceramic crown once the site has healed.
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360° Comprehensive Assessment
A full clinical examination with photographs, scans where indicated, and a written plan for teeth, gums, bite, and facial concerns.
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Advanced Airflow Hygiene
Guided biofilm therapy with Airflow, plus scaling where tartar remains. The visit ends with a written recall interval based on your gum chart.
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