TRUSTED ORAL SURGERY CARE
Enjoy renewed confidence and function with full-mouth dental implants designed to restore your entire smile.
SOLUTIONS FOR EVERY PATIENT
Complete Smile Restoration
A full arch of fixed teeth brings back the look and function of your natural smile.
Improved Chewing & Speech
Regain the stability and function of natural teeth.
Long-Term Solution
A long-lasting alternative to removable dentures.
About the service
For patients missing most or all of their teeth, full mouth implants offer a long-lasting, fixed solution that restores the function and appearance of your entire smile. Using techniques like All-on-4 or All-on-6, a full arch of replacement teeth is anchored securely to a small number of strategically placed implants.
This approach eliminates the discomfort and instability of traditional dentures, giving patients back the ability to eat, speak, and smile with confidence.
About the service
01
Book Your Consultation
Meet with our surgical team to discuss your candidacy for full-arch restoration.
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In-Office Evaluation
A comprehensive exam and 3D imaging determine bone quality and the ideal implant plan.
03
Implant Placement
A set of implants is surgically placed to support the full arch.
04
Temporary Restoration
In many cases, a temporary set of teeth is fitted the same day.
05
Healing Period
The jawbone fuses with the implants over several months.
06
Final Restoration
A custom, long-lasting full-arch prosthesis is attached for a natural, lasting result.
Planning your treatment
What affects the cost
Full mouth treatment is planned around your mouth, so the cost depends on whether you are treating one arch or both, how many implants are needed (four, six or more), any extractions or bone grafting, the material of your final teeth, and sedation.
After your exam and 3D CBCT scan, we review the estimated cost with you before treatment begins.
Insurance & financing
Dental insurance may cover part of full mouth treatment, such as extractions or a portion of the implants or prosthesis, although benefits vary. We verify your coverage before treatment.
Cherry and CareCredit offer monthly payment plans for the remaining balance. See insurance & financing options
After surgery
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Day of surgery
Full-arch surgery is usually done under IV sedation, so plan for a responsible adult to drive you home and stay with you. Depending on your plan, you may leave with temporary teeth attached the same day.
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The first week
Swelling and bruising usually peak around the second or third day. Follow a liquid and soft-food diet, take medications as prescribed and keep the area clean with gentle rinses.
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Weeks 2 to 8
Gradually add soft foods as your gums heal. Avoid biting hard or crunchy foods with your temporary teeth, which are not as strong as the final set.
04
Follow-up visits
We see you regularly to check your healing and the fit of your temporary teeth.
05
Final teeth (about 3 to 6 months)
Once the implants have fused with the bone, your final, stronger set of teeth is made and attached.
FAQ
Both replace a full arch of teeth with a fixed bridge supported by implants. All-on-4 uses four implants per arch and All-on-6 uses six, which can spread biting forces further when the bone allows. Your 3D scan helps determine which is right for you.
Implant-supported teeth are fixed in place, so they don’t slip, don’t cover the roof of your mouth and let you chew with more confidence. They also help preserve the jawbone that is lost when teeth are missing. Traditional dentures cost less up front but usually need relining or replacement over time.
Often, yes. Angled implant placement, bone grafting or a sinus lift can make treatment possible for many patients who were told they did not have enough bone.
Brush twice a day, clean under the bridge with a water flosser or special floss, and keep regular checkups and cleanings so the implants and gums stay healthy.
Full-arch surgery is typically done with IV sedation or general anesthesia, with monitoring throughout, so most patients remember little of the procedure.
We’re here to help you feel confident about your care, from your first question to your last follow-up.
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