Full Arch Dental Implants
Full arch dental implants replace an entire upper or lower arch of teeth with a fixed prosthesis supported by multiple implants, restoring function and appearance without a removable appliance.
Full arch dental implants replace a complete arch of teeth with a fixed prosthesis supported by several implants placed throughout the jaw. Most cases involve four to eight or more implants per arch, with the exact number determined by bone volume, bite forces, and the design of the final prosthesis.
Planning begins with 3D imaging and a detailed clinical evaluation. A provisional restoration is often provided during healing so you are not without teeth while the implants integrate, and the definitive arch is delivered once integration is confirmed.
A fixed arch that does not shift, slip, or need daily removal
Helps preserve jawbone that would otherwise continue to shrink
Restores significant chewing function compared with removable options
Provisional teeth are often available during the healing period
Designed for long term stability and a natural appearance
A fixed arch that does not shift, slip, or need daily removal
Helps preserve jawbone that would otherwise continue to shrink
Restores significant chewing function compared with removable options
Provisional teeth are often available during the healing period
Designed for long term stability and a natural appearance
Consultation and 3D imaging
Bone volume, gum health, bite, and jaw anatomy are reviewed before any treatment plan is proposed.
Treatment planning
Implant position, count, and prosthetic design are planned digitally so the full sequence is clear in advance.
Preparation and placement
Any needed extractions or grafting are coordinated, then implants are placed at the planned positions.
Integration
Over several months, implants integrate with the bone while a provisional restoration supports function.
Final prosthesis delivery
Once integration is confirmed, the definitive arch is fabricated and placed, with bite and appearance refined.
Bone volume, gum health, bite, and jaw anatomy are reviewed before any treatment plan is proposed.
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Begin with a private consultation designed to help you understand your options clearly and confidently with no pressure and no obligation.