Full Mouth Dental Implants

Dental implants are one option for replacing missing or damaged teeth and can provide a long-term tooth replacement when clinically appropriate. Full-mouth dental implants may be recommended for patients experiencing extensive tooth loss.

If you are affected by tooth loss or damage, our team of dental professionals can discuss treatment options aimed at restoring oral function and supporting long-term oral health.

Full Arch Dental Implants

Understanding Full Mouth Dental Implants

Full-mouth dental implant treatment generally involves placing four to six implants in the jawbone to support a complete arch of replacement teeth. These implants act as anchors for a fixed or removable dental bridge designed to restore oral function.

Once the implants have integrated with the jawbone, your dentist will attach the bridge or prosthesis. This approach can provide comparable stability to traditional single or multiple implants while using fewer fixtures. Treatment and recovery times vary depending on individual circumstances.

Types Of Full Mouth Dental Implants

Full Arch Removable Implant Dentures

Full Arch Removable Implant Dentures

This option may be suitable for patients who already wear dentures but experience difficulty chewing due to instability. Typically, two to four implants are placed to support a removable prosthesis that clips securely into position.

Full Arch Implant Bridge

Full Arch Implant Bridge

This approach may be considered for patients with multiple deteriorating teeth who require comprehensive restorative treatment. Traditional implant procedures can take approximately 6–12 months from start to completion and may or may not be suitable depending on individual clinical factors.

For some patients, this treatment may be recommended, particularly when existing healthy implants can be integrated into the final restoration.

All On 4 Plus Dental Implants

All On 4 Plus® Implants

In some cases, All-on-4 Plus® treatment allows for the extraction of teeth, placement of implants, and fitting of a provisional bridge within a short timeframe, often a few days. This procedure is usually performed under general anaesthesia and is planned carefully based on each patient’s clinical needs and healing capacity.

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The Full Arch Implants Process

The full-arch dental implant process is a comprehensive treatment option for patients who have lost most or all of their teeth. The specific procedure and approach can vary depending on each patient’s clinical needs and the treating dentist or oral surgeon.

It’s important to consult with a suitably qualified dental professional to determine the most appropriate treatment plan for your individual situation.

No. of Implants
Fixed vs Removable
Treatment Timeframe
Benefits
Cost Range
All On 4 Plus®
4-6
Fixed
2-5 Days
Clinically proven method for full-arch tooth replacement
25k
Implant Supported Removable Denture
2-3
Removable
3-4 Months
Cost effective, suitable for those finding dentures uncomfortable but on a budget
7-13k
Implant Supported Bridge
6-8
Fixed
3-6+ Months
Stability
From 25k
Implant Supported Fixed Denture
3-5
Removable
3-4 Months
Suitable if there is not enough bone for All On 4 Plus® Plus
From 18k

Benefits of Full Arch Implants

Full mouth dental implants offer multiple advantages. Here are some of the major ones:

It is a cost-effective procedure as it provides you with a full mouth dental implant instead of having one tooth replaced a time

Prevents severe bone atrophy and facial ageing if implants are placed within a reasonable timeframe after missing teeth

Improves your jawbone health as it connects the artificial teeth to your lower and upper jawbones just like natural teeth

Full mouth dental implants are highly durable and can last a very long time with the correct care

Have a quicker healing process compared to other dental treatments

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Get Full Arch Implants Today!

If you’re experiencing dental concerns and would like to know whether full-mouth dental implants may be suitable for you, contact our team of dental professionals.

During your consultation, your dentist will assess your oral health and discuss appropriate treatment options based on your clinical needs. Our team is committed to providing professional, patient-focused care and clear information to support your treatment decisions.

Contact us to arrange a consultation and learn more about your options.