Full Arch Dental Implants

You have probably heard of “teeth in a day.” I provide the same product but not necessarily the same timeline. It is my priority to tailor the treatment plan of the patient and its timeline to meet the patient’s best medical and dental interest. What matters to me is the long term result not the short run.

If you’ve lost most of your arch teeth (upper or lower or both), a full arch dental implant or “All-on-4” treatment plan is the best approach to give you back your teeth and the esthetic smile you are looking for.

A Full Arch Dental Implant is essentially a full denture that is secured permanently on 4 implants placed in your arch bone. The process entails full collaboration between myself and your general dentist, it will also might take place over a couple of appointments between us both. First, I will extract any remaining teeth in the arch (if present). Then your dentist will take impressions to make the denture. Once the dentures are ready, we will perform the “all on 4” procedure, I will place the implants in their designated locations. Then, your general dentist will place the denture during the same day of the surgery. We will allow 4-12 weeks of healing time, while monitoring the progression at our post op appointments.

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A Full Arch Dental Implant is essentially a full denture that is secured permanently on 4 implants placed in your arch bone. The process might take place over a couple of appointments. First, I will extract any remaining teeth in the arch (if present). Then, impressions will be taken to make the denture. Once the dentures are ready, we will perform the “all on 4” procedure, I will place the implants in their designated locations. Then, we will place the denture during the same day of the surgery. We will allow 4-12 weeks of healing time, while monitoring the progression at our post op appointments.

What I Do

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Implant Placement

Feel and function like natural teeth

Obtaining an implant is a collaborative process between myself and your general dentist. The surgical is stage, is my part and the reconstructive stage is the part of your general dentist. The surgical procedure is performed to place a titanium implant in the empty tooth socket. Once you are ready for implant placement, you will be given antibiotics a week or so prior to the surgical appointment so as to reduce chances of any infection developing. In order to assure your comfort during the surgery, a couple of options will be discussed prior to the appointment.