Full-Mouth Dental Implants: All on 4, All on 6 & Advanced Implant Approaches
FIXED IMPLANT TEETH
FULL UPPER OR LOWER
65 + Years
Combined Experience
10,000 +
Patients Treated
30,000 +
Implants Placed
What Are Full-Mouth Dental Implants?
Full-mouth dental implants replace most or all teeth in an upper or lower arch with fixed teeth supported by strategically placed implants. The restoration stays attached to the implants for greater stability when eating, speaking, and smiling.
Depending on the patient's anatomy, bone, bite, and treatment goals, the approach may use All on 4, All on 6, zygomatic, pterygoid, or another implant configuration
The Right Implant Approach for You
You do not need to choose between All on 4, All on 6, or advanced implants. These are different clinical approaches for supporting fixed full-mouth teeth. After 3D imaging, our specialists determine the implant configuration that best fits your anatomy, bite, and treatment needs.
All on 4 Dental Implants
Four strategically positioned implants support fixed teeth for a full upper or lower.
All on 6 Dental Implants
Six implants provide additional support when the patient's anatomy and treatment plan favor it.
Advanced Implant Solutions
Zygomatic and pterygoid implants can support fixed teeth for patients with severe upper-jaw bone loss.
Who May Be a Candidate for Full-Mouth Dental Implants?
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Missing most or all teeth
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Failing, severely damaged, or non-restorable teeth
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Wearing removable dentures and seeking a fixed alternative
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Seeking a long-term solution for replacing missing teeth
approach is appropriate for each patient.
Procedure Overview
The process typically includes:
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Specialist consultation, 3D imaging, and digital treatment
planning
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Placement of dental implants according to the treatment
plan
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Fixed teeth in a day or through staged delivery
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Finalization and follow-up based on the selected material
and treatment plan
Benefits of Full-Mouth Dental Implants
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Fixed, non-removable teeth
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Improved chewing and speech
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Natural-looking appearance
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Greater comfort and stability
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Long-term use with proper care
Who May Be a Candidate for Full-Mouth Dental Implants?
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Missing most or all teeth
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Failing, severely damaged, or non-restorable teeth
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Wearing removable dentures and seeking a fixed alternative
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Seeking a long-term solution for replacing missing teeth
approach is appropriate for each patient.
Find Out Which Implant Approach Is Right for You
Find a center near you where a specialist can determine the implant approach that best fits your anatomy and treatment needs.
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