Missing most or all of the teeth in your upper or lower jaw can affect everyday activities such as eating, speaking and smiling. Full arch dental implants provide a secure method of supporting a complete set of replacement teeth using strategically placed dental implants.
No two implant cases are the same.
Some patients require preparatory treatment before implants can be placed, while others are suitable for treatment without additional procedures. We'll explain every stage of your care and ensure you understand the available options before treatment begins.
Full arch dental implants are designed for patients who need to replace all or most of the teeth in one jaw.
Rather than replacing each missing tooth with an individual implant, a carefully planned number of implants are placed within the jaw to support a full arch restoration.
Depending on your clinical needs and treatment plan, this approach may involve techniques commonly referred to as All-on-4®, All-on-6® or similar implant concepts. We’ll explain which option, if any, is appropriate for your individual circumstances.
A veneer consultation is important because veneers are not simply a cosmetic add-on. The dentist needs to check the health of the teeth and gums, how the teeth bite together, how much enamel is available and whether the requested change can be achieved in a way that is stable and maintainable.
You may wish to consider full arch implant treatment if you:
Every patient requires a comprehensive assessment before treatment recommendations are made.
Successful full arch implant treatment begins with detailed planning.
Your consultation may include:
This information allows us to determine whether full arch implant treatment is suitable and to develop a personalised treatment plan.
We’ll examine your oral health, discuss your treatment goals and assess whether full arch dental implants are suitable for your needs. Diagnostic imaging may be recommended to help plan your treatment.
A carefully planned number of dental implants are placed into the jawbone to provide a stable foundation for your new full arch restoration. The exact approach will depend on your individual treatment plan.
The implants are allowed time to integrate with the surrounding jawbone, creating a secure base for your replacement teeth. We’ll monitor your healing and arrange review appointments as needed.
Once the implants have healed, your custom-made full arch restoration is securely attached, helping to restore your smile, bite and everyday function.
Every patient experiences treatment differently, but potential benefits may include:
We’ll explain the expected benefits and limitations of treatment during your consultation.
Successful full arch implant treatment begins with detailed planning.
Your consultation may include:
This information allows us to determine whether full arch implant treatment is suitable and to develop a personalised treatment plan.
Our highly trained dental professionals are passionate about delivering top-notch care tailored to your unique needs.
From general dentistry to cosmetic dentistry, we offer a wide range of treatments to suit all your dental requirements.
We prioritize your comfort and satisfaction, ensuring that every visit is a stress-free experience.
Our clinic is equipped with advanced dental technology to provide precise diagnoses and effective treatments.
The number of implants varies depending on your individual treatment plan, jawbone condition and the type of restoration being provided. We’ll explain the recommended approach during your consultation.
Yes. Full arch implant treatment is designed to support a complete arch of replacement teeth using strategically placed dental implants where clinically appropriate.
Not everyone requires bone grafting. During your assessment, we’ll evaluate your jawbone and discuss whether any additional treatment is recommended before implant placement.
Daily cleaning, regular dental examinations and professional hygiene appointments are important for maintaining the health of your implants and the surrounding gums.
