Care we provide
Full-Arch Restoration
A fixed, full set of teeth supported by implants for patients who have lost most or all of their teeth.
Full-arch treatment replaces an entire upper or lower arch with a fixed bridge anchored on implants. It stays in your mouth and is cared for like natural teeth.
Planning includes bone assessment, provisional teeth, and coordination with your restorative dentist through the final prosthesis.
Patient story
Full-mouth reconstruction with implant-supported bridges
Failing, broken-down teeth replaced with implant-supported bridges — rebuilding a healthy bite and a smile Tiffany is no longer afraid to show.
See the before and afterHow treatment usually goes
- 13D planning and records
- 2Implant placement
- 3Provisional teeth
- 4Final fixed prosthesis
Questions
Full-Arch Restoration: common questions
What is full-arch restoration?
An entire upper or lower arch of teeth is replaced with a fixed bridge anchored on implants. It stays in your mouth and is cared for like natural teeth.
Will I have teeth while I heal?
Yes. Treatment includes provisional teeth after implant placement, followed by the final fixed prosthesis.
Do you work with my dentist?
Yes. Planning is coordinated with your restorative dentist from the first appointment through the final prosthesis.
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