Full Arch Implant Dentistry

A detailed guide about Full Arch Dental Implants!

Are you considering dental implants to restore your smile? If so, you may be wondering about the treatment process. In this blog post, we will provide a detailed guide about full arch dental implants. We will include information about what to expect during the treatment process and aftercare tips. We hope that this information will help you make an informed decision about your dental care. Thanks for reading!

What are Full Arch Dental implants?

Dental implants are a type of tooth replacement option that can be used to restore your smile. They are typically made of titanium and are surgically placed into the jawbone. Once the dental implants have bonded with the jawbone, they can be used to support a dental prosthetic (such as a denture, bridge, or crown). With new methods of placing the implants, we can bypass the waiting period and load the implants with fabricated teeth immediately.

Who is a good candidate for Full Arch Dental Implants?

Full arch dental implants are ideal for patients who have lost all of their teeth or need extensive treatment with a guarded or poor prognosis in either the upper or lower jaw, or both. If you are healthy and have just enough bone to support the implants, you may be a good candidate for this procedure.

What are the benefits of Full Arch Dental Implants?

There are many benefits to choosing full arch dental implants at our location, including:

- No bone grafting needed: With traditional dental implants, a bone graft is often required in order to provide a solid foundation for the implant. However, with full arch immediate load dental implants, there is no need for a bone graft because the implants are placed on top of the existing jawbone.

- No sinus lifts needed: A sinus lift is a common procedure that is required in order to place traditional dental implants in the upper jaw. This is because the sinuses are located close to the jawbone and can interfere with the placement of the implants. However, with full arch immediate load dental implants, there is no need for a sinus lift because the implants are placed at an angle  on top of the existing jawbone.

- No specialist fees needed: Full arch immediate load dental implants are placed by a general comprehensive dental surgeon, with multinational education, which means that you don’t need to see a specialist for this procedure.

What can I expect during the treatment process?

The treatment process for full arch immediate load dental implants typically takes place over the course of a few visits. During the first phase of treatment, teeth are fabricated ahead of time for the patient that fits their jaw.

 During the second phase of treatment the implant surgeon will place the titanium implants and then the implant surgeon will attach the abutment to the implant and the previously fabricated teeth. With some modifications and polishing the teeth are immediately attached to the implants and the patient leaves with an intact smile.

Conclusion:

Full arch immediate load dental implants are a great option for those who are looking to restore their smile. They have many benefits, including that they do not require bone grafting or sinus lifts, huge cost savings, also no requirement for surgical guides since the surgeon will use his knowledge of facial anatomy to place the implants.  If you are considering full arch dental implants, be sure to talk to us about the treatment process at our free consultation.