What Is Full Mouth Dental Rehabilitation with Implants?
If you are missing most or all of your teeth, full mouth rehabilitation with implants can transform your smile and your quality of life. Here is an overview.
Full mouth dental rehabilitation with implants is a comprehensive treatment that replaces all missing teeth in the upper and/or lower jaw using implant-supported restorations. There are two main approaches:
- 1. Implant-supported full dentures (overdentures):
- 4β6 implants are placed in the jaw
- A specially designed denture snaps onto the implants
- The denture is removable for cleaning but stays firmly in place during eating and speaking
- More stable than traditional dentures
- 2. Fixed full arch implants (All-on-4, All-on-6):
- 4β6 implants are placed strategically in the jaw
- A full bridge of 10β12 teeth is permanently attached to the implants
- The teeth are fixed in place β you do not remove them
- Functions most like natural teeth
Who It Is For
- Full mouth rehabilitation is for people who:
- Are missing all or most of their teeth
- Have failing teeth that need to be removed
- Cannot wear traditional dentures comfortably
- Want a permanent, stable solution
The Result
- A full set of natural-looking teeth
- Ability to eat most foods normally
- No slipping or clicking dentures
- Improved confidence and smile appearance