Full-mouth dental implants are a treatment option for those who have lost most or all of their teeth and wish to restore their chewing function and aesthetic appearance. Placing multiple implants can be a permanent solution for tooth loss and can significantly improve the patient’s quality of life.
What are full-mouth dental implants?
Dental implants are a common solution for replacing missing teeth. However, when it comes to restoring the entire mouth, the approach may be different. Full-mouth dental implants allow the functionality and aesthetics of the entire set of teeth to be restored, offering a solid alternative to conventional dentures.
Full-mouth dental implants, also known as “full implant restoration” or “full arch,” are an advanced approach to replacing all of the teeth on the top, bottom, or both. This procedure involves placing several dental implants in the jaw or maxilla, which will serve as support for a full denture.
Unlike removable dentures, which can be uncomfortable and move around, dental implants offer a fixed and stable base for the prosthesis, offering greater comfort and functionality. There are several techniques used for this type of treatment, such as “All-on-4” or “All-on-6”, which refer to the number of implants used to support the dental prosthesis.
Where to get dental implants for the full mouth?
If you are considering dental implants to completely restore your smile, it is important to choose a trusted and experienced clinic. At Chagger Dental, we have dental clinics specializing in implants that offer advanced solutions for those who need to rehabilitate their entire mouth.
Our implantology experts will help you restore the functionality and aesthetics of your teeth with high-quality implants and the most advanced techniques. Request your information appointment at one of our Chagger dental implant clinics.
What types of implants are available at Chagger Dental?
To replace the functionality and appearance of the tooth, prostheses are used in the case of several missing adjacent teeth, or crowns if the absence is for a single tooth, which are placed on the implant.
Types of dental prostheses on implants.
- Removable prostheses on implants (mucosal-supported prosthesis). These are also placed on implants, with the difference that the patient can remove them to clean and sanitize them. They are usually placed on completely edentulous patients.
- Fixed prostheses on implants. They are placed directly on the implants and are usually made of porcelain, which gives them an appearance exactly like a natural tooth. They do not need to be removed for cleaning and they do not move when chewing or eating.
Types of Dental Crowns on implants.
There are two types of crowns for implants depending on the material they are made of:
Metal-Porcelain Crown
They are made of metal on the inside and covered with porcelain to imitate natural teeth, but they have little translucency due to their core. If the gums recede, a small metal arch can be seen on the edge. These crowns are recommended for teeth located at the back of the mouth and are less expensive.
Zirconium Crown
They are made entirely of zirconium, 100% biocompatible, offering a more aesthetic result, as they are translucent, closely resembling natural teeth. They are the most common for implants in the front positions of the mouth and are more expensive.
Advantages of Dental Implants
People who decide to have dental implants to replace lost teeth have multiple benefits, both practical and aesthetic. Once they have all their teeth back, they can once again make normal movements and gestures when eating, speaking and smiling, which improves both aesthetics and physical and mental health.
Its advantages include:
- Recover full functionality of the mouth by having all the teeth.
- Speak and pronounce without difficulties, since the tongue will be able to move naturally.
- Chew properly, without having to think about that tooth you have lost.
- Improve digestion by chewing food properly again.
- Recover your smile, without fear of having a missing tooth noticed, which also improves self-esteem.
Advantages over other treatments such as removable prostheses:
- They are more comfortable. Being fixed, the implants do not need to be fixed with adhesive or removed for cleaning at night, as happens with removable prostheses.
- Greater durability. With good care, dental implants last for many years.
- Enhanced taste in food. Dental implants do not cover the palate, as some removable prostheses do, so the sense of taste is enhanced.
- Better fixation. By fusing with the bone, dental implants do not run the risk of moving, shifting or falling out during use, so the patient can eat any food without fear of them falling out.
Team of specialists in dental implants for the entire mouth
At Chagger Dental, we know that full-mouth dental implant surgery is a complex procedure that requires a team of highly qualified and experienced specialists. We have a multidisciplinary team of surgeons and dentists who offer comprehensive solutions to restore smiles and improve the quality of life of our patients.
How much does it cost to get full-mouth dental implants?
The price of full-mouth dental implants may vary depending on:
Number of Implants: The number of implants needed to restore the entire mouth is one of the main factors affecting price. Procedures such as “All-on-4” require fewer implants than other methods that use six or more implants per arch.
Case Complexity: If the patient requires additional procedures, such as bone grafts, sinus lift, or tooth extractions, the total price of the treatment will increase.
Materials and Technology Used: The quality of the dental prosthesis materials, such as ceramic or zirconium, and the technology used for planning and executing the treatment also affect the price.
It is difficult to provide an exact price for full-mouth dental implants due to the variability of the factors mentioned. However, a general range can be offered to help give an idea of the total price:
For a Full Arch: The price for a full arch (upper or lower) with dental implants can range from 10,000 to 20,000 Dollars. This includes the cost of the implants and the dental prosthesis.
For Both Arches: If you need to restore both arches, the price can range between 20,000 and 60,000 Dollars, depending on the number of implants and the quality of the prosthesis.
“It is important to note that these prices are only an estimated range and may vary depending on each specific case, which could be lower or higher.”
If you are considering this treatment, we recommend that you schedule a consultation with our specialists for an accurate assessment and a personalized treatment plan. This will allow you to know and understand the total price of the treatment and make an informed decision.
Remember that price should not be the only factor to consider; the experience of the medical team, the quality of care and the technology used are key aspects to obtaining satisfactory and safe results.
Full-mouth dental implants can significantly transform the lives of people who have lost their teeth or suffer from severe dental problems. We present a case of full-mouth dental implants with a focus on before and after change, showing the positive impact this treatment can have.
Make an appointment for dental implants full-mouth at Chagger Dental
If you have lost several or all of your teeth and are looking for a permanent and safe solution, Chagger Dental is the ideal place for you. Whether you need implants in your upper arch, lower arch, or both, our team of specialists can help you regain your confidence and quality of life.
Why choose Chagger Dental for Full-mouth?
There are many reasons to choose Chagger Dental for your full-mouth dental implant treatment. Here are some of the most important ones:
Team of experts: We have a team of highly qualified experts with extensive experience in dental implantology, specialized in the placement of dental implants throughout the mouth.
Cutting-edge technology: We use the most advanced technology for the diagnosis, planning and placement of dental implants. This allows us to offer more precise, safe and effective treatments.
High-quality materials: We work with implants of the best brands and materials, to guarantee long-lasting and reliable results.
Personalized attention: We offer personalized and close treatment to each patient.
Excellent results: We have a high success rate in placing dental implants throughout the mouth.
Tailor-made financing: We offer different financing options so you can pay for your treatment comfortably.
Please do not hesitate to contact us to request a no-obligation information appointment.
Is it possible to fix the entire mouth in one day?
In general, it is possible to fix the entire mouth in a single day, thanks to advances in dentistry and techniques such as immediate loading implantology.
This procedure allows dental implants and fixed prostheses to be placed on the same day so that the patient can leave the clinic with a complete and functional smile. The advantages of fixing the entire mouth in a single day:
Fast and effective treatment: Allows you to recover a complete smile in just one day.
Less discomfort: The patient avoids going through several surgical interventions and recovery periods.
Improved self-esteem: The patient can enjoy a new and confident smile immediately.
However, it is important to note that not all cases are suitable for immediate loading implantology. To determine whether this procedure is suitable for you, our team must evaluate your particular case. Factors that influence the viability of treatment in a single day:
Oral health status: You must have good general oral health and not suffer from periodontal or systemic diseases that may contraindicate the placement of implants.
Amount of available bone: There must be enough maxillary or mandibular bone to support the implants.
Bone quality: The bone must have adequate density and quality for the osseointegration of the implants.
What is the Treatment?
The process of placing dental implants throughout the mouth at Chagger Dental takes place in several phases:
- Initial consultation and evaluation:
A specialist will carry out a thorough assessment of the patient’s oral health, studying the particular case and informing about the different treatment options available. He will make a personalized diagnosis and explain the procedure for placing dental implants in the entire mouth. He will provide a detailed and personalized quote.
- Treatment planning:
A personalized treatment plan is developed, which will determine the number of implants needed, their location, and the type of prosthesis to be used. The number of implants will depend on the treatment plan, but the “All-on-4” and “All-on-6” procedures are very common to restore the entire upper or lower arch.
3D imaging technology is used to perform precise and safe treatment planning.
- Placement of implants:
Implant placement is performed as an outpatient procedure, under local anesthesia and conscious sedation, if the patient so desires. The surgeon will make a small incision in the gum to place the implants in the maxillary or mandibular bone, and a temporary prosthesis will be placed, so the patient will leave with teeth the same day.
The implants will osseointegrate into the bone, meaning they will fuse with it and become a stable and secure part to support the prosthesis.
- Placement of the prosthesis:
Once the implants have osseointegrated, the final prosthesis will be placed. The prosthesis will be custom-made, using high-quality, biocompatible materials, and will be adjusted to ensure a perfect and comfortable fit.
- Monitoring and maintenance:
It is important to carry out regular check-ups to monitor the condition of the implants and prostheses. In addition, good oral hygiene is essential to keep the implants and prosthesis in good condition for many years.