A full-arch dental implant represents a comprehensive solution designed to replace an entire arch of missing teeth, be it in the upper or lower jaw, utilizing a fixed prosthesis anchored by a specific number of dental implants. Distinct from single or multiple implants which address individual or several tooth losses, full-arch implant solutions encapsulate the entirety of the dental arch, providing a unified and structurally cohesive restoration. This modality may involve various methodologies such as All-on-4, All-on-6, or other configurations, and seeks to restore not only the aesthetic visage but also the functional efficacy of the natural dentition with a single, integrated prosthetic.

Generally speaking, most people feel back to normal within three days to a week post-op, and many return to work the day after. That said, everyone heals at different rates. But if you follow your doctor’s instructions and listen to your body, you can recover swiftly and begin enjoying your new smile.

• Restore 99 percent of biting and chewing function.
• Customized, natural appearance to match your features.
• Cared for and maintained just like natural teeth.
• Streamlined treatment process.

The CBCT scan lets us know in advance of dental implant treatment if you don’t have the necessary height and width of bone. In this case, we can augment the bone using a bone graft, which can be done before or at the same time as your cosmetic teeth implant surgery.

The CBCT scan lets us know in advance of dental implant treatment if you don’t have the necessary height and width of bone. In this case, we can augment the bone using a bone graft, which can be done before or at the same time as your cosmetic teeth implant surgery.

The prosthetic arch in full-arch dental implants amalgamates structural durability with aesthetic finesse, often utilizing materials such as acrylic, porcelain, zirconia, or a hybrid thereof. Acrylic may be employed for provisional or final prosthetics, often favored for its versatility and adaptability. Porcelain and zirconia confer exceptional aesthetic and functional resilience, offering lifelike translucency, color, and wear resistance. The selection of material is often sculpted by factors such as aesthetic demands, biomechanical considerations, and individual patient factors, forging a tailored approach to meet the unique demands of each clinical scenario.

Full-arch dental implant solutions not only rejuvenate the aesthetic panorama of the smile but also substantively support the facial structures, often mitigating the senescent appearance concomitant with tooth and bone loss. The prosthesis provides support to the lips and cheeks, reinstating the natural contours and vitality of the facial profile. Moreover, by arresting the progressive bone resorption associated with tooth loss, the implants help preserve the underlying skeletal architecture, thereby sustaining the integral harmony and youthful visage of the facial structure.

Yes, full-arch dental implants aim to restore the functional dynamism and versatility of natural dentition, thereby facilitating unhindered masticatory function and speech. Once fully integrated and adapted to, the implant-supported prosthesis allows you to enjoy a diverse dietary repertoire, from robustly textured foods to those that demand intricate masticatory function. Moreover, the stability and precision of the prosthesis ensure that phonetics and articulation in speech are not compromised, often enhancing clarity and confidence in social and communicative engagements.

While dental implants boast a high success rate, the potential for complications, rejection, or failure, albeit rare, does exist. Factors such as infection, poor bone quality, systemic health conditions, or impaired healing capacities can influence implant success. Proactive management strategies, encompassing rigorous pre-operative assessment, strategic planning, and adherence to post-operative protocols, mitigate these risks substantively. Regular follow-up and prompt intervention at the advent of any concerns further safeguard against untoward outcomes and ensure the longevity of the full-arch implant restoration.

Full-arch dental implants offer a transformative solution for many; however, their suitability is intricately interwoven with various factors such as bone quality, general health, oral health, and individual needs and expectations. A thorough consultation and diagnostic evaluation will unravel the viability of full-arch dental implants for an individual, exploring aspects like bone volume, systemic health, and specific patient desires to delineate a treatment trajectory that harmoniously aligns with the clinical and personal contours of the patient journey.

We provide dental treatments to patients across the whole of London and have provided specialist dental Implant treatments to patients in areas such as: Aldgate, Bow, Barnet, Camden, Chelsea, Clapham, Clapton, Croydon, Dalston, Deptford, Dulwich, Ealing, Fulham, Hackney, Hammersmith, Hanwell, Hendon, Highbury, Highgate, Isle of Dogs, Islington, Mile End, Millwall, New Cross, Plaistow, Poplar, Shoreditch, Stepney, Streatham, Sutton, Totteridge, Tower Hill, Twickenham, Watford, Whetstone, White Chapel and Wimbledon.