Imagine a completely new, permanent smile that could be in place in just one day. All-on-X Full Mouth Dental Replacement offers individuals with severely compromised or no teeth a lasting solution — full mouth, permanent dental implants that stay secure, unlike conventional partial or full dentures that often shift and require regular maintenance. Teeth supported by implants have been successful for millions of people. Our team combines advanced technology with compassionate care to give you long-term durability and a very high success rate.
Benefits of Full Mouth Dental Replacement
- Showcase a natural-looking, comfortable smile
- Eliminate embarrassment about missing, broken, or misshapen teeth
- Enjoy a wider variety of the foods you love, often allowing for a better diet and improved health
- Retain the shape of your mouth, preserving bone quality and reducing the appearance of premature aging
- Reduce speaking difficulty and the worry of conventional dentures falling out
- Increase comfort with reduced gum irritation
- Stop purchasing and using messy dental adhesives
All-on-X Full Mouth Dental Replacement is minimally invasive and can generally be completed in one day. The process includes:
Consultation and Treatment Planning: Every patient is different. During your initial consultation, our trained clinicians will discuss your options, including all benefits and risks, to help determine if All-on-X is right for you. All-on-X is often ideal for individuals who have missing teeth and/or old bridge work, bone loss from denture use or other causes that has changed their facial features, or loose-fitting and conventional dentures.
Implant Placement: Four to six implants are placed into the jaw with abutment posts, and your new teeth are then attached to the posts. The procedure typically is completed in one day and is done under local anesthesia or IV sedation.
Post-Operative Care: Any discomfort is typically minor and temporary. You will likely be prescribed a pain reliever, a soft diet during the healing phase, and a medicated mouthwash for use after the procedure. You will also change your brushing and flossing habits temporarily as you heal.