Full Mouth
Dental Implants
Secure your smile with a permanent solution
Full Mouth Dental Implants
Secure your smile with a permanent solution
Restore a full mouth of missing teeth!
Full mouth dental implants have several advantages over dentures, bridges and other teeth replacement options, including:

How are full mouth dental implants inserted?
The first step is to place multiple titanium implants, or posts, into your jaw. These act as foundations for the full set of dentures or porcelain crowns that will be securely attached at a later stage.

Next, you need to wait for between 2 – 6 months for the implants to fully integrate with your jaw bone, and for your gums to heal around the implants. During this time, you will wear a temporary teeth replacement device that fits over the implant area, enabling you to continue eating as usual.
If your implants are not a one-stage system, at some point your dentist may uncover your implants to attach connecting devices for your new teeth. Following this procedure, your gums will need extra time to heal which is usually around 2 weeks. After your gums have healed, any connecting devices are firmly tightened onto your implants – unless you have a ball anchor system for the dentures to snap off and on to.
Finally, your new teeth – in the form of full mouth dentures or porcelain crowns – are attached. In next to no time, you will be able to chew, bite, smile and laugh out loud with your permanent brand new teeth! You’ll be able to brush and floss them like regular teeth.


Considering full mouth dental implants?
A consultation with your dentist is the best way to determine your suitability, and which implant options will work best for you – functionally, aesthetically and economically.
If you opt for full mouth dental implants, your dentist can create a custom treatment plan that will include any necessary follow-up maintenance and care requirements, such as wearing nightguards to prevent damage from teeth grinding and clenching at night.