Full-Arch Dental Implants: To Replace the Entire Upper or Lower Set of Teeth.

If you are tired of wearing your denture or if your denture is loose and ill-fitting, the Full-Mouth also called the Teeth-in-a-Day procedure will help you get rid of your denture and provide you with permanent teeth.

“All-on-4” and “Teeth in a Day” are terms used to describe a procedure that allows patients to receive a full set of upper or lower replacement teeth in just one day. 

The Teeth-in-a-Day treatment creates a permanent prosthesis by using 4-6 dental implants, which act as an anchor for a bridge or overdenture of typically 12 to 14 teeth. Dental implants can replace damaged and missing teeth and provide a long-term, permanent alternative to dentures.

The result is a solid base of teeth fixed in place and not removed. The one-day process specifically provides lower costs and reduced healing times, allowing our patients to regain their original youthful smile and function faster, more reliably.

Implant-Supported Dentures: The Implant Option for Multiple Failing Teeth

For years denture wearers have suffered from loose and uncomfortable dentures. You don’t have to live this way!

If you've lost or are about to lose many or all of your natural teeth on an upper or lower arch, Implant-Supported Dentures combine the anchoring power of implants with the coverage of dentures. However, they eliminate dentures' negative aspects, including slippage, clacking, loss of taste, and other bothersome factors.

Implant-supported appliances rely on two or more implant posts for a stable, lasting smile. These posts integrate with your jaw for a strong, stable foundation. A highly cosmetic denture appliance is attached to the implants for a natural look, feel, and function. Same-day options are available for the ultimate convenience. Imagine going from extractions to brand new teeth in a single visit!

Single Dental Implant: The Preferred Method of Tooth Replacement Today

Dental implants look, feel and function like a natural tooth. They are actually the only dental restoration option that preserves natural bone and helps stimulate bone growth.

Dental Implants can be thought of as artificial tooth roots placed in your jawbone and become a base for supporting one or more artificial teeth, called crowns. A connector, known as an abutment, is placed on top of the dental implant to support the crowns. Dental implants are typically made from medical-grade titanium, which provides a more durable and natural-looking root form. 

They will not decay and are designed to last for the rest of your life. No slippage or discomfort commonly happens with dentures. They also make eating and speaking easier while improving your overall oral health.

Given the numerous benefits and aesthetic qualities dental implants offer, they have become the preferred method of tooth replacement today.