Dental Implant Dentistry
Full‑Arch Implant Rehabilitation
Full arch dental implants are an advanced restorative solution for patients missing most or all of their teeth in the upper or lower jaw. At PerioEdge, full arch rehabilitation is performed using strategically placed implants to support a fixed, natural-looking prosthesis that restores full function, aesthetics, and confidence. Unlike traditional dentures, full arch implant restorations are fixed in place and do not move, shift, or require adhesives.
Full arch implant dentistry replaces an entire row of teeth using a limited number of strategically placed implants — typically four to six per arch. These implants support a custom-designed fixed bridge that replicates the appearance and function of natural teeth.
Common approaches
All‑on-4® implant concept
A full arch of fixed teeth supported by four strategically placed implants.
All‑on-6 implant protocol
A full arch supported by six implants for additional support where indicated.
Custom full arch rehabilitation
An implant configuration tailored to your anatomy, bone, and aesthetic goals.
Who it's for
- Advanced tooth loss
- Currently wear removable dentures
- Failing teeth due to periodontal disease
- Difficulty chewing or speaking
- Desire a fixed, permanent solution
What to expect
- 1
Comprehensive planning
Advanced digital planning and 3D-guided implant placement maximize bone utilization and reduce the need for extensive grafting.
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Implant placement
Typically four to six implants per arch are placed in a coordinated surgical visit, often with a provisional set of fixed teeth.
- 3
Healing & integration
The implants integrate with the bone over the following months while you wear the provisional restoration.
- 4
Final restoration
A custom, definitive fixed bridge is fitted, designed for ideal facial support, bite function, and aesthetic balance.
Recovery & aftercare
Many cases allow for immediate provisional teeth, with the final restoration completed after healing. A soft-food diet is recommended in the early weeks while the implants integrate.
Each full arch case is carefully designed to achieve ideal facial support, bite function, and aesthetic balance, staged in coordination with your restorative dentist.
Common questions
- How long does full arch treatment take?
- Many cases allow for immediate provisional teeth, with the final restoration completed after healing.
- Are these teeth removable?
- No. Full arch implant bridges are fixed and permanently attached.
Want a second opinion first?
If you've been quoted implant, bone-grafting, or sinus-lift treatment and want to be sure it's the right plan, a specialist second opinion is a low-cost, no-pressure way to confirm your options before you commit.
Request a second opinionTalk to a specialist about full‑arch implant rehabilitation
Whether you're a patient considering treatment or a dentist referring a case, we'll evaluate, plan, and coordinate care from diagnosis through follow-up.
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This information is provided for educational purposes and is not a substitute for a professional evaluation. Diagnosis and treatment should always be determined by a qualified dental professional based on your individual condition.