A Complete Rebuild. Permanently Fixed.
Full mouth dental implants replace every tooth in the upper arch, lower arch, or both — using a strategic placement of 4 to 8 implants per arch to support a complete fixed bridge. Unlike full dentures, the result is non-removable, bone-preserving, and indistinguishable from natural teeth.
This approach addresses the root cause of dental deterioration: bone loss. By anchoring titanium posts into the jawbone, we stimulate the bone and prevent the continued structural collapse that makes full denture wearers look older over time. Your face retains its natural support and shape.
- Full arch replacement with 4–8 implants per arch
- Non-removable fixed bridge — never comes out
- Stops bone loss and preserves facial structure
Your Full-Mouth Restoration Step by Step.
Every full-mouth case is different, but the process follows a clear, predictable sequence — with most patients walking out the same day with a fixed smile.
3D Evaluation
We take a complete cone-beam CT scan of your jaw, assess bone volume and quality, and digitally plan the exact position of every implant before surgery begins.
Extractions & Placement
Any remaining failing teeth are removed and implants are placed in the same appointment — guided by a custom surgical template for sub-millimeter accuracy.
Immediate Fixed Teeth
A pre-fabricated provisional bridge is attached the same day. You leave with a complete set of fixed, functional teeth — before the anesthesia wears off.
Final Restoration
After full osseointegration (3–6 months), your final permanent bridge — crafted from high-strength zirconia — replaces the provisional for a lifetime of function.
Fixed Implants vs. Full Dentures.
Full dentures rest on shrinking gum tissue. As your jawbone resorbs — which happens continuously without tooth roots to stimulate it — the denture fit worsens, requiring adhesives and periodic relining. Over 10–15 years, the bone loss becomes visible in your facial structure.
Full mouth implants eliminate this entirely. The posts preserve bone, the bridge is fixed, and you brush your teeth like normal. No adhesive, no overnight removal, no progressive facial change. For long-term quality of life, the difference is transformative.
- No adhesives, no rocking, no slippage
- Preserves jawbone — no facial structure change
- More cost-effective than dentures over 10+ years
Restore Your Entire Smile in as Little as One Day.
Book a free consultation and we’ll assess your bone, outline your full-mouth options, and provide a complete cost breakdown with financing terms — before you commit to anything.
Frequently Asked Questions
Full mouth implant reconstruction replaces all missing or failing teeth in both upper and lower arches using dental implants as the foundation. Depending on the case, this may involve individual implants per tooth, implant-supported bridges, or full-arch solutions like All-on-4 or All-on-6.
Full mouth reconstruction cost varies widely based on the number of implants required, preparatory procedures, and the type of prosthetics used. Treatment for both arches commonly ranges from $40,000 to $90,000. Sonrisa Dental Specialists offers detailed treatment plans and financing options after a comprehensive evaluation.
A complete full mouth implant reconstruction typically takes six months to over a year from initial consultation to final delivery, depending on the complexity of the case and any required preparatory procedures such as bone grafting or extractions.