If you have multiple missing teeth, you’re a likely candidate for full arch dental implants, and it may be the best choice for you. Our goal is to provide the best treatment for patients – even those with the most complex presentation and underlying conditions.

Yes! There is no need to go through life with missing teeth or dentures that rock when you have them in. Full Arch Dental implants are the best alternative to dentures.

You don’t have to worry about any embarrassing moments like your dentures slipping or falling out while you’re eating or speaking. Even if you’ve been told that you don’t have enough bone to support your dental implants, you may still be a candidate. We have helped countless patients in similar situations before.

You are absolutely correct; it is. However, you are drawn to it because you know deep down that this is the kind of experience that the best version of you needs. It is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Do I want to live a life where smiling is not an option? Ask yourself this question as you close your eyes and take three deep breaths. Or, will I go outside my comfort zone, become the person I was meant to be, and lead the life I deserve.

I once met my patient Mark who not too long ago was in your shoes and I understand exactly how you feel. Yet he made the decision to change the course of his life. He is now one of the happiest people because of his smile. You can do this and we are here to help you.

Our office works with the best healthcare lenders that provide flexible financing. After consultation, you will have options to choose a payment plan that works for you.

 It allows us to pay for all the logistics that come with your treatment delivery to avoid delay and dissatisfaction.

The whole procedure takes around three to four hours. However, this may vary for some patients. Our goal is to provide every patient with the best experience during and after procedure.

The answer is YES. Our goal is to have every patient leave with a brand-new smile on the day of surgery.

There are many ways that we help our patients with their medical coverages. We collaborate closely with your treating physicians to establish medical necessity. Once established there is a great chance for your medical insurance to cover a portion of your treatment.

The answer is NO. Our office offers IV Sedation to all patients undergoing Full arch dental implant procedure. 

Full arch dental implants can last you a lifetime when an experienced doctor professionally installs them. For peace of mind, we provide a 5-year warranty with our procedure.

With our 5-year warranty, any potential complication arising from the procedure is addressed at no extra cost to the patient providing that the patient is COMPLIANT to our treatment protocol and after-care protocol.

Absolutely! Your new set of teeth will look and feel like natural teeth. Better yet, they will provide you with the best function and aesthetics there is.

The doctor typically completes the upper and lower procedures at the same time. However, consult with your doctor if you need to stage your dental work.

Taking care of your new smile is quite simple and should be maintained like natural teeth. We recommend the following maintenance protocol:

1. Rinse THREE times a day with the Chlorhexidine mouth wash for FIVE MINUTES each time.

2. Brush your teeth twice a day with regular fluoride toothpaste.

3. Use the WATER-PIK to help clean the underneath of your appliance

4. DO NOT miss your follow up appointments. 

With our adoption of the most meaningful technology known to dentistry, our team can DIAGNOSE and TREAT any speech impediments that a patient may have.  Consult with our doctor(s) if you have any concerns.

No. Dental implants are made of titanium and therefore are biocompatible, they will not set off metal detectors.

 No. Most people who had a seed caught in their dentures will say it’s like a rock in their shoe. It’s because the denture puts pressure on your gums every time you bite down. Your implants are secured on top of connectors called ABUTMENTS and therefore do not add any pressure or discomfort to the underlying gum tissue.

No. It is called a TRANSITION LINE. Our ceramist and designers pay critical attention to ensure that transition is not visible while you smile or eat.

No, you will not be able to floss between your teeth. However, we strongly advise the usage of a WaterPik to keep the transition clean.

On rare occasion during the healing phase, a patient may break a tooth on their temporary appliance. We will always have another set of teeth within 24 hours in case such rare incident happens.