Missing most or all of your teeth, or living with dentures that slip, click, and keep you from the foods you love? You deserve a smile that stays put. Not only does a full arch of missing teeth affect how you look and feel, but it also makes eating, speaking, and laughing a challenge. Fortunately, All-on-X implants offer a permanent, full-arch solution that lets you embrace life with a confident, radiant smile once again.
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Why should I choose All-on-X implants?
When you're replacing a full arch of teeth, it's crucial to weigh your options carefully. Traditional dentures rest on your gums, which can mean slipping, sore spots, and food restrictions. All-on-X implants stand out as the ultimate choice. A full set of teeth is anchored to a few strategically placed implants, so your new smile is secure, stable, and built to last. Because the implants are placed in your jawbone, they also help halt the bone loss that comes with missing teeth. And since the number of implants is tailored to your needs, it's a truly personalized solution. Don't settle for anything less than the best. Choose All-on-X for a complete smile transformation.
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A full arch of teeth can be supported by as few as four dental implants.Source: National Library of Medicine
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No Guess-Work, More Comfort
With cone-beam computed tomography, or CBCT technology, we map your jawbone in 3D before treatment begins. This precise planning lets us place each implant exactly where it will offer the most support, for increased comfort and better overall outcomes.
Full Mouth Rehab
If you've lost multiple teeth, suffered severe dental trauma, or are dealing with a variety of dental difficulties, All-on-X can be part of a complete full mouth rehabilitation. Your dentist will plan every treatment and procedure around your goals to restore your overall oral health and boost your confidence.
Hospital Residency Trained
Our doctors have received extensive training in oral surgical treatments during their hospital residency. Full-arch restorations call for skill and precision, and you can rest easy knowing your smile is in expert hands.
Bone Grafting & Sinus Lifts
Some patients need extra preparation before receiving implants, especially after years of tooth loss or denture wear. Our doctors are experienced in procedures like bone grafting and sinus lifts to ensure your implants function properly and stand the test of time.
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A full arch of teeth can be supported by as few as four dental implants.Source: National Library of Medicine
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The Benefits of All-on-X Implants
Eat What You Love Again
Say goodbye to slipping dentures and hello to teeth that stay firmly in place. With All-on-X, you can bite, chew, and enjoy your favorite foods with confidence, with no adhesives and no worries.
Achieve a Natural Look
Get ready to smile confidently with a custom-crafted, full-arch restoration designed to fit your face and features. Our expert team designs your new teeth so they look natural and complement your smile.
Protect Your Oral Health
Preserve your jawbone with implants made from biocompatible materials. The implants act like natural tooth roots, helping to prevent the bone loss caused by missing teeth and supporting your facial structure for years to come.
The All-on-X Treatment Process
Placement
Once your treatment is given the green light, your doctor will work with you to schedule your oral surgery and develop a personalized surgical plan. During the procedure, any remaining failing teeth are removed, and your doctor carefully positions the implants into your jawbone at precise, planned angles for maximum support. In many cases, a temporary set of teeth can be attached the same day, so you won't leave without a smile.
Healing & Osseointegration
Experience a smooth recovery after your implant surgery. Your gums typically heal within the first couple of weeks. Over the next 3–6 months, the implants fuse securely with your jawbone through osseointegration. During this time, you'll wear your temporary teeth, and our dedicated team will schedule follow-up appointments to make sure your healing is on track.
Applying the Final Restoration
Once your implants have fully fused with your jaw, it's time for the final step: your permanent, full-arch restoration. Our team will custom design a durable set of teeth that perfectly matches your smile and attaches securely to your implants. Get ready to show off your new, confident smile!
Before & Afters
A smile is worth 1,000 words.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do All-on-X implants last?
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With proper care and routine dental visits, the implants are designed to last for many years, often a lifetime. The restoration may eventually need maintenance or replacement due to normal wear.
How do I care for All-on-X implants?
Brush twice daily, clean around and under your restoration as directed, and keep up with regular checkups and professional cleanings.
What if I've experienced bone loss?
All-on-X implants are often placed at angles that make the most of your existing bone. If additional support is needed, bone grafting may be recommended.
Am I a candidate for All-on-X implants?
If you're missing most or all of your teeth, have failing teeth, or are unhappy with your dentures, you may be a candidate. A consultation and 3D scan will help us determine the best plan for you.
Can I get new teeth in one day?
Many patients receive a temporary set of teeth on the same day their implants are placed. Your permanent restoration is attached after the implants have fully healed.
What does the "X" in All-on-X mean?
The "X" refers to the number of implants used to support your new teeth, usually four to six per arch. Your doctor will recommend the right number based on your bone density and needs.
