Full Mouth Dental Implants
Full-mouth dental implants restore your smile’s strength, comfort, and confidence with natural-looking results. Enjoy improved chewing, speech, and long-term durability while preventing bone loss. It’s a reliable, life-changing solution that helps you eat, speak, and smile with ease again.
What Are Full Mouth Dental Implants?
Full-mouth dental implants are a modern, long-lasting solution for replacing all missing or failing teeth. Instead of individual implants for each tooth, a small number of strategically placed implants support a full arch of natural-looking teeth. These implants act like artificial tooth roots, securely anchoring your new smile in place. The result is improved comfort, stability, and function compared to traditional dentures. Full-mouth implants help restore your ability to eat, speak, and smile with confidence, while also supporting jawbone health. It’s a reliable, transformative option for patients seeking a complete, beautiful, and functional smile.
If you think you’d be a good candidate for dental implants, please refer to Harriman Family Dental’s Implant Center, our practice for all things implant dentistry and cosmetic restorations. Check out the site to learn what makes a good candidate, the implant process, what types of implants we offer, and more.
Harriman Family Dental Implant CenterOur 3-Step Full Mouth Dental Implant Process
Step 1: Speak With Our World-Class Doctors
Call our office at 845-783-6466 to set up your consultation. At your appointment, you will speak with our doctors to determine whether you’re a good candidate for full-mouth implants. We will guide you through the entire surgical process and answer any questions you may have about your full mouth restoration.
At Harriman Family Dental, we understand that no two patients are the same, especially when it comes to the fitting and placement of full mouth dental implants. We will take X-rays and impressions of your teeth and mouth to ensure your new teeth fit (and look) perfect.
Step 2: Your Personalized Dental Implant Surgery
After your consultation, the next step of the implant process is the surgical placement of the implant posts and attachment of the temporary restoration (replacement teeth). Our specialized implant team uses guided surgery for all implant procedures, enabling us to deliver the most accurate, precise, and comfortable restorations possible.
You will walk our of our office with brand new temporary, fully functional teeth on the same day of your surgery. You will not be without teeth while waiting for your permanent teeth to arrive. Depending on each patient’s oral needs, we use either polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) or acrylic to place the temporary restoration. If you have any questions about the consultation and/or surgical process for full arch dental restorations, don’t hesitate to give us a call and speak with one of our implant specialists today.
Step 3: Placement Of The Final Prosthesis
Over the following several weeks, your implant post will begin to heal and permanently fuse with the jawbone. This period of healing is very important. If we don’t give your gums and bone enough time to heal, the implants won’t be able to provide a solid base for your new teeth.
Once healed, you’re ready for the placement of your final full arch, which we fabricate from either state-of-the-art acrylic or cutting-edge zirconia material.
Placement of the final prosthesis is a simple outpatient procedure: you will come in, have your temporary restoration removed, and be immediately be fitted with your final set of brand-new teeth!
We will also schedule follow-up appointments at this time to check that adequate healing of the bone and soft tissue has occurred. Harriman Family Dental does not offer warranties on full mouth dental implants; however, as long as you come in for your follow-up appointments, you should enjoy decades of durable function with your new permanent restorations.
Are Full Mouth Dental Implants Painful?
At Harriman Dental, IV sedation is used during your procedure so you’re relaxed and feel no pain. It’s also common that you’ll have little to no memory of the procedure. After the procedure and once the numbness is gone, you may experience some discomfort and soreness. You may experience some aches and pain during the first week following the surgery, but we will prescribe pain medication to help you manage any pain.
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