Dental implants have always been the most stable restorations you could ever have. They are a level higher than traditional dentures or fixed bridges. Full mouth dental implants, also called full arch implants or implant-supported dentures, replace all the teeth in one or both dental arches. Options include All-on-4 (four implants per arch supporting a full set of teeth), All-on-6 (six implants for greater stability), and individual implants for every missing tooth. Full mouth dental implants provide a permanent, stable solution that looks and functions like natural teeth. They prevent bone loss, preserve facial structure, and allow normal eating and speaking.
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