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Full Arch Dental Implants: A Permanent Solution for Missing Teeth
Full-arch dental implants are an ideal solution for patients facing any of the
following conditions:
1. Wearing full dentures in the upper or lower jaws, especially when the bone
ridges have resorbed, causing loose and unstable dentures.
2. Multiple failing or loss of teeth due to decay, infection, or bone loss from
gum disease.
3. Sufficient bone in the jaw, as verified through cone beam CT scans, to
support dental implants.
What Can Full Arch Implants Do for You?
Full-arch dental implants can support either a fixed full-arch bridge or removable
dentures. For information on removable dentures supported by implants, see our page on denture stabilisation.
For denture wearers, chewing, speaking, and even laughing can be uncomfortable or embarrassing due to loose dentures. Full arch implants offer a permanent solution, allowing you to live free from the restrictions and discomfort of traditional dentures.
How Do Dental Implants Work?
Dental implants are small titanium rods surgically placed into your jawbone. Once
inserted, these implants act as the root for a full arch denture, which is permanently fixed on top.
When you lose natural teeth, the jawbone and surrounding tissues start to shrink, causing your face to sag and giving your mouth a sunken look. Dental implants stimulate the jawbone, promoting bone growth and meshing with the implant through a process called osseointegration. This prevents further bone loss and restores your youthful facial structure in addition to providing a natural-looking smile.
Life-Changing Benefits of Full Arch Implants
1. Permanent solution: No need for removable dentures or eating soft foods forever.
2. Restored confidence: Smile, speak, and eat with ease, without the worry of dentures slipping or falling.
3. Bone preservation: Implants prevent bone loss, helping to maintain facial
structure and appearance.
If you’re ready to regain your confidence and enjoy the benefits of implant
dentistry, contact us today for more information on replacing missing teeth!
