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* $14,999 Or $215/mth financing for a 90-month term for All on 4 Dental Implants does not include the final prosthesis. After the temporary prosthesis has healed, a final prosthesis will be placed, and extra charges will apply.
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Free thirty minute All On 4 Implant or other Denture Implant consult.
$8,995
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2 Implant Denture
Two Implant-Retained, Overdenture with new acrylic/hybrid denture.
$14,999
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Why Permanent Teeth Restoration?

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Types Of Permanent Implant-Supported Teeth
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Implant-Retained, Gum Supported
With this treatment, the overdenture rests directly on your gums and is retained by implants placed into your upper and/or lower jaw. The overdenture, which is removable, is secured to your implants through retentive attachments incorporated into the denture. Implant-retained tissue supported dentures are currently recognized as the minimum standard of care for fully edentulous patients.
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Bar-Retained, Implant Supported
With this treatment, the overdenture engages retentive attachments on a metal bar that connects to implants, which are placed into your upper and/or lower jaw. The overdenture, which is removable, is secured to the bar through attachments fabricated directly into the denture.
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Permanently Fixed, Implant Supported
What Types of Permanent Teeth Restoration Are Available?
Permanent teeth restoration includes various options tailored to meet different dental needs. Common treatments consist of dental crowns, which cover and protect damaged teeth; dental bridges, used to fill gaps left by missing teeth; and dental implants, which are surgically placed in the jawbone to support crowns or bridges. Full and partial dentures can also be considered permanent solutions, providing stability and comfort. Your dentist will work with you to determine the most appropriate restoration type based on your unique situation, desired outcomes, and oral health status.
Who Needs Full Mouth Permanent Teeth Restoration?
This treatment is designed for individuals who have lost most or all of their teeth due to factors such as advanced periodontal disease, decay, or injury. It is also an excellent option for those seeking a more stable and permanent solution compared to traditional dentures, as well as for individuals whose remaining teeth are too damaged to repair. Ideal candidates for full mouth restoration are those with overall good oral health and adequate jawbone density.
The Process of Full Mouth Permanent Teeth Restoration
What Is the Expected Timeline for Permanent Teeth Restoration?
The timeline for permanent teeth restoration varies based on the specific procedures involved and your individual case. For straightforward restorations, such as dental crowns or bridges, the process may take a few weeks from initial consultation to completion. However, if dental implants are part of the plan, the timeline can extend to several months, as the implants require time to fuse with the jawbone through a process called osseointegration. Your dentist will provide a detailed timeline based on your treatment plan, allowing you to understand what to expect at each stage.
Benefits of Full Mouth Permanent Teeth Restoration
- Improved Functionality: Full mouth restoration allows you to regain full chewing and speaking abilities, enabling you to enjoy a wider variety of foods without discomfort.
- Aesthetic Appeal: Restoring your entire smile creates a natural, symmetrical appearance that enhances your overall facial structure, boosting confidence and self-esteem.
- Long-lasting Results: Permanent restorations, such as dental implants, provide a durable solution that can last a lifetime with proper care, unlike removable dentures.
- Oral Health Preservation: Dental implants help stimulate bone growth, preventing the jawbone loss often associated with missing teeth, and maintaining facial structure.
Full Mouth Restoration with Dental Implants
Dental implants are often the foundation of full mouth restoration. Titanium implants are placed into the jawbone, where they act as artificial tooth roots. Once the implants have fused with the bone, custom-made crowns or bridges are attached to them, creating a full set of permanent teeth. This method offers a stable, long-lasting solution that closely mimics the look and feel of natural teeth.
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If you’re considering full mouth permanent teeth restoration, we are here to guide you through the process. Contact us today to schedule your consultation and take the first step toward a transformed, healthy, and confident smile.







