Treatment guide

Full-mouth implant replacement

Full-mouth implant replacement uses implants to support replacement teeth when most or all teeth in an arch cannot be retained. It is one possible pathway within wider rehabilitation—not a universal solution.

What to know first

Assessment includes health, bone, gums and bite
Fixed and removable implant-supported options may exist
Temporary and final teeth can involve multiple stages
Risks, maintenance and alternatives should be discussed

Questions to ask at your consultation

What is the diagnosis for my current problem?
What are the benefits, limitations and alternatives?
What stages, maintenance and follow-up should I expect?
Who will provide each stage of care?

Patient information sourceU.S. FDA — Dental Implants: What You Should Know

Your next step

Discuss your needs with a dentist

Only an in-person examination can determine which treatment, if any, is appropriate for you.

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