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Full-arch dental implants
If you’re living with extensive tooth loss or ongoing dental damage, full-arch implant treatment may be one option to help restore everyday oral function and support long-term oral health.
Full-arch implants replace a complete set of teeth in the upper or lower jaw.
Typically, 4–6 implants are placed to anchor a fixed or removable bridge, helping restore function across the entire arch. If tooth loss affects both the upper and lower jaw, treatment may be needed in both.
Full-arch implants may be suitable for
patients who:
have lost most or all teeth in the upper or lower jaw
have multiple damaged teeth requiring restoration
experience difficulty chewing or speaking with dentures
want a more stable alternative to removable full dentures
want a simple approach to replacing an entire arch of teeth
Suitability depends on factors such as bone levels, gum health, medical history, and healing capacity. A comprehensive consultation is required to determine whether this treatment is appropriate for you.
Types of full-arch implant options
01
All-on-4 Plus® implants
All-on-4 Plus® implants
In suitable cases, All-on-4 Plus® treatment may involve tooth removal, implant placement, and fitting of a provisional bridge within a short timeframe (often 24 hours). This approach may be performed under general anaesthesia where appropriate.
02
Full-arch implant bridge
Full-arch implant bridge
A fixed implant bridge may be considered for patients with significant tooth loss or multiple teeth that are deteriorating. Rather than relying on neighbouring teeth alone, implants provide stable support for replacement teeth and may also help maintain jawbone structure.
03
Full-arch implant dentures
Full-arch implant dentures
This option may suit patients who already wear dentures but find them unstable when chewing or speaking. Typically, 2–4 implants are placed to support a removable prosthesis that clips into position. Your dentist will confirm whether this is suitable for you.
The 4-step
treatment process
Consultation and treatment planning
01
Your journey begins with a detailed consultation. Your dentist will assess your oral health, discuss your concerns, and use imaging to evaluate bone structure and suitability for implants.
Preparation for implant placement
02
Before surgery, records and planning are completed to support accurate implant positioning. You’ll receive clear pre-operative instructions and have the opportunity to ask questions so you feel informed and supported.
Implant placement and provisional restoration
03
Dental implants are placed into the jawbone in carefully planned positions. Some patients may receive provisional teeth within a short timeframe, while others require staged healing before final restoration.
Review, restoration, and ongoing care
04
Follow-up appointments are arranged to monitor healing and implant integration. Once ready, your dentist will fit the final bridge or prosthesis and provide ongoing guidance to support long-term implant health.
Full-arch implants vs other tooth replacement options
| Treatment type | All-on-4 Plus® | All-on-4 | Full-arch implant bridge | Implant-supported denture |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No. of implants | 4 | x | 6-8 | 2-4 |
| Fixed or removable | Fixed | x | Fixed | Removable |
| Treatment timeframe | In suitable cases, provisional teeth may be placed within 24 hours of surgery | x | Typically completed in stages over 3+ months | Typically completed in stages over 3+ months |
| Clinical focus | Designed to support full-arch restoration using fewer implants | x | Designed to maximise implant support across the arch | Typically completed in stages over 3+ months |
| Cost range | $25k+ | x | $30k+ | $9k+ |
Potential benefits of full-arch dental implants
For suitable patients, full-arch implants may be able to provide these benefits.
Support chewing and everyday oral function
Reduce reliance on removable appliances
Be tailored to individual clinical needs
Help maintain jawbone structure around missing teeth
Feel more stable during speaking and eating
Before & after full-arch implants
Before-and-after images help illustrate typical treatment outcomes. Images shown are representative examples only. Individual results vary depending on oral health, treatment planning, and healing response. Images published with informed patient consent.
Treatment: All-On-4 Plus® implants
After photo taken approximately 3 weeks after procedure.
Treatment: All-On-4 Plus® implants
After photo taken approximately 3 weeks after procedure.
Treatment: All-On-4 Plus® implants
After photo taken approximately 3 weeks after procedure.
Cost of full-arch dental implants
The cost of full-arch dental implants depends on factors such as:
- whether the restoration is fixed or removable
- treatment complexity and materials used
- whether additional procedures are needed
FAQs
Common questions about full-arch implants treatment, suitability, and aftercare.
Full-arch implant treatment often involves four to six implants, although this varies depending on the restoration type and individual needs.
Full-arch implant treatment often involves four to six implants, although this varies depending on the restoration type and individual needs.
Full-arch implant treatment often involves four to six implants, although this varies depending on the restoration type and individual needs.
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If you’re experiencing tooth loss and would like to know whether full-arch dental implants may be suitable for you, our team is here to help.
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