Full Arch Dental Implants

A full arch restoration uses dental implants — small posts placed into the jawbone — as anchors for a bridge that replaces all the teeth in one jaw. Depending on bone volume and bite forces, that may mean All-on-4, All-on-6, or another All-on-X configuration. The number isn't arbitrary: it reflects how much healthy bone is available, where that bone is densest, and how much support your restoration needs to handle chewing comfortably over the long term.

This approach helps several very different groups. Some patients have worn removable dentures for years and are tired of slipping, sore spots, and a limited diet. Others still have teeth, but advanced gum disease has loosened them past the point of saving, and they'd rather plan a full solution than lose teeth one by one. Still others face failing bridgework or long-standing bone loss. As a periodontal practice, we also treat the underlying gum disease that frequently causes tooth loss in the first place, so the conditions supporting your new teeth are addressed, not ignored.

Candidacy comes down to bone, gum health, and overall readiness for a surgical procedure. We evaluate the quantity and quality of bone in each arch, the condition of your gum tissue, your bite, and any remaining teeth. When bone has resorbed after years of missing teeth or periodontal disease, that doesn't automatically rule you out — bone grafting and ridge augmentation can rebuild the foundation an implant needs, and periodontal regeneration can help restore support that disease has taken away. Gum grafting is available when tissue needs reinforcing around the final restoration.

It also helps to know what the commitment involves. Full arch treatment is a staged process that includes planning, surgery, a healing period while the implants integrate with bone, and the fitting of your final restoration. Our on-site dental lab is a meaningful part of that — it allows close coordination on the fit, shade, and shape of your teeth, and shortens the back-and-forth that often slows lab work down. A board-certified periodontist is on staff, and we accept patients without a referral, so you can start the conversation directly with us.

Payment, Financing, and Getting Started

We're an out-of-network, fee-for-service office and do not take insurance. We do accept self-pay and cash patients, and we're glad to walk you through the cost of your specific treatment plan before anything begins, including any grafting or preparatory work. Clear numbers up front make a long-term investment easier to evaluate.

We care for patients from Boca Raton, Deerfield Beach, Highland Beach, and Delray Beach. If you're weighing full arch implants — whether you're ready to move forward or just want to know what's possible for your situation — we'd be glad to meet you, examine your mouth, and give you a straight answer. Call our office to schedule a consultation.