Every path to a fixed, full-arch smile.
Whether you are losing your teeth, living with a denture, or fixing work done elsewhere, every treatment here is planned, placed and made under one roof.
All-on-4 Dental Implants
A complete upper or lower arch of fixed teeth anchored on four precisely angled implants. For most patients it is the most direct path from failing teeth or a loose denture to teeth that stay in.
- Four implants per arch
- Often avoids bone grafting
- Fixed teeth, not a removable denture
All-on-X Full-Arch Implants
Some arches are better served by five or six implants than four. All-on-X means the number is chosen for your bone, your bite and the prosthesis, not for a brochure.
- Four to six implants per arch
- Planned from a 3D CBCT scan
- Upper, lower, or both arches
Teeth in a Day
When it is clinically appropriate, your implants are loaded the same day: failing teeth out, implants in, and a fixed provisional arch attached before you go home.
- Fixed provisional teeth the same day
- Provisional prepared by our in-house lab
- Sedation options for surgery
Zirconia Full-Arch Bridges
Your final arch is designed and made in our own lab, in solid zirconia or a hybrid, then fitted and adjusted in the chair rather than mailed back and forth.
- Zirconia or hybrid options
- Designed from your provisional
- Made in our in-house lab
Denture to Implant Conversion
If your denture slips, rubs or has changed the way you eat, implants can hold a fixed arch in place, or anchor a snap-in denture if that suits you better.
- Fixed or snap-in options
- Helps preserve jawbone
- No more adhesive
Failed Implant and Full-Arch Revision
If an implant is failing, or a full-arch prosthesis placed elsewhere has broken, loosened or never felt right, we can assess it and plan the repair or the rebuild.
- Second opinions welcome
- Repair, replace or rebuild
- Surgery and lab in one place
That is what the consultation is for.
A 3D scan answers most of the questions a brochure cannot. We will explain your options, and the trade-offs, in plain language.