Full Mouth Dental Implants

A dental implant is an artificial tooth root that acts as a replacement for missing teeth. These implants are typically made from titanium, a  lightweight and bio-compatible material.

After this implant is placed, a crown is placed on top  looks, feels, and functions just like real teeth, making this an ideal solution for replacing a one or more teeth lost due to injury, decay, or periodontal disease.

In general, dental implants have a 95% success rate. This makes them the most reliable way to replace your missing teeth over the long term.

TeethXpress is a dental implant procedure commonly chosen by individuals to replace a full set of teeth in the upper and/or lower jaw. This full mouth implant procedure can be performed in one day, offering the patient a beautiful new smile. TeethXpress is a long-term solution that is life-changing and satisfying. Patients who choose the TeethXpress procedure have greater food variety and comfort when compared with traditional removable denture wearers.

Most patients with full-mouth dental implants experience minimal discomfort during the procedure. The TeethXpress procedure is usually completed using local anesthesia for maximum safety and comfort, but some patients prefer I.V. sedation to sleep through the procedure. This allows the patient to receive comprehensive dental implant treatment in just one day without extended recovery time or discomfort.

TeethXpress patients often return to work within a day or two after their dental implant procedure unless otherwise instructed by their Certified TeethXpress Provider. The dental implant surgery and new teeth placement take only a few hours to perform. Most patients can return to their regular, daily routine without needing extended time off work. You may be prescribed medication to alleviate any minor discomfort that you experience.

Most patients often return to work within a day or two after their dental implant procedure unless otherwise instructed by their TFD doctor. The dental implant surgery and new teeth placement take only a few hours to perform and most patients can return to their regular, daily routine without needing extended time off work. You may be prescribed medication to alleviate any minor discomfort that you experience.

Your dental implant can last many years if cared for properly. Many dental implants have been in place for more than 40 years. As with natural teeth or any implantable device in the body, dental implant-supported teeth can experience wear and tear over time and may eventually require some repair and maintenance.

It is important to be treated by an implant dentist who uses a reputable dental implant manufacturer. If implant repairs are needed, a general dentist or prosthodontist can order replacement implant parts to restore the proper function of your implant(s).

Dental implants are today’s best option for replacing lost or failing teeth and have the potential to last a lifetime. Of course, like anything that involves state-of-the-art technology and the services of skilled professionals, implant treatment is not a “cheap” solution but rather a long-term investment. 

Most dental implant patients have varying needs and because no two patients are exactly alike, the cost of dental implant therapy may vary accordingly.

We’d love to have a conversation to discuss your specific case and payment options.