Full Mouth Dental Implants - Aiken, SC

The Permanent Solution for
a Confident, Functional Smile

"Meet Katherin: A Car Crash Changed My Smile and Changed My Life"

Restoring Your Smile’s Appearance and Function

Living with missing teeth can lead to self-consciousness and a decline in self-esteem. Beyond the visible impact on your smile, untreated tooth loss can result in significant bite problems, progressive jawbone loss, and undesirable facial changes. Additional concerns include tooth erosion, bacterial buildup, gum disease, and the risk of further tooth loss, along with sensitivity and pain linked to temporomandibular joint dysfunction.

Opting for full mouth dental implants is a transformative decision that addresses these issues and safeguards your emotional and physical well-being. Center for Dentistry in Aiken, SC, specializes in life-changing full arch dental implants, combining advanced surgical skills with state-of-the-art technology, all complemented by soothing sedation dentistry.

Full Mouth Dental Implants Vs. Removable Options

Dental implants stand out for their remarkable versatility as a comprehensive solution to replace missing teeth and support upper, lower, or full mouth prostheses. While dentures or bridges may offer a seemingly quick fix for tooth loss, they fail to address existing bone loss and promote new bone growth. Dentures, in particular, come with challenges such as instability, clicking, and the need for nightly removal and cleaning, often exacerbated by ongoing bone deterioration.

Our full mouth dental implant protocol, involving strategically placing 4-6 dental implants in each arch, offers a transformative alternative. This technique increases biting force, prevents bone deterioration, restores oral health, and enhances smile aesthetics. With immediate-load capabilities, patients can leave our practice with temporary new teeth crafted on-site the same day as surgery.

The Proof Is In Our Patients

Am I a Candidate for Full Arch Dental Implants?

Our team will assess your underlying bone structure to determine your suitability for full mouth dental implants. This comprehensive solution is particularly beneficial for individuals currently using dentures or contemplating them. Full mouth dental implants optimize existing bone volume through strategic surgical placement, making it a viable choice for many.

However, a prerequisite for candidacy is a mouth free of gum disease and other oral health issues, as healthy gum tissue is crucial for successful implant fusion with the underlying bone. It’s essential to address these concerns before considering full arch dental implants. Studies highlight the impact of smoking on implant failure, necessitating a temporary cessation leading up to the surgery and throughout the healing process.

A Smile Worth the Investment

At Center for Dentistry, we’ve witnessed the life-changing impact of state-of-the-art smiles on our patients and are dedicated to helping you achieve the same transformation. Financial constraints should not hinder your treatment to the high-quality smile you deserve. Our friendly office staff takes care of filing insurance claims on your behalf, ensuring you maximize your financing benefits for full mouth dental implants.

Recognizing the limited coverage for full arch dental implants in many insurance plans, we collaborate with reputable third-party financing companies to make this transformative treatment more accessible. Your journey with full mouth dental implants in Aiken, SC, is an opportunity to open an exciting and fulfilling new chapter in your life!

Our Patients tell the story best

"Meet Laquosha: People Made a Lot of Comments About My Smile"

Laquosha - Maxillary Hybrid

"Meet Dean: I Was So Self-Concious About My Smile, Especially in My Business"

Dean - Hybrid mandibular, implants trditional crowns

"Meet Ellen: Dentures Were Not Helping My Smile at All!"

Ellen

"Meet Debbie: Every Dental Experience I Had Was Negative Before"

Debbie

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