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If you are missing all of your teeth, implant-supported bridges or dentures may be options. The number of implants and type of restoration depend on your bone, oral health, goals and treatment plan. A consultation can help you compare fixed and removable approaches.
Potential benefits and limitations depend on the restoration and your individual situation. Points to discuss include:
Implants and conventional dentures support replacement teeth in different ways. Your dentist can explain how each option may affect function, cleaning and ongoing care, and which approach fits your needs.
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Adriana - full mouth reconstruction with 9 implants and individual crowns on teeth and implants
Implants are placed in the jawbone and need time to heal. Temporary replacement teeth may be used when suitable. Your dentist will explain the expected healing period and the stages needed before the final teeth can be fitted.
Some treatment plans include an additional procedure to uncover the implants and fit healing components. The sequence and timing are based on your treatment plan and healing.
The components used to connect replacement teeth to implants depend on whether a fixed bridge or removable denture is planned. Your dentist will explain how the proposed restoration is attached and maintained.
Treatment timing and results vary. We will work with you to discuss the recommended stages of care, the alternatives and the expected recovery.
Call us at (949) 676-6707 to discuss full mouth reconstruction and consultation availability.
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Ray- full mouth reconstruction with multiple implants & individual crowns on teeth and implants
Lower Implant supported Complete Denture
Implant Retained Denture
