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Philadelphia Office: Philadelphia PA Periodontics Office Phone Number215-985-4337 | 1520 Locust Street, Suite 600
Philadelphia , PA 19102 |
Philadelphia Office: Philadelphia PA Periodontics Office Phone Number215-985-4337| 1520 Locust Street, Suite 600
Philadelphia , PA 19102 |
Full Arch Dental Implants in Philadelphia
At Laudenbach Periodontics & Dental Implants in Philadelphia, we know how traumatizing it is to lose all or some of your teeth. It impacts your quality of life, affecting everything from how well you can eat to your appearance.
If you have one or several missing teeth, you might want to explore the option of a single dental implant for each missing tooth or multiple dental implants for multiple missing teeth.
Full Arch Dental Implants
Philadelphia residents are increasingly choosing full arch dental implants to replace missing rows of teeth. Rather than implanting individual teeth or a bridge, full arch dental implants use implants and a full, one-piece set of replacement teeth that is attached to the implants at intervals.
Your doctor will surgically insert four to six implants into the jawbone, giving them several weeks to heal. You will wear a set of temporary dentures that clip onto the implants. Once the implants have fused with the surrounding jawbone, your doctor will replace the temporary arch with a complete arch of replacement teeth that is permanently attached to the implants using small metal screws called abutments.
Advantages of Full Arch Dental Implants in Philadelphia
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- Improved appearance. Full arch dental implants are indistinguishable from real teeth
- Prevents deterioration of the jaw where a tooth root is missing
- Bridges and dentures can lead to receding gums
- Improper fit or poor adhesion of denture fixative can allow food particles and bacteria to get under the dentures
- Eating some foods is difficult with dentures
- There is no chance of tooth decay
- No damage to surrounding teeth
How Much Does An All-On-X Cost?
Life changing All-On-X Full Arch Tooth Replacement at Laudenbach Periodontics & Dental Implants is available with extended financing options available for 84 months at monthly payments ranging from $604-$1,171. This revolutionary treatment concept replaces an entire arch of missing or failing teeth using strategic implant placement to support a fixed, non-removable prosthesis, typically requiring only 6 implants per arch rather than one implant per tooth. Our treatment approach is different from an All On 4 approach which uses only 4 implants and will likely not provide enough long-term support.
Key Factors Affecting All-On-X Treatment Costs:
- Number of Implants: Typically 6 implants are strategically placed per arch.
- Prosthesis Material: Acrylic, zirconia, or hybrid materials offer different benefits and longevity.
- Preliminary Procedures: Extractions, bone reduction, or other preparatory treatments.
At Laudenbach Periodontics & Dental Implants, we specialize in transformative full-arch solutions that restore both function and confidence. Our extended financing options make this life-changing treatment accessible, and our team provides comprehensive support throughout your treatment journey and beyond.
3 Types of Full Arch Dental Implants
With every patient having unique needs, we take a personalized approach and consider factors like oral and jaw health, health history, and personal preferences to find a type of full arch dental implant treatment that helps you achieve your smile goals. Common types of full arch, or All-on-X dental implants include the following:
All-on-Four
The All-on-Four system involves placing four dental implants along the top or bottom jawbone, supporting the full arch of replacement teeth. This option may be ideal if you want a quicker procedure and shorter treatment time. Additionally, with fewer implants, All-on-Four may help eliminate the need for bone grafting before implant placement.
All-on-Six
Like All-on-Four implants, All-on-Six uses six strategically placed implants for more support and stability. This can be an effective solution if you have more significant jawbone loss and you need more support for your replacement teeth.
Fixed Full Arch Implants
If you need the highest level of stability and support for your replacement teeth, fixed full arch implants may be right for you. This permanent solution is not removable, so you don’t have to worry about restorations becoming loose or falling out of your mouth. Fixed full arch implants act and function like real teeth, making chewing, speaking, and smiling easier.
Are You a Candidate for Full Arch Dental Implants?
While an estimated 178 million Americans are missing at least one tooth, not everyone is a candidate for full arch dental implants. At Laudenbach Periodontics & Dental Implants, we work closely with you to determine if this treatment will best replace your missing teeth and restore your smile. Factors that may impact your candidacy for full arch dental implants include the following:
Jawbone Density
Because dental implants are placed into the jawbone, it’s essential to have sufficient jawbone density to hold the implants in place and ensure successful results. If you don’t have adequate jawbone density, bone grafting can add volume to the area and prepare your jaw for implants.
Gum Health
Your gums help hold your teeth in place, so having healthy gums ensures your implants stay in place. If you have uncontrolled gum disease, addressing it before getting implants will make you a better candidate.
Medications and Medical History
Certain medical conditions, like diabetes and autoimmune disorders, and medications can interfere with the healing process, so we closely review your medical history before deciding if full arch dental implants are right for you.
Smoking
Smoking can significantly slow the healing process by reducing blood flow and oxygen to the site. If you don’t smoke or are willing to quit to receive dental implants, you reduce your risk of complications and implant failure.
Oral Hygiene Habits
Good oral hygiene habits, such as brushing twice daily, flossing, and getting regular dental cleanings, help reduce your risk of infections and other issues after your implant procedure and ensure your results last a lifetime. We provide clear, straightforward instructions to care for your implants and restorations so you have all the information you need to maintain your strong, healthy smile.
Why Choose Laudenbach Periodontics & Dental Implants for Your Full Arch Dental Implants?
We understand getting a dental procedure like full arch dental implants can be daunting, but with the right team’s support and guidance, you can have a stress-free experience. Our Philadelphia periodontist work closely with you to solve your dental concerns in a warm, caring way. Our approach and top-of-the-line care can make a major difference in your smile in the following ways:
- Experience: Led by our team of highly trained dental specialists, Dr. Jay Laudenbach, Dr. Ishita Bhavsar, and Dr. Robert Slauch, our team brings over 20 years of full arch experience and advanced training to every patient.
- Advanced technology: Our caring team specializes in transforming smiles with advanced techniques, including same-day tooth replacement, allowing you to achieve your dream smile sooner.
- $199 consultation offer: Our consultation offer includes all necessary X-rays, full periodontal charting, and a full series of photos at no additional charge.
- Premium materials: Our practice exclusively places implants manufactured by Straumann, the leading dental implant manufacturer in the world. We only use genuine Straumann high-quality components to create your new teeth to ensure a long-lasting result.
- Personalized care: We provide patient-focused care, tailoring your full arch dental implant treatment to address every facet of your oral health and give you a smile you’re excited to show off.
When you need to replace all of your teeth on your upper or lower jaw, choosing the right specialist is crucial for long-term success. As diplomates of the American Academy of Periodontology, our doctors have achieved the highest level of recognition within the specialty. No matter the cause of your tooth loss, you can trust us to provide the high-quality care you deserve in a warm, positive environment.
Experience the Life-Changing Benefits of Dental Implants in Philadelphia
Discover the transformative power of dental implants and regain your confident smile. Benefit from advanced implant placement techniques by scheduling a consultation today!
Full Arch Dental Implant FAQs
Q: How many teeth can be replaced with dental implants?
A: With our “All In One” treatment concept, a beautiful set of new teeth may be placed in an entire arch (upper or lower) or both arches (upper and lower).
Q: What is the “All In One” treatment?
A: “All In One” is a treatment concept in which our office works closely with your dentist to provide surgical and restorative treatment as part of one solution. Unlike other treatments that focus on a reduced number of implants, our treatment focuses on providing a seamless and long-lasting solution for our patients.
Q: How many implants are required to replace my teeth with dental implants?
A: Studies now show that as few as 4 dental implants are satisfactory to help you transition to your new set of teeth. That being said, nothing lasts forever in life, and we prefer to place at least 6 implants per arch to help ensure long-term success.
Q: Aren’t all dental implants the same?
A: Not! The cost, quality, and precision of dental implant manufacturing vary widely among implant systems. For almost 40 years, our practice has chosen Straumann Dental Implants because they are the leader in implant dentistry and have a proven track record. Straumann has always maintained a high standard of research and development before manufacturing their high-precision dental implant products. We are proud to partner with Straumann to bring our patients the highest quality and most advanced dental implant solutions.
Q: Can I really get new teeth in 1 day?
A: In our office, we utilize a treatment approach that involves replacing your natural teeth on day 1 and inserting a laboratory-fabricated, high-quality temporary bridge within 24 hours. Although we have the option to perform this step chairside on the first day of treatment, we have found that the quality of your new teeth is much better when fabricated in partnership with a dental laboratory.
Q: Can I chew and function normally with my new temporary teeth?
A: Although your new temporary teeth will look great and feel very strong, we will ask you to maintain reduced function and avoid active chewing during the 12-week post-operative phase. This is to allow bone healing to occur, which will strengthen and secure your dental implants. If too much pressure or function is applied to the temporary teeth during the 12-week healing phase, an implant could loosen prematurely.
Q: Will my new teeth be comfortable?
A: Replacement of a full arch of teeth is a major change. You will need time to adjust to your new teeth’ appearance, shape, and position. As a result, you must avoid any significant function during the 12-week healing period after implant placement. Our team will ask you to return for several re-evaluation appointments to check and adjust your bite and ensure you perform optimal oral hygiene and feel well with your new teeth.
Q: How long can I wear the new temporary replacement teeth?
A: As the name suggests, your first set of replacement teeth is temporary. Although they are engineered to be strong and highly esthetic, you must proceed with a new set of more durable teeth with your dentist soon after the 12-week healing phase. Our office will confirm the stability of your implants at the 12-week time point and then refer you to start the “restorative phase” of your treatment with your dentist.
Q: How much pain is involved in replacing all of my teeth?
A: We are very happy to say that our patients report very little discomfort following full arch treatment. Despite this treatment’s extensive nature, we take additional precautions to ensure your comfort throughout the wound-healing process.
If you are considering full-arch dental implants in Philadelphia, please contact us at: Philadelphia PA Periodontics Office Phone Number215-985-4337 or request an appointment online. Our staff and doctors will assist you in choosing the best option for a gorgeous smile and dental health.
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1520 Locust Street, Suite 600
Philadelphia, PA 19102
215-985-4337
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