TREATMENT OVERVIEW
A Complete Arch, Planned as One Rehabilitation.
Full-arch implant rehabilitation replaces a complete arch of teeth with a restoration supported by dental implants. The recommended design may be fixed or removable, depending on your anatomy, oral health, restorative needs and preferences.
Diagnosis Before Design.
Planning begins with your dental and medical history, clinical examination, photographs, digital scans and imaging as indicated. The team evaluates remaining teeth, gums, bone, bite and restorative space before recommending an approach.
The number of implants, need for preparatory procedures and type of provisional or final restoration are determined individually after clinical evaluation.
TREATMENT JOURNEY
From First Conversation to Final Restoration
Remote guidance is preliminary; your definitive plan follows an in-person examination and imaging.
ESTIMATED TREATMENT TIME
Healing commonly takes 3–6 months
Total treatment varies.
RECOMMENDED STAY
Visits and length of stay confirmed
Confirmed after clinical planning.
Appointments and lab timing depend on your clinical evaluation and must be confirmed before you travel.
01
Online Review & Evaluation
Share records; clinical examination and imaging establish candidacy and plan.
02
Preparation & Implant Placement
Treat disease, extract teeth or graft if indicated; implants are placed according to the plan.
03
Provisional & Healing
Temporary teeth may be provided only when clinical stability permits. Healing and reviews vary individually.
04
Final Restoration & Maintenance
After healing and stability are confirmed, records, try-ins and delivery are followed by hygiene and regular reviews.
FULL-ARCH FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
General information only. Candidacy, treatment timing and travel planning are confirmed after examination, health review and appropriate imaging.
Am I a candidate for full-arch implant rehabilitation?
Candidacy depends on an in-person examination, your general and oral health, remaining teeth, gums, bone, bite and appropriate imaging.
Is All-on-4 right for everyone?
All-on-4 is one treatment concept, not a fixed prescription. The number of implants and the design are individualized after clinical planning.
Can I receive temporary teeth on the same day?
Same-day temporary teeth may be possible only when implant stability and clinical conditions allow. The decision is made individually during treatment planning.
How long does healing take, and what are the risks?
Healing commonly takes 3–6 months, and total treatment varies. Risks can include infection, altered sensation and implant failure. Maintenance, hygiene and regular reviews are essential.
How are travel visits and length of stay planned?
Visits and length of stay must be confirmed after assessment and clinical planning. The schedule depends on your treatment needs, healing and restorative stages.