Full-Arch Implants
in the Redwoods

Losing multiple teeth doesn’t just impact your oral health, it can take a hard hit on your self-esteem and quality of life. With full-arch implants, you can permanently regain the entire arch of your smile, sometimes in just a single visit. It’s about time you got back to eating your favorite foods and smiling with confidence.

Why should I choose Full-Arch Implants?

Full arch dental implants are a life changing upgrade compared to dentures. Unlike dentures that slip, click, and need constant upkeep, full arch implants stay firmly in place and feel completely natural. They look, function, and last like real teeth because they are a permanent solution.

No more removing your teeth at night. No more avoiding your favorite foods. No more worrying if your smile will hold up when you laugh. If you’ve lost most or all of your teeth, full arch implants are the most natural, comfortable, and long lasting way to restore your smile and your confidence once and for all.

Do You Qualify for Full Arch Dental Implants?

Before recommending full arch dental implants, Dr. Sulmaan Hassan and the team at Redwood Dental perform a thorough evaluation of your oral health, bone density, and overall wellness to ensure you’re a good candidate for treatment. Patients with missing or severely damaged teeth, gum disease, or past dental trauma are often excellent candidates for this life-changing procedure.

At Redwood Dental, we use advanced imaging and comprehensive exams to assess bone density and discuss your dental history, goals, and expectations. From there, Dr. Hassan creates a fully customized treatment plan designed around your needs, comfort, and long-term results.

Our goal is to help you regain a strong, healthy, and natural-looking smile that restores both confidence and quality of life. Full arch dental implants are a modern, permanent solution that can truly transform the way you look, feel, and live.

Do You Qualify for Full Arch Dental Implants?

The Benefits of Full-Arch Implants

Long-Lasting Results

Compared to traditional dentures, full-arch implants have a much longer lifespan. Dental implants are a truly permanent solution for tooth loss. If you care for your mouth properly, your dental implants can easily last 30+ years, and may even last for the rest of your life.

Better Oral Health

Unlike dentures, full-arch implants help protect your jaw bone and your appearance. Over time, tooth loss can cause your appearance to look “sunken,” since your jaw bone will begin to weaken. Dentures can’t stop this from happening, but full-arch implant restorations can. Your dental implant will stimulate and protect your bone, and help preserve both your oral health and your appearance.

Improved Fit, Comfort, And Functionality

Even the best dentures sometimes shift, move, or slip. This can make it harder to eat, chew, smile, and speak confidently. But this isn’t the case with full-arch implants. They're fixed to dental implants that won’t ever move or shift. That means you can enjoy a better fit, more natural appearance, and improved performance compared to traditional dentures.

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The Full-Arch Implant Restoration Process

Extractions & Implant Placement

First, you’ll come to us to see if you're a candidate for implants. The good news is, we offer bone grafting to rebuild healthy bone and enhance candidacy.

Healing & Building Your Restoration

Once your implants are placed, you’ll be sent home with a set of temporary implant supported dentures. The initial healing process just takes a couple of weeks, but it will take up to 3-6 months for your implants to fully heal and bond with your jaw bone. During this time, you’ll come to our office for some follow-ups, and your dentist will start building your permanent restoration.

Permanent Implant Restoration Placement

Once your mouth is fully healed and your implant supported dentures have arrived at our office, you’ll come back for one last appointment. Your dentist will check the fit of your new dentures, then attach them to your implants. Depending on the type of implants, your dentures may be fixed in place permanently, or they may be removable. Once they're in place, you’ll get some instructions on how to care for your new teeth, then you’ll go home with a brand-new smile.

your new smile within reach

At Redwood Dental, we’re committed to making this extensive restorative treatment accessible and affordable. We offer third-party financing options to help alleviate the financial burden, allowing you to spread out the costs and make it more manageable.

Understanding the significance of affordability in accessing necessary dental care, our team is dedicated to exploring flexible payment plans tailored to your needs. We firmly believe that achieving your desired smile should be attainable, and we’re here to discuss various options to make it possible for you.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Check out these frequently asked questions, or call us to speak with our team.

Full-arch implant rehabilitation can be an excellent option for patients who have lost all or most of their natural teeth due to gum disease, tooth decay, or dental trauma. However, it is important to note that your mouth and jaw must be in relatively good health, with adequate bone density for successful treatment. Get in touch with your dentist today to schedule a consultation and find out if full-arch implants are the right choice for you.

Yes! Made of durable, high-quality materials, one of the biggest advantages of full-arch implant restorations is that they look and feel just like the real thing. Full-arch implant restorations allow you to speak, laugh, and smile with confidence, and enjoy all of your favorite foods without any specialized care or maintenance. By staying on top of your oral hygiene habits, you can prolong the look, feel, and function of your restoration for years to come.

It is important to note that a full-arch implant restoration consists of the placement of two separate elements: the implants themselves and the implant-supported denture. While the dental implants can last a lifetime for most patients, the denture may wear down over time due to regular forces like chewing and speaking. Most patients can expect their prosthetic to last 20 or more years before needing to be replaced.

In some cases, yes. Depending on the state of your oral health, and how much preparation is required, some patients will be able to receive a brand new smile in just one visit. However, in more complex cases, additional healing time may be required in between surgeries to ensure successful treatment.

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If you’re looking for a dentist who listens, explains, and partners with you every step of the way, you’ve found your home at Redwood Dental!