Full mouth dental implants in Leeds, AL are a full arch tooth replacement option that can restore the look, function, and health of a patient's smiles. With full mouth dental implants, patients will be able to eat the foods they love, speak clearly, and smile confidently. By getting full arch dental implants, patients can live their lives normally.

Continue reading to find out more about what full mouth dental implants are and how they can improve a patient's smile.  

Who Is A Candidate For Full Mouth Dental Implants? 

The ideal candidate for full mouth dental implants should have good overall oral health and enough healthy jawbone tissue to support their full mouth dental implants. Those who aren’t immediate candidates for full mouth dental implants can get treated with additional procedures so they can become candidates. Additional procedures include tooth extractions and bone grafting. 

What Are The Parts That Compose Full Mouth Dental Implants? 

Full mouth dental implants in Leeds, AL are made up of several important parts. First there are the four or more dental implant posts. The dental implants posts are designed to act like natural tooth roots.

When the dental implant posts are accurately placed in the patient’s jawbone, they not only fuse with the patient’s jawbone to become a permanent part of their smile, they also stimulate it so that it has a healthy amount of volume and density. 

Second, there are the abutments. The abutments are what attach the dental implant posts to the prosthesis. The third major part that full mouth dental implants are composed of is the full arch prosthesis. The full arch prosthesis is custom-made to give patients the natural looking and aesthetically pleasing new smile of their dreams. 

How Are Full Mouth Dental Implants Placed? 

When people with a full arch of missing teeth are precisely treated with full mouth dental implants, they will have predictable and proven results that will be long lasting. The patient will first have a consultation with the experienced doctor so they can get the personalized new smile that they want. 3D CT scans are taken of the patient’s oral structures in order to map out the exact placement of the dental implants. 

The abutments are then placed on the four or more dental implant posts. While the patient’s mouth is healing, and the final prosthesis is being made, the patient can have a temporary prosthesis placed on their dental implants. Once the final prosthesis is secured to the dental implant posts, the patient will have a beautiful, functional, and stable new smile. 

Come To Our Office So We Can Treat You With Full Mouth Dental Implants

Come to our advanced and caring office so we can treat you with state-of-the-art dental implants. Why wait to improve your smile with us? Get in contact with Dr. Scott Koplon, Dr. Adam Koplon, and our exceptional team at our Koplon Implant & Family Dentistry office to schedule an appointment today!