All-On-X Full Mouth Dental Implants - Jacksonville, FL
The Modern, Long-Lasting
Solution for Tooth Loss
Restore Your Smile with Streamlined Full Mouth Dental Implants
If you’re grappling with missing teeth, it affects your smile and can lead to functional problems and jawbone loss. At Blue Sky Dental Group in Jacksonville, FL, our experienced implant dentist assesses various factors, including jawbone density and overall health, to determine if full mouth dental implants are the ideal solution for you.
From the initial consultation to the final prosthesis crafted in our on-site dental lab, we provide comprehensive support for your oral health journey. Witness the transformative results in oral function and aesthetics that full arch dental implants can bring to enhance your quality of life.
Removable vs. Fixed Full Arch
Tooth Replacement Options
Traditional dentures only replace the part of your tooth visible above the gum line, so the bone that previously surrounded the tooth roots progressively deteriorates. As such, dentures often slip, click, fall out, and cause gum irritation. In addition to problems speaking, nightly cleanings, messy adhesives, and potentially embarrassing situations, a collapsed and unattractive smile is common due to bone loss. Implant-supported dentures provide far greater stability and can be designed as a removable overdenture or fixed option.
With both implant-supported dentures and full-mouth dental implants, titanium posts inserted into your jawbone assume the role of the natural tooth roots. After they fuse with the underlying bone, dental implants provide strong and stable support for the prosthesis. Dental implants stimulate bone growth, prevent changes to your facial structure, and reduce the risk of decay and gum disease caused by bacteria accumulating on teeth exposed to empty spaces. When you get full mouth dental implants, your precision-crafted teeth will look and feel natural and enable you to eat without limitations, talk, laugh, and smile confidently!
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Do I Qualify for Full Arch Dental Implants?
All-on-X full mouth dental implants are an ideal option for anyone missing many teeth or those struggling with traditional dentures. Due to the strategic placement of four or more implants, this protocol is often the best choice if you’ve already experienced a loss of bone density. The posterior (back) implants are typically tilted at specific angles to maximize stability and utilize available bone. In many cases, a bone graft isn’t necessary.
However, our team will determine if you have sufficient jawbone structure to support a full prosthesis with the anchoring implants. In addition, you must be free of gum disease or any other oral health conditions that could jeopardize the proper fusion of the implants. Last, studies indicate smoking can lead to a threefold increase in implant failure. Therefore, nonsmokers are better candidates. While smoking doesn’t automatically exclude candidacy, you must be able to stop smoking for a period leading up to surgery and throughout the three to six-month healing and fusion process to help ensure a good outcome.
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Are You A Candidate For Dental Implants?
We Strive to Make Dream Smiles Accessible
Full mouth dental implants are a long-term investment in your smile function and quality of life. We can offer highly competitive prices because we perform the entire dental implant procedure under one roof, including consultation, diagnostics, surgery, crafting teeth, and follow-up care. We charge one price regardless of how many implants you require. We also stand behind our work and offer a one-year warranty.
We partner with trusted third-party financing companies to make full arch dental implants even more affordable. We’ve helped many patients transform their lives with full arch dental implants and hope to help you open this exciting new chapter in yours!
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