A full upper or lower arch carried by implants rather than by the gums.
Full-arch treatment replaces a whole upper or lower set of teeth with a restoration carried by implants placed in the jaw. You will see it advertised under a number of protocol names and system names. We do not use those names here and we do not compare them, because the marketing name tells you very little and the differences that matter are in the planning, the number and position of the implants, and what the final teeth are made of.
This is the highest-cost, longest-timeline decision in this category, and it is worth slowing down for. Ask what the treatment involves from the first appointment to the last, what you will be wearing in between, what the maintenance looks like afterward, and what happens if one implant does not integrate. Ask who performs the surgery and who makes and fits the teeth. Get the whole sequence in writing before you commit to any of it.
Tell us the situation and we will point you to a practice that can examine you and explain the plan in person.
Request a ReferralA rough description is enough — we will follow up to match you with a practice.