DENTAL SERVICES AT PROFESSIONAL DENTAL IN UTAH
Full Mouth Dental Implants
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About Full Mouth Implants
Losing multiple teeth can significantly affect your oral health, confidence, and overall quality of life. At Professional Dental in Utah, we offer advanced full mouth dental implants—also known as full arch implants—as a superior solution to restore your smile and oral function. Unlike traditional dentures, full mouth implants provide a secure, long-lasting, and natural-looking alternative that feels and functions like real teeth.
In this guide, we’ll explore everything you need to know about full mouth dental implants, including how they work, their benefits over dentures, cost considerations, and why they are the best choice for those seeking complete smile restoration. Discover how full mouth dental implants at Professional Dental can transform your smile and boost your confidence.
Change your smile, change your life with full arch implants

Advantages of Full Arch Dental Implants

Natural-Looking Teeth

Improved Chewing and Speech

Enhanced Oral Health
The Implant Procedure: How It Works





Benefits of a Full Arch Dental Implant vs Traditional Dentures
There are many benefits to implant supported dentures and All-on-4 when compared to traditional dentures, such as:
Comfort
Support
Bone health
Dental implants can last a lifetime
Types of Full Arch Dental Implants

All-on-4 Dental Implants

All-on-6 Dental Implants

Fixed Full Arch Implants
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Frequently Asked Questions
Full mouth implants use dental implants, titanium posts placed in the upper or lower jaw, to anchor a full arch of replacement teeth. As the bone heals, it grows around each implant in a process called osseointegration, and this is what gives full mouth dental implants their strength.
For multiple teeth, custom bridges or dentures are made to fit your mouth and your implants. While the final teeth are being made, a temporary bridge or denture may be provided so you can eat and speak normally.
The timeline is different for every patient. According to the American Dental Association, some patients wait up to several months for the implants to fully integrate with the bone before the replacement teeth are attached.
Other patients can have the implants and replacement teeth placed in a single visit. Your dentist will review your X-rays and health history and explain which full mouth implants approach fits your case, and how long each phase is expected to take.
Care for full mouth dental implants as you would care for natural teeth. Brush twice a day, clean between and around the implants every day, and keep your regular dental visits so your dentist can check the implants, your gums and your bite.
Avoiding tobacco is also important, because tobacco can slow healing after full mouth implants surgery.
Good general health is more important than age when considering full mouth implants. Your physician may evaluate you before surgery, because chronic illnesses such as diabetes or leukemia may interfere with healing, and tobacco use can slow healing as well.
If you are missing many or all of your teeth, ask your dentist to compare full mouth dental implants with options like dentures and single dental implants so you can choose the best treatment.
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