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Full Mouth Dental Implant: What It Is And How It Works

Dental implants for the full mouth are useful in various situations. Gum disease patients are more prone to having missing or loose teeth. The same goes for someone who has substantial and severe tooth decay or teeth that are worn down. You will require a full set of artificial teeth for replacement if you are… Continue Reading Full Mouth Dental Implant: What It Is And How It Works

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Dr. Azy Nasiry
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Smiling dentist with long dark hair in navy scrubs
Dr. Azy Nasiry
Dentist
Dr. Azy Nasiry is a cosmetic dentist at LA Dental Clinic in Los Angeles and a UCLA faculty member who teaches advanced cosmetic dentistry to practising dentists. She holds a Biomimetic Mastership from the Alleman Center, a certification held by only a small number of dentists in the United States, and developed the layered composite edge bonding technique the practice is known for. She has been treating patients in Los Angeles since 2008 and co-hosts the Smile Sisters Podcast.
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Dental implants for the full mouth are useful in various situations. Gum disease patients are more prone to having missing or loose teeth. The same goes for someone who has substantial and severe tooth decay or teeth that are worn down. You will require a full set of artificial teeth for replacement if you are missing most or all of your natural teeth. Continue reading to learn more!

What are Full Mouth Dental Implants?

When a person has lost the majority of their teeth, full mouth dental implants are used to perform a complete mouth restoration. They are made up of several dental implants that fuse with the jawbone and a set of outer teeth that are held in place by the implants. Two types of full mouth implants are frequently used. Firstly, there are dental bridges that are supported by implants, and secondly, full dentures that are supported by implants. Both of them can be either fixed or removable.

Who Should Get Full Mouth Dental Implants?

A potential patient should be in good health to get a dental implant because installing dental implants necessitates one or more minor operations.  A strong applicant should also possess sufficient jawbone to secure and sustain the implants. A dentist will check their patient and obtain a thorough medical history before approving the patient for the implant treatment. This is to ensure they are healthy enough to undergo the procedure and recover quickly.

Overview of the Process of Getting a Full Mouth Dental Implant

A complete set of artificial teeth is made in three, occasionally, four, processes. When a patient is given the all-clear for implant surgery, they can anticipate the following:
  • The patient might require bone grafting surgery to prepare the jaw for the implants, if necessary.
  • The implants will be inserted into the jaw after the patient recovers from bone transplant surgery.
  • The dentist will connect abutments to the implants at a later date.
  • The dentist will then attach crowns, dentures, or bridges to the implants.
  • They may also choose to combine two or more of the procedures, depending on the patient’s condition. 
  • The entire procedure is relatively painless because of the use of anesthesia and post-operative pain relievers. Only a minor amount of soreness will be felt in the hours and days following the implant procedures.

Benefits of Getting Full Mouth Dental Implants

The benefits of full mouth dental implants are similar to those that you get with your natural teeth. A person who has full mouth implants will benefit from:
  • Teeth that stay put when eating or speaking
  • Artificial teeth that are long-lasting and simple to care for 
  • A more appealing appearance
  • A regenerating jawbone as opposed to one that deteriorates or goes into a state of atrophies

The Best Dentists for Dental Implants in LA

Missing or loose teeth are a pretty common experience, but you don’t have to carry on living with this inconvenience.  Our team of skilled dentists at LA Dental Clinic is prepared to help you with all of your dental implant needs. They’ll take the time to evaluate your case and carry out the dental implant procedure that works best for you, restoring your smile completely! Access our full range of dental services today!

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