Full Mouth Dental Implant - Thousands Oaks, CA
Restoring Your Smile’s Appearance
and Function Permanently
What Are Full Arch Dental Implants?
Whether tooth loss is due to gum disease, severe decay, or trauma, it can significantly impact oral health, overall health, and emotional well-being. Gaps left by missing teeth can accumulate bacteria and cause adjacent teeth to shift, altering your bite. Tooth loss also makes it difficult to eat nutritiously, often leading to compensating by eating on one side, which can subject the remaining teeth to abnormal friction and wear.
The All-on-X protocol is a comprehensive dental solution to replace all missing or failing teeth in the upper or lower jaw. This protocol consists of 4-6 dental implants strategically placed in the jawbone to support a full arch of prosthetic teeth. This method provides a stable, secure, and long-lasting alternative to traditional dentures, offering improved function and aesthetics. Full mouth dental implants help restore your smile, enhance oral health, and improve your overall quality of life.
Fixed Vs. Removable Solutions
Traditional dentures are typically made from acrylic, rest on top of the gums, and are removable, relying on suction and denture adhesive for stability. They often lead to gum irritation, clicking, and slippage and can occasionally dislodge while eating or speaking due to progressive bone loss. In contrast, implant-supported dentures offer superior stability and can be removable or fixed prosthetics.
All-on-X full mouth dental implants represent a refinement of the popular All-on-4 to 6 protocol, utilizing four or more strategically placed implants to support new teeth. Many patients receive temporary teeth on the same day as surgery, which they wear while their full arch dental implants integrate with the jawbone. This advanced solution in Thousand Oaks, CA, eliminates traditional denture issues, prevents bone loss and facial changes, enables comfortable eating of various foods, and requires care similar to natural teeth.
Do I Qualify for All-on-X Full Mouth Dental Implants?
Dr. Saeed Yazdianpour, our skilled implant dentist in Thousand Oaks, CA, ensures you’re an ideal candidate for All-on-X full mouth dental implants. This innovative approach maximizes available bone by strategically placing at least four implants per arch, often eliminating additional bone grafting procedures.
During your consultation, Dr. Yazdianpour will conduct a thorough oral exam and diagnostics to assess existing conditions that may require treatment, such as untreated gum disease. It’s essential to note that tobacco use is linked to a higher risk of implant failure. Therefore, we advise refraining from smoking several months before surgery and until the implants have fully integrated with your jawbone.
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Cost-Effective Full Arch Dental Implants
Deliver a Lifetime of Smiles
At Next Smile + Implant, we are dedicated to restoring your confidence and oral health through advanced technology and personalized treatment plans that ensure optimal results. Choosing full mouth dental implants is a decision of significant importance. While the initial cost may be substantial, the opportunity to regain what time or circumstance has taken from you makes it a worthwhile investment.
Full mouth dental implants offer long-term benefits by providing the confidence to speak, eat, laugh, and socialize without the concern of missing teeth. Our team is committed to helping you achieve the beautiful and healthy smile you deserve without financial strain. We collaborate with several third-party financing companies to make your dream smile more attainable than ever.
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