Full Mouth Dental Implants

Full Mouth Dental Implants - Meridian, ID

Restore Your Smile With Full Mouth Dental Implants

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Patient's Story
Patient's Story

Transform Your Teeth

Full mouth dental implants, also called full arch dental implants, are the premier solution for our patients who have many missing or failing teeth. If you’re a candidate for dental implants, you may not feel confident when you smile. You are most likely eating a diet limited to soft foods due to oral pain. You may even have trouble being understood when you speak. We can help restore your smile to its most functional, beautiful state by offering full mouth dental implants in Meridian, ID!
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Older Dental Implant Patient smiling into a mirror with Dr. Wade Pilling after getting his permanent fixed arch placed

Know Your Options

At the Idaho Center for Dental Implants, we offer three options for replacing all of your teeth: dentures, implant supported dentures and permanent full mouth dental implants. While dentures may seem like the most affordable solution, they need to be relined and replaced every few years and can lead to bone loss in your jaw, making them an ineffective long-term solution to tooth loss
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Traditional Dentures

  • Fully removable
  • Last about 5 years
  • Require adhesives
  • Allow bone loss
  • Limited food choices
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Implant Supported Dentures

  • Fixed or removable
  • Last 10 years or longer
  • Secured by titanium implants
  • Reduced bone loss
  • Improved food choices
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Full Mouth Dental Implants

  • Fixed all on four to six dental implants
  • Provides lasting support to a full arch of teeth
  • Last decades to a lifetime
  • Prevent bone recession
  • Eat an unlimited diet

Your Full Mouth Dental Implant Journey

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Step 1: Personalized Consultation

The first step toward getting full arch dental implants is to arrive at our Meridian, ID dental implant center to discuss your goals, needs and any health issues that we should take note of. Our implant dentists will take detailed scans of your mouth using a cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) scanner to determine whether you are a candidate for full mouth dental implants now, or whether you have bone loss or gum disease that needs to be treated first.
If full arch dental implants are the right solution for you, we’ll precisely plan your surgery, custom-printing three-dimensional surgical guides to ensure precise placement.

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Step 2: Dental Implant Surgery

On the day of your surgery, you’ll arrive at our front desk and be brought to your surgical suite. If you wish, you may choose from any of our sedation dentistry options to help the procedure go even more quickly! As soon as you’re comfortable, Dr. Pilling will use surgical guides to place titanium dental implants into your jawbone with precise accuracy. Whether you need just one arch of new teeth or two, full arch dental implants can be completed in just one day.

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Step 3: Your Final Restoration

The site of your full mouth dental implants can take three or more months to heal after surgery. During this time, the posts will fuse to your jawbone in a process called osseointegration. This bond is what makes dental implants so strong and long-lasting. Once your surgical site has healed, you’ll return to Dental Implant Solutions for your final, permanent restorations.
The quality of restorations out there can vary. Focused on both function and aesthetics, at Dental Implant Solutions offer some of the most natural-looking options on the market today, able to match the look of natural teeth almost exactly while offering durable function. We’ll fit your custom-made bridge of new teeth to your dental implants making sure your bite is properly aligned. You’ll leave our office with a lifelike, functional, and confident new look that will last for years to come!

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We Make Your Perfect Smile Accessible

While dental implants are the preferred option for tooth replacement, and they represent one of the best investments you can make in your quality of life, you may be worried about the cost. You shouldn’t allow finances to stop you from this life-changing care, even if you have severe bone loss. That’s why we partner with third-party dental financing companies in order to make your dental implant surgery affordable.

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