Treatment
Full Arch Implants
A full set of fixed teeth supported by a few implants, for an entire upper or lower arch.
Full arch implants replace all the teeth on the top or bottom with a fixed set of teeth anchored by a few implants.
A small number of implants are placed to support the arch, then Dr. Perimenis attaches a full set of teeth designed for your bite and face.
A fixed arch feels secure when you eat and speak, without the movement or daily removal of traditional dentures.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about full arch implants.
Full arch implants suit people who are missing most or all of their teeth on the top or bottom, or who are facing that. They offer a stable, permanent set of teeth for those who want to avoid removable dentures. Dr. Perimenis will confirm you have enough healthy bone to support the arch.
A small number of implants are placed to support the whole arch, and a full set of teeth is designed for your bite and face. In many cases you leave with a temporary set the same day, with the final set placed once you have healed.
You may walk out with temporary teeth on the day of surgery, while the final set is placed after healing over the following months. The full timeline depends on your healing and is planned with you in advance.
Enough bone and healthy gums matter, so Dr. Perimenis plans the whole arch digitally before any implants are placed. A fixed arch is cared for daily much like natural teeth, with regular cleaning and checkups.
Soreness and swelling usually settle within a week or so after surgery. You will have clear care instructions and a soft food plan for the healing period.
