Full Mouth Dental Implants
Dentures are unsecured prostheses with very limited success. Most often, dentures are painful, inconvenient and unstable. Such dentures can make chewing foods difficult limiting the foods that you once enjoyed. A patient that is missing an entire row of teeth is in a unique position: a chance to start fresh with a full-arch restoration! While there are other options for treating a full row of missing teeth such as single dental implants and dentures, patients desire a solution that is more affordable, quick and convenient. Technology today allows for our offices to give our patients options.
Same Day Teeth Implants
The demand for immediate replacement teeth has led to a revolution in how we deal with missing teeth: the full-arch restoration. Also known as “implant supported dentures,” this innovative treatment allows our oral surgeons to combine implant technology with dentures to give our patients a new smile and a renewed outlook on life, all in one day!Do You Need More Information On Dental Implants?
Traditional dentures can be inconvenient, painful and unstable. And while dental implants are an excellent choice for single tooth replacements, on the scale of a full arch, they can be expensive and complicated. However, putting these two treatments together yields a solution that works for nearly everyone: implant supported prosthesis. During this treatment, typically four to six dental implants are placed in the jaw and a full dental bridge or prosthesis is attached to them, giving you a full row of teeth in just one appointment.

The Benefits of Implant Supported Dentures
- Cost: This treatment can sometimes be done with just four dental implants per arch and it is much more affordable than placing an entire row of implants.
- Convenience: Replacement teeth can typically be placed during the same appointment as the implants and create teeth in a day outcome.
- Bone Graft-Free: • Two of the four implants are placed at special angles in the back of the jaw to make the best use of available jawbone. This often eliminates the need for bone grafting or sinus augmentation.
Why Choose Dr. Abron
- 3-years of specialty training and education beyond the standard four years of dental school in the placement of dental implants and handling more challenging, severe and complex dental implant cases.
- A periodontist who specializes in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of periodontal disease.
- Specializes in saving natural teeth through a wide range of advanced procedures to rebuild healthy gum tissues that surround and support your teeth and implants or reverse bone loss in the jaw.
- Is an expert in treatment of oral inflammation and familiar with the latest techniques for diagnosing and treating periodontal disease, and are also trained in performing cosmetic periodontal procedures.

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