Full-mouth reconstruction is not simply about fixing all the teeth, but a comprehensive treatment plan. It provides overall improvement based on your oral condition as a whole, including the teeth, gums, bone, and even occlusal function. It usually requires combining multiple treatments, such as dental implants, crowns, bridges, or removable dentures, with the goal of restoring healthy occlusal function and aesthetics to your mouth. It is a more complex treatment course that requires long-term planning.

Dental implants use artificial tooth roots to replace missing teeth. A titanium implant is first placed into the alveolar bone in the area of the missing tooth. After it integrates with the bone, a denture is attached on top. Because the implant is firmly fixed in the bone like a real tooth root, chewing feels very natural and it is less likely to affect the adjacent healthy teeth.

All-on-4 is a special dental implant technique mainly suitable for patients missing a full arch of teeth. Its biggest feature is that it uses 4 implants, placed into the bone at precise angles, to support a full arch of fixed dentures. Compared with traditional dental implants, this method can reduce the number of implants needed and usually does not require much bone grafting, so the treatment time is shorter, allowing you to regain a beautiful and healthy smile more quickly.