FULL ARCH IMPLANT TREATMENT
For people who are missing most or all of their teeth, full arch implant treatment can provide a fixed set of teeth designed to feel secure, comfortable, and natural.
This approach is often chosen by people who struggle with loose dentures or who want a more stable long-term solution.
How treatment is planned
Full arch treatment is carefully planned and tailored to each individual.
Planning considers:
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The number and position of implants needed
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Bone quality and anatomy
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How the teeth should suit your face, smile, and natural expressions
Time is spent designing teeth that look appropriate for you — not generic or artificial. The aim is a result that feels comfortable, functions well, and looks in keeping with your features.
Comfort & anxiety
Appointments are calm and unhurried.
Local anaesthetic is used as standard, and conscious sedation is available where appropriate for patients who would prefer additional support.
What to expect
Treatment is delivered in clear stages:
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A detailed consultation and planning appointment
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Placement of the implants
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A healing phase
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Fitting of the final fixed teeth
In suitable cases, fixed teeth may be provided soon after implant placement. This is discussed during planning.
Full Arch Implant Case Studies
EXAMPLE CASE STUDY
Starting point: Heavily compromised or missing teeth
Approach: Full arch implant-supported fixed teeth
Outcome: Secure teeth designed to restore comfort and confidence

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