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FULL ARCH IMPLANTS IN STRATFORD-UPON-AVON

Missing most of your teeth, losing the ones you have left, or tired of a denture that moves when you eat, speak or laugh?

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Full arch treatment uses a small number of dental implants to hold a complete, fixed set of teeth for the whole jaw. In suitable cases, you leave on the day of surgery with fixed provisional teeth.

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Why choose fixed teeth?

  • Fixed teeth designed to feel secure and stable
  • New teeth often fitted the same day as the implants, in suitable cases
  • No more loose or moving dentures
  • Designed to look natural and suit your face
  • Eat, speak and smile with greater confidence

Full arch implant cases: before and after

CASE STUDY 1

Upper jaw: Same-Day Teeth

Severely worn and failing teeth before full arch implant treatment

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Smile after full arch dental implant rehabilitation

AFTER

Full arch implant bridge secured to multiple dental implants

BRIDGE

CASE STUDY 2

​Upper jaw: Same-Day Teeth with zygomatic implants

Patient smile before full arch implant treatment
Patient smile after full arch implant treatment
Xray showing dental implants including two zygomatic implants

BEFORE

AFTER

X-RAY

CASE STUDY 3

Upper jaw: Same-Day Teeth

Broken teeth before implant treatment

BEFORE

Patient smile after full arch dental implant treatment

AFTER

Xray showing four implants

X-RAY

CASE STUDY 4

Same-Day Teeth (right: the implant bridge)

Patient smile before implant treatment

BEFORE

Patient smile after implant treatment
Full arch implant bridge

AFTER

CASE STUDY 5

​Upper jaw: Same-Day Teeth (right: the implants in place)

Patient smile showing loose teeth

BEFORE

Patient smile after implant treatment
Photo of mouth with four dental implants

AFTER

Same-Day Teeth, explained

Four to six implants support a complete bridge that is fixed in place: no adhesive, and it doesn't come out at night.

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With Same-Day Teeth, a provisional (temporary) bridge is fitted on the day of surgery, so you are not without teeth while the implants heal. It isn't as strong as the final bridge, so a soft diet is needed until that is fitted.

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Whether same-day fitting suits you depends on your bone and how securely the implants can be placed. A CT scan (a 3D X-ray) and an intra-oral scan (a digital scan of your mouth) show this at planning.

Planned around your face

Before any surgery, a CT scan and an intra-oral scan build a detailed picture of your jaw: bone quality, anatomy, and where each implant should go.

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​Digital Smile Design is then used to plan how your new teeth will look, so they suit your face, smile and expressions rather than looking generic. The aim is teeth that feel comfortable, work well and look in keeping with your features.

What to expect, stage by stage

1. Consultation and planning: scans and a detailed plan, including whether same-day teeth are likely for you.

2. Implant placement: under local anaesthetic, with sedation available. In suitable cases a provisional fixed bridge is fitted the same day.

3. Healing: typically around 12 weeks while the implants bond with the bone.

4. Final bridge: designed and fitted to replace the provisional one.

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​Consultation to final bridge takes around four months on average.

Looking after your new teeth

Clean them much like natural teeth: brush daily and use the aids you'll be shown for cleaning under and around the bridge.

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​Stephen reviews full arch patients once a year, alongside regular hygiene appointments, so any problems are caught early.

Why choose Stephen?

Stephen has been in implant practice since 2015 and has worked only on implant treatment since 2020. He places hundreds of implants a year, around 1,500 in total.

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​He holds the Diploma in Implant Dentistry from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, is on the College of General Dentistry's Implant Mentor register, and has a background in oral surgery. He treats patients at Evesham Place Dental, 14 Evesham Place, Stratford-upon-Avon.

Not enough bone? You may still have options

Losing teeth makes the jaw bone shrink, and some people are told elsewhere that this rules out implants. Often it doesn't.

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Stephen is trained in bone grafting and sinus grafting to build up bone where it's needed. If a graft isn't suitable, or you'd rather avoid one, zygomatic implants anchor into the cheekbone instead of the jaw. They can allow fixed teeth without grafting.

Comfort and sedation

Appointments are calm and unhurried. Local anaesthetic is used as standard.

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​Conscious sedation (medicine that leaves you relaxed and drowsy but still able to respond) is available if you feel anxious, or would simply rather not be aware of the procedure.

Recovery and eating

You can eat and drink on the day of the procedure. Keep to a soft diet until the final bridge is fitted, and avoid very hot drinks for the first two weeks.

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​Some swelling, bruising or mild discomfort in the first few days is normal. You'll be told what to expect and how to manage it before you go home.

Guide fees and finance

Comprehensive implant consultation: £150 (includes CBCT 3D imaging where clinically indicated)

Same-Day Teeth, one jaw: £16,000

Same-Day Teeth with zygomatic implants: from £18,000

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Finance is available to spread the cost. You'll get an individual written quote after your consultation.

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