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Restore Your Smile with Full-Mouth Implants
Full-mouth dental implants are a revolutionary solution for patients with missing or severely damaged teeth. At Hollon & Taylor Dental Fairhope, we specialize in providing full-mouth implant restorations, allowing you to regain a complete, functional, and natural-looking smile. Whether you're missing several or all of your teeth, full-mouth implants offer a stable, durable solution that restores both aesthetics and functionality.
Full-mouth implants involve placing a series of titanium posts in the jawbone to serve as the foundation for custom-made, permanent prosthetic teeth. These implants provide superior stability compared to traditional dentures and offer a long-term solution for patients looking to restore their oral health and confidence.
Fixed vs. Removable Implant Solutions
- Fixed Full-Mouth Implants: Fixed implants are securely anchored into the jawbone and provide a permanent solution for replacing missing teeth. These implants offer greater stability and comfort, eliminating the need for adhesives or removal. Fixed implants look and function like natural teeth, making them a popular choice for many patients seeking a permanent, hassle-free solution.
- Removable Full-Mouth Implants: Removable implant solutions are an alternative to fixed implants. These dentures are supported by dental implants but can be removed for cleaning and maintenance. Removable implants offer flexibility and can be a good option for patients who want a more affordable solution or for those who may need additional adjustments over time.
How Full-Mouth Implants Work
- Consultation and Assessment: During your initial consultation, your dentist will thoroughly examine your oral health, take X-rays, and discuss your goals for the procedure. We will evaluate your bone density and ensure you are a good candidate for dental implants.
- Implant Placement: Small titanium posts (dental implants) are surgically placed into your jawbone. These posts will act as the foundation for your prosthetic teeth. Depending on the type of implants and the complexity of your case, the procedure may be done in one or two phases.
- Healing and Integration: After implant placement, your jawbone will need time to fuse with the titanium posts, a process called osseointegration. This usually takes a few months, ensuring a strong and stable foundation for your new teeth.
- Placement of Prosthetic Teeth: Once the implants are fully integrated, custom-made prosthetic teeth (either fixed or removable) will be attached to the implants, completing your full-mouth restoration. The new teeth will look and function just like your natural teeth.
Benefits of Full-Mouth Implants
- Improved Function: Full-mouth implants allow you to eat, speak, and smile with confidence. They provide a more stable solution than traditional dentures, which can shift or cause discomfort.
- Natural Appearance: The custom-made prosthetic teeth are designed to mimic the look of your natural teeth, giving you a beautiful and realistic smile.
- Long-Term Durability: Full-mouth implants are designed to last for many years with proper care, providing a long-term solution for missing teeth.
- Prevents Bone Loss: Unlike dentures, which can contribute to bone loss in the jaw, dental implants help preserve the bone structure by stimulating the jawbone, maintaining your facial structure.
- Enhanced Comfort: Full-mouth implants eliminate the discomfort associated with removable dentures, providing a more comfortable and secure fit.