One Day Replacement of Full Arch Teeth with Dental Implants

There is no doubt that the dental implants are the best and the permanent solution for replacing missing teeth or gaps between teeth setting. However, the implants are often not chosen by many because of the length of time that it takes in completing the process. From the placement of the implants to the final placement of the dental crown above the implants, with the help of an abutment, it takes about an entire year or even more than this. It is necessary to give the implants this much amount of time for the procedure called osseointegration, which lets the implants get integrated within the jawbone. In case of a single tooth, this amount of time must be given to the implant.

Full Arch Dental Implants:

However, in case of full arch dental implants replacement, it is quite useful to choose this procedure. This is because, unlike the single implant, the full arch dental implant replacement can be done in a single day. People, who have lost all the teeth in a single arch, choose the dentures as an alternative or replacement teeth. However, they are also found to complain about the dentures that they become loose and ill-fitting with time.

Although they blame the dentures for this, it is actually the jawbone being deteriorated that is changing the shape of the mouth and making the implants ill-fitting. Those, who have been wearing dentures for long, might find the usual implants not suitable for them as they do not have sufficient amount of jawbone. In that case, they require bone grafting procedure to give the jawbone enough volume.

Same Day Implants:

Whether you do not have enough bone density or if ill-fitting dentures have caused you much trouble, the All-on-4 or the same day full archimplants are the best solution for you. In this procedure, the dentist will place only 4 implants or titanium screws in such a position that two implants will be placed right near the front of the arch and the other two implants will be placed at the rear end of the same arch. It is upon these 4 implants that the dentist will place a fixed bridge that will be permanently attached and can hold the complete arch of teeth.

The difference of these implants from the traditional implants is that the two rear implants that are placed at the rear end of the jawbone are designed specially. They are angular in design and are also placed at a 45 degree angle with the jawbone. This angle gives the implants more stability and the entire treatment becomes more durable. Moreover, it will also make sure that there is no need to wait for long to have the implants integrated within the bone.

The full arch teeth implants give you the additional benefit that you will be able to function your teeth as soon as you have the bridge of teeth and the crown is attached. However, before placing the bridge and the crowns, some care must be taken of the implants.