What is artificial teeth?
Full-arch artificial teeth (sometimes called an implant-supported bridge or All-on-4-style restoration) replace an entire row of missing or failing teeth on a small number of strategically placed implants — often four to six. The result is a fixed set of teeth that functions like natural teeth and is only removed by your dentist, not by you.
Who is it for?
You are missing most or all of the teeth in one or both jaws.
You currently wear a full denture and want a fixed alternative.
You have failing teeth that are likely to need extraction soon.
You want a permanent solution rather than a removable one.
Concerns patients bring to us
- A full denture that feels loose or moves when eating and speaking.
- Multiple failing teeth across an entire arch.
- Avoiding certain foods because a denture cannot handle them.
- Wanting teeth fixed in place rather than taken out at night.
Benefits
Functions like natural teeth — no daily removal or adhesive needed.
A full arch is supported on as few as four to six implants, angled to use available bone.
A fixed temporary set is often placed the same day as surgery.
Handles a normal diet in a way a removable denture often cannot.
The treatment process
CT imaging maps your bone and plans exact implant positions in advance.
Implants are placed, with any necessary extractions done at the same visit.
A fixed temporary set is fitted so you are never without teeth.
Implants integrate with the bone over three to six months.
Your permanent, custom-made fixed arch is fitted.
Technology & approach
Implant positions are mapped on a 3D CT scan before surgery, which is what allows a full arch to be supported on a small number of implants placed exactly where the bone is strongest.