FAQ

Who is it suitable for?

Full mouth implant treatment is a dental procedure utilized when a person has lost all their teeth. This treatment aims to create a complete set of teeth using implants, which replace the missing teeth. It’s a comprehensive surgical process that requires a detailed evaluation to determine the patient’s suitability. Each treatment plan is personalized to the patient’s specific needs.

When is it not suitable?

This treatment may not be suitable for individuals with advanced uncontrolled diabetes, osteoporosis, insufficient jawbone, or those who consume excessive amounts of tobacco or alcohol.

What are the implants made of?

Dental implants are typically made of titanium or titanium alloys.

When should I visit the dentist during the treatment process?

Visits to the dentist are required after the placement of implants, during the attachment of temporary teeth, the fabrication of permanent prosthetics, and their placement. Moreover, routine dental check-ups are essential for maintaining oral health.

How long does full mouth implant treatment take?

The duration of the treatment varies depending on the patient’s jawbone condition and other factors. The integration of implants with the surrounding bone and the establishment of a solid connection generally take between 3 to 6 months.

Is there an age limit for full mouth implant treatment?

There is no specific age limit for this treatment. Instead, the patient’s general health and jawbone condition are evaluated to assess suitability.

Which department should I make an appointment with for full mouth implant treatment?

You should make an appointment with the “Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery” department for this treatment.

Can temporary teeth be used during the treatment?

Yes, temporary teeth can be used during the full mouth implant treatment process. They provide a temporary aesthetic and functional solution during the healing process of the implants, offering an attractive appearance and restoring dental functionality.

Can smokers undergo full mouth implant treatment?

While smokers can undergo full mouth implant treatment, it’s worth noting that smoking can negatively impact the success of the treatment due to increased infection risk and delayed healing.

Are there any restrictions on eating or chewing with implants?

Implant-supported dentures or prosthetics are designed to mimic the natural structure of teeth and assist with chewing functions. After the treatment, there generally aren’t any significant restrictions on eating or chewing with implants. Implants provide a secure grip and enable safe chewing, allowing you to comfortably consume most types of food.