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Restore the Entire Upper or Lower Arch of Teeth in One Complete Bridge – All on 6 Dental Implants

Full Mouth all on 6 dental Implants Midtown NYCFull dental implants in NYC. Dr. Rahmani is a top dental implant specialist in NYC, mini and full dental implants expert, and one of few implant dentists in the New York region to offer the newest and most advanced dental implants, full mouth restoration options, including mini dental implants, and the latest all on four and all on six dental implant procedures. When you come in to see the implant specialist, Dr. Rahmani, he will examine you and discuss the material (Titanium or Zirconium) for placing full mouth dental implants. Dr. Rahmani of NYC Dental Implants Center is located in Midtown Manhattan & Upper East Side, NYC.

What Are Full Mouth Dental Implants?

It is possible to have a bridge to replace 10 or 12 teeth using multiple, full sets of dental implants for support. This type of full mouth restoration is either screwed or cemented in place.

All on 6 implants are used to restore the entire upper or lower arch of teeth in one complete bridge, and this is often called full mouth dental implants restoration or complete arch replacement.

You receive a full arch bridge of teeth made to replicate your natural ones. These teeth are custom designed to restore appearance and functionality, providing you with a biting strength similar to that of real teeth. The bridge is also designed to provide good support for your cheek and lip muscles, restoring the correct height between your upper and lower jaws. Adequately supporting these muscles is essential to ensure the bridge looks natural and prevents your facial features from collapsing inwards.

We sometimes prefer to screw such a large bridge in position as it is easily retrievable should it require any maintenance later. The screws go directly through the bridge but are covered up with tooth-colored composite resin, which is entirely invisible.

The exact number of implants required for the whole set of teeth implants can vary, according to whether it is a lower or upper arch of teeth and the number of replacement teeth being supported. In most cases, we use all on 6 dental implants.

Who Can Have Full Mouth Reconstruction?

all on 6 dental implants

The requirements for full mouth implants are the same as for any dental implant procedure. Therefore, all on six implants in NYC are equally suitable for healthy men and women of any age.

Before placing the full dental implants in NYC, Dr. Navid Rahmani examines your mouth and discusses your medical history as systemic diseases and medications can affect all-on-6 implants healing.

With the full mouth tooth replacement option, six dental implants are placed at strategic intervals throughout your upper or lower arch. Each implant must have sufficient support from the surrounding bone. If you lost teeth quite a few years ago, then you may have suffered significant tooth bone loss.

You might experience bone loss if you had advanced periodontal disease destroying the bone that used to surround your natural teeth. If you have lost bone, then a full set of dental implants treatment is still possible as Dr. Rahmani can build up the bone for implant levels using sophisticated bone grafting techniques. At our NYC implant office, we do not see any evidence to suggest the success of all-on-six dental implant treatments is affected by age or gender.

Though every patient case is unique, the NYC implant dentist, Dr. Rahmani, is looking at five major factors to consider  when recommending dental implant full mouth:

  • Speech issues – If speech is a major concern, periodontists offer alternative treatments, such as replacing missing teeth with short-span bridges or single dental implants. These treatments often require more implants, bone grafting, and more expensive prosthetics, so patients need to be prepared for the additional treatment time and cost.
  • Bridge thickness – This can be a big problem for some patients, and sadly they often figure out that it’s a problem after surgery when the ridge has been reduced. At that point, nothing can be done to get them back to that natural-feeling transition.
  • Excessive biting force – Patients have difficulty recognizing premature or excessive occlusal contacts. They may generate excessive biting forces due to the lack of sensation.
  • Parafunction – bruxism, clenching, and irregular chewing cycles
  • High risk of caries

Dr. Rahmani offers multiple dental implants full mouth restorative options in Midtown Manhattan. He takes time to assess the best individual options for patients and explain the hurdles they will need to overcome, not just the benefits of the treatment.

Alternatives to Full Mouth Implant Restoration in Manhattan

All on six dental implant restoration does require full mouth dental implants NYC treatment, which may not be a suitable solution for everyone. Implant specialist Dr. Rahmani must have a broad understanding of each patient’s unique factors and then devise the best treatment plan. Dental implant full mouth is not an exception to that rule.

An alternative to full dental implants:

  • All-on-Four dental implants as this system use only four dental implants to support a lower denture, providing a cost-effective long-term solution. Additionally, with All-on-Four, the implants are located towards the front of the mouth, often reducing or eliminating the need for extensive bone grafts. With this system, the implants can be immediately loaded soon after surgery is completed.
  • Teeth in a day
  • Mini dental implants can also be used to stabilize loose dentures

Full Dental Implants or All on 6 Dental Implants Procedure

Full dental implants in NYC treatment is very similar to the multiple teeth implants as a high degree of planning is necessary to ensure complete success.

Full Mouth all on 6 dental Implants procedure | Implant Dentist Midtown NYC
  • Initial examination
  • 3-D image of your jaws using Cone Beam CT scan
  • Planing your implant surgery using computer guided surgery
  • Fabrication of custom-made template or stent
  • Cover implants with healing caps to integrate and bond with your jawbone
  • Temporary teeth placement
  • Fabricate permanent teeth, after implants have healed

After your initial examination with the top-rated NYC implant dentist, Dr. Rahmani, you will need to have a Cone Beam CT scan to provide a detailed full mouth 3-D image of your jaws and all the critical structures, including bone, muscles, nerves, and blood vessels. Using this information, Dr. Rahmani, implant dentist, will plan your full mouth implant surgery using computer-guided surgery.

Once it’s decided on the best position for each dental implant, a custom-made template or stent will be fabricated for dental implant surgery to ensure the implants are inserted into precisely the correct positions. All on 6 implants for teeth are covered up with healing caps and are left to integrate and bond with your jawbone. At this point, we can provide temporary teeth, or we may be able to adapt an existing full full mouth denture for use during this time until whole mouth implants are permanently placed.

Creating Your Full Arch Bridge

Once your dental implants have healed, you can return to see Dr. Rahmani, full mouth dental implants specialist, so that he can fabricate your permanent teeth. A full arch bridge can be made from several different materials, but it’s becoming increasingly common to use zirconia. Zirconia is an entirely metal-free, tooth-colored material that is incredibly strong and lifelike.

Zirconia is naturally white and can be pre-shaded to match any remaining natural teeth. Sometimes the bridge is made entirely from it. Other times, special porcelain is used to enhance the appearance of the teeth. Although zirconia is a strong material, it is soft enough not to damage neighboring teeth. Many of those requiring this treatment have also lost some gum tissue. The gum is replaced with ceramic materials that are precisely matched to the color of your natural gums. When some gum tissue must be replaced, the ceramic is carefully contoured to look like real gums.

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Full Mouth Dental Implant Recovery

It is normal to feel some discomfort after receiving full dental implants (all on 6 dental implants). NYC implants specialists such as Dr. Rahmani can provide advice on using over-the-counter painkillers or give you a prescription for pain medication.

You may need to take antibiotics, and we might suggest using an antimicrobial mouth rinse for the first week after surgery. We will provide you with lots of information on how to care for your all on 6 dental implants, including details on cleaning and the best foods to eat for the first few days after Manhattan implant restoration surgery.

Infections After Full Mouth Reconstructon Surgery

Development of the bacteremia around implants is one of the reasons for the failure of full mouth tooth replacement surgery. Some dental implant failures can be due to defile from bacteria while inserting the implant post. Infections around biomaterials such as posts are difficult to treat. In most cases, the infected implants have to be replaced.

The most common bacteria involved in failures of the implant procedure are:

  • Streptococci
  • Anaerobic Gram-positive cocci
  • anaerobic Gram-negative rods

If infection risk is high (usually after sinus augmentation procedures, sinus lifts, or bone grafts), Dr. Rahmani might order a dose of antibiotics a day before the surgery and beta-lactamase antibiotics to be used for five days. In addition, a 0.12% chlorhexidine rinse twice daily is recommended.

Advantages of Full Mouth Dental Implants in NYC

  • This option is ideal for anyone who currently wears full mouth dentures or who is facing complete tooth loss.
  • Treatment allows patients to experience the feeling of having stable and strong teeth that remain permanently in place unless taken out by a dentist.
  • Self-confidence and self-esteem are increased by restoring teeth in a way that feels permanent and very natural.
  • Many more foods can be enjoyed.
  • A full mouth bridge is a much healthier solution for your jaws as your jawbone will be better preserved. As the dental implant’s full mouth gradually integrates with your jawbone, they will ensure the surrounding bone is kept healthy and strong.
  • In the longer term, full mouth implants can be much easier to maintain than conventional dentures. Your implant-retained bridge will ensure your cheeks and lips are adequately supported, preventing that collapse in a look that is so common among denture wearers.
  • Complete mouth teeth implants offer a predictable approach to tooth replacement, although treatment may take slightly longer to complete than using an alternative dental implant system.
  • Dental implants are durable and, if properly cared for, should last for many years.
  • A full-mouth bridge is more convenient. It eliminates the need to use messy denture adhesives and remove your teeth at night.

Disadvantages of Full Mouth Restoration

With the whole mouth dental implants, it is necessary to allow for adequate recovery time, a process that can take several months before the implants can be restored with permanent teeth.

During this time, the all on 6 dental implants mustn’t come under any pressure that could affect their integration with the surrounding bone.

Any movement to the implant posts during healing could increase the risk of implant failure. Anyone who lost teeth quite some time ago is more likely to require bone grafts, adding additional time and cost to this treatment.

A complete set of dental implants pose a moderate to high infection risk. Therefore, with this whole mouth reconstruction procedure, Dr. Rahmani recommends administering antibiotics before and after the procedure.

What Is the Success Rate for Full Mouth Implants?

The success rate for this treatment is very high, and implants should last for many years. With the proper care and maintenance, dental implants can have a success rate above 90% after 15 years, but it is essential to be aware of factors that can affect the long-term success of this treatment.

Although dental implant full mouth complications can occur, they are rare, especially when trained and experienced implant dentists like Dr. Rahmani perform the procedure.

Complications of the Full Mouth Dental Implants

The table displays the percentage of patients who experienced various complications after their full mouth dental implant surgery.

Complication Description Occurrence
Infection The risk of infection can be reduced by taking antibiotics before and after surgery. 1-5%
Delayed bone healing Delayed bone healing due to poor osseointegration (fuse) with the bone can happen due to insufficient oral hygiene, smoking, or certain medical conditions. 2-10%
Nerve damage Nerve damage can occur during the placement of the implant. This is a rare complication, but it can cause numbness or tingling in the lips, gums, or tongue. 0.1-1%
Prolonged bleeding Bleeding can occur after the placement of the implant. This is usually a minor complication that can be controlled with pressure. 1-5%
Jaw fractures Jaw fractures are a rare complication of dental implants. They can occur if the dentist places the implant in an area of weak bone. 0.1%
Allergic reaction to implant materials Some people may experience an allergic reaction to the materials used in dental implants for example to zirconium. This is a rare complication, but it can be serious Rare
Risk of staining Zirconium implants are less likely to stain than titanium implants. Less likely
Risk of fracture Zirconium implants are less likely to fracture than titanium implants. Rare

References:

  1. PubMed: Dental Implant Complications, 2015, PMID: 26589696 DOI: 10.1053/j.sult.2015.09.007

Full Mouth Rehabilitation Risk Factors

Full dental implants risk factors:

  • Failure of the implants due to poor oral hygiene
  • Failure due to uncontrolled diabetes
  • Bruxism or any type of occlusal trauma could affect the longevity of your artificial teeth

Total Cost of Full Mouth Dental Implants

Restoring a complete arch of teeth with full dental implants in NYC can require multiple teeth implants to ensure the bridge is adequately supported. The exact number of implants needed can vary depending on the number of teeth to be restored.

Full mouth dental implants price depends on multiple factors including:

  • Number of implants
  • If a bone graft is required (do not have a sufficient bone to anchor the post)
  • If sinus lift is required (do not have adequate levels in sinus tissues)

The total restoration treatment cost depends on whether any additional procedures are required, for example, tooth extraction.

Read more: Breaking down the cost of implant-supported dentures

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FAQ’s

What Is the Average Cost of Full Mouth Dental Implants in New York City?

The price of this tooth-replacement option can range from $7,000 to $90,000. According to several studies, the average cost is $34,000. The total fee is influenced by your geographic location, dentist’s expertise and experience, and the clinic.

Before undergoing the procedure, we recommend contacting your insurance provider to verify whether you can get reimbursement. All the prices are subject to change. Therefore, do not hesitate to contact our office to receive information regarding the current fees.

What Is the Recovery Time After the Procedure?

Most patients can go to work the next day after the procedure. To relieve pain, your tooth specialist can recommend over-the-counter medications. The average full-mouth dental implants recovery time is between four to six months. Healing is a complex process that varies from individual to individual.

How to Clean Full Mouth Dental Implants?

If you want to ensure the longevity of your implants, you must keep your new teeth clean and bacteria and plaque-free. Implants failure is generally caused by bacteria and plaque, which can lead to infection in the tissues. Maintaining proper oral hygiene is crucial.

The list of effective hygiene tips is as follows:

  • Brush at least twice a day with a soft-bristle toothbrush
  • Floss daily with unwaxed tape or implant-specific floss
  • Use a nylon coated brush to clean hard-to-reach places
  • Do not use high-abrasive toothpaste

Even if you have no natural teeth, it’s critical to have regular checkups. During your checkup, your hygienist can use specialized tools to clean around the implants, removing all plaque and calculus buildup. These monthly checkups help ensure that your implants remain strong and infection-free. They also allow your implant dentist to carefully examine the restoration and remove it for professional cleaning if necessary.

Full Mouth Dental Implants Before and After

Full mouth rehabilitation with dental implants
Full mouth rehabilitation with dental implants. Full upper: 6 implant in the maxilla. Full lower: 4 implants
full mouth all on 4 dental implants case 6
This patient wanted to replace her missing teeth, however due to many years of not having teeth, her bite was closed on one side and there was no room for teeth. After smile design, patient remaining upper teeth were removed under IV sedation, 6 implants were placed and patient was given new temporary teeth same day supported on the implants (immediate load). 5 months later patient received her final teeth. She couldn’t stop smiling.

Full Mouth Dental Implants Near Me: Find an Affordable Way To Restore Your Teeth at NYC Dental Implants Center

Make sure you select a licensed professional if full-mouth dental implants are something you’re considering to restore your smile. An experienced dentist can create a customized treatment plan and use their expertise to guarantee your treatment is successful.

How To Find a Dentist Offering Full Mouth Dental Implants Near You

To find all on 6 dental implants in your area, consider the following steps:

  • Request options from friends and family or speak with your regular dentist. They might be able to recommend trustworthy implantologists in your area.
  • Search online using phrases like “full mouth dental implants near me” or “all on 6 dental implants near me.”
  • Look up online testimonies and reviews for the dentists you find. Patient opinions can provide insightful information about the caliber of care that various doctors offer.

Make initial appointments with a few dentists on your list of probable candidates. Ask questions, talk about your goals for a full mouth implant, and assess how comfortable you are with the dentist and their staff throughout these sessions.

What Is the Cost of Full-Mouth Dental Implants Near Me

To find out how much full-mouth dental implants cost in your area, you can follow these steps:

  • Consult your dentist or other reputable medical professionals for recommendations. They might be able to point you toward an experienced implantologist who may offer you a precise estimate.
  • Search online for phrases like “full mouth dental implants cost near me” or “cost of full-mouth dental implants near me.” This will return a list of dental practices in your area that offer full-mouth dental implants.

To receive a precise estimate for full-mouth dental implants in your area, it is recommended to speak with a knowledgeable professional who can assess your specific needs and create a customized treatment plan.

Why Choose NYC Dental Implants Center

  • Our dentists have extensive training in implant dentistry. They are competent and skilled enough to carry out full-mouth implant procedures in a safe and effective manner.
  • We provide the whole spectrum of implant-related services, from first consultations and pre-implant treatments to the actual implant surgery and post-implant care.
  • NYC Dental Implants Center utilizes cutting-edge dental technology and equipment, ensuring the highest level of precision and quality in your implant procedure.
  • We understand that every patient is unique. We tailor treatment plans to your specific needs and oral health, providing you with a fully customized solution.
  • Our conveniently located dental center in New York City makes it easy for you to access the care you need. We aim to minimize any inconveniences and streamline your implant journey.
  • Patient comfort, satisfaction, and well-being are at the heart of our practice. Our caring and dedicated team prioritizes your health and the success of your implant procedure.
  • NYC Dental Implants Center has a strong track record of successful full-mouth implant procedures. We have helped numerous patients restore their smiles and oral function.

Contact NYC Dental Implants Center today to schedule a free consultation and learn more about our full mouth dental implants. Our experienced dentists will be happy to answer your questions and help you determine if full mouth dental implants are right for you.

Published Data

According to Posttreatment quantification of patient experiences with full-arch implant treatment using a modification of the OHIP-14 questionnaire study published on PubMed completed by 250 patients treated with full-arch implant-supported, immediately loaded fixed dental prostheses.

Satisfaction Levels

  • 95% Satisfied
  • 74% Extremely satisfied
  • 21% Satisfied

Recommendation Levels

  • 88% Would definitely recommend
  • 10% Would consider recommending
  • 98% Total willing to recommend

5- and 10-year survival of full mouth dental implants, implant supported fixed partial dentures (FPDs)

The table presents data from 3844 titles and 560 abstracts, and a full-text analysis was performed for 176 articles resulting in 21 studies. Based on this data, the survival rate of implant-supported FPDs or full mouth dental implants is high, with 95.4% of implants surviving after 5 years and 92.8% surviving after 10 years. See the full results of the study below:

Statistics Value
Estimated survival of implants in implant-supported FPDs after 5 years 95.4% (95% CI: 93.9-96.5%)
Estimated survival of implants in implant-supported FPDs after 10 years 92.8% (95% CI: 90-94.8%)
Survival rate of FPDs supported by implants after 5 years 95% (95% CI: 92.2-96.8%)
Survival rate of FPDs supported by implants after 10 years 86.7% (95% CI: 82.8-89.8%)
Percentage of patients free of any complications after 5 years 61.3% (95% CI: 55.3-66.8%)
Percentage of patients with peri-implantitis or soft tissue complications after 5 years 8.6% (95% CI: 5.1-14.1%)
Cumulative incidence of implant fractures after 5 years 0.4% (95% CI: 0.1-1.2%)
Cumulative incidence of connection-related complications after 5 years 7.3%
Cumulative incidence of suprastructure-related complications after 5 years 14%

Dr. Navid Rahmani is an internationally recognized, board-certified periodontist and the best-rated dental implant specialist. All-on-6 dental implant procedures are performed on the Upper East Side in our Midtown NYC dental center. If you have any questions about full dental implants in NYC, mini implants, all on 6 dental implants, our experienced team of tooth practitioners will be more than happy to help you. You can finally stop searching for the best quality “full mouth dental implants near me” and call our Midtown, Manhattan center for a consultation: 

NYC Dental Implants Center
121 East 60th St Ste 6C2
New York, New York 10065
(60th St. btw Park Ave / Lex Ave)
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