Full Arch Reconstruction
Eat, speak, smile again
Fixed in the mouth, or removable at night
The upper arch and the lower arch are assessed separately and may need different designs. Across one arch, replacement teeth on dental implants are either fixed in the mouth or removed at night for cleaning.
Implant-anchored full arch
A connected set of replacement teeth is attached to implants placed across the arch. It stays in the mouth day and night and is cleaned in place along the gumline and beneath the prosthesis.
Hybridge is one branded fixed pathway with its own workflow, and All-on-4 names a four-implant concept for supporting a fixed arch. Not every case is a Hybridge case, and four implants are not right for every arch.
Implant-supported denture
An implant-supported denture is anchored to 2 to 6 implants for a more secure, stable fit than a traditional denture that rests on the gums. The patient takes it out at night, cleans it thoroughly, and soaks it.
What to know
Diagnosis and individual risk assessment belong to the treating clinician after an examination. A page cannot decide this for you.
Health factors
The FDA notes that overall health is an important factor in whether someone is a good candidate, how long healing takes, and how long an implant may stay in place. Smoking may affect healing and decrease the long-term success of the implant. Healing of the implant body itself may take several months or longer.
Surgical risks
Complications can occur soon after implant placement or much later, and possible risks include injury to surrounding teeth or tissues, infection, nerve-related numbness, and difficulty keeping the area clean. Some complications lead to implant failure, which can require another surgical procedure to fix or replace the implant system.
Living with it
A fixed restoration is not indestructible and is not lifetime-guaranteed. Daily cleaning at the gumline and beneath the prosthesis is essential, along with professional maintenance at intervals the American College of Prosthodontists describes as risk-based, generally between 2 and 6 months, set by the treating clinician.
What treatment usually involves
Full-arch care generally moves through evaluation and planning, implant placement when appropriate, a period of healing, and delivery of the planned teeth. The exact stages and timing vary from one patient to the next.
1
Evaluate
Records, X-rays, and 3D imaging to see the arch clearly.
2
Plan
A written plan for the teeth, implants, and stages of care.
3
Place
Treat active disease, remove any teeth the dentist judges cannot be kept, and place implants where the plan calls for them.
4
Restore
Deliver the planned teeth, then confirm bite, fit, and hygiene access.
5
Maintain
Clean daily at the gumline and beneath the prosthesis, with professional maintenance at risk-based intervals set by the treating clinician, following the American College of Prosthodontists position statement.
Cost depends on what your arch actually needs
No honest number exists before an examination. A written estimate that matches your mouth exists once there is a treatment plan.
- One arch or both
- Extractions, if needed
- Bone grafting, if needed
- Number and design of implants
- Whether sedation is used
- Temporary and final materials
Ask for a complete written estimate for one arch, including what is covered and what may cost extra.
Payment options
Patient financing
The practice works with several third-party patient financing providers, including Cherry, Sunbit, CareCredit, and Proceed Finance. Approval, rates, and terms are decided by the financing provider, not by the practice.
Full-arch implant care
Dr. Gregg C. Hendrickson
Dr. Hendrickson provides full-arch implant care at Comprehensive Dental Care in Henderson.
- ABOI/ID Diplomate
- AAID Fellow
- ICOI Fellow
- National Trainer for Hybridge Full Arch Restorations
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Bring your questions in
The full-arch consultation is free, and your questions are addressed before anything proceeds.
It helps to arrive with your current denture or partial if you wear one, any prior scans, and a current medication list.
Comprehensive Dental Care, 2790 W Horizon Ridge Pkwy #100, Henderson, NV 89052
Open Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm
Call (702) 919-6206
Full-arch questions answered
What is full-arch reconstruction?
Full-arch treatment replaces the teeth across one entire upper or lower arch. The replacement may be fixed to implants and stay in the mouth, or it may be a denture the patient removes that is supported by implants. The upper arch and lower arch are considered separately and may need different designs. Which pathway suits you depends on your bone, bite, remaining teeth, and cleaning access, and is decided from an examination and imaging.
Where can I get full mouth dental implants near Las Vegas?
Comprehensive Dental Care provides full-arch implant care for patients across Henderson and the wider Las Vegas valley looking for full mouth dental implants near Las Vegas. The office is at 2790 W Horizon Ridge Pkwy #100 in Henderson. Dr. Gregg C. Hendrickson is an ABOI/ID Diplomate, AAID Fellow, and ICOI Fellow. The full-arch consultation is free and includes X-rays, 3D imaging, and a written plan with clear pricing for your case.
How is a fixed full arch different from implant-supported dentures?
A fixed full arch is a connected set of replacement teeth attached to implants that stays in the mouth day and night, cleaned in place along the gumline and beneath the prosthesis. An implant-supported denture is anchored to 2 to 6 implants for a stable fit, then taken out at night to clean and soak. The right choice depends on your anatomy, your priorities, and what you can maintain at home.
How much does a full arch cost?
A useful number for your case exists once there is a treatment plan. Cost varies with whether one arch or both are treated, extractions, grafting, the number and design of implants, sedation, the temporary chosen during healing, the final materials, and follow-up needs. Ask for a written estimate for one arch that names what is covered and what may cost extra. Patient financing is available through third-party providers.
Will I get teeth the same day as surgery?
Whether any temporary is worn during healing, and whether it is fixed or removable, is a per-patient decision that depends on implant stability, bone, bite, and the rest of the plan. It cannot be settled before an examination and an implant stability check. Healing of the implant body itself may take several months or longer, and the final teeth are made and fitted after healing and review.
