What are full mouth restorations?

Rediscover a confident, comfortable smile with a full mouth restoration at Dental Art. Whether you are living with many missing, worn or failing teeth, we design comprehensive treatment plans that rebuild your bite and restore the way your smile looks and feels.

Our implant dentists bring together clinical precision and aesthetic judgement to create results that are tailored to your face, your priorities and your day‑to‑day life. From first consultation to final review, your journey is planned as one seamless, carefully managed process.

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At Dental Art we offer two restoration options

All‑on‑4

All‑on‑4 replaces a full arch of teeth with 4 strategically placed implants and a removable, implant‑retained restoration. It offers a more cost‑effective route to stable, comfortable teeth, with far better security than traditional dentures.

All-on-6

For enhanced stability and bite strength, All‑on‑6 uses 6 dental implants and 6 abutments to support a hybrid fixed bridge. This option offers increased durability, excellent chewing power and a natural appearance for a secure full‑arch restoration and long‑term confidence.

Our full mouth restoration 6-step process

Step 1 - Consultation and assessment

You start with a detailed consultation, where we listen to your concerns, examine your teeth and gums, and take digital scans and X‑rays for precise planning.

Step 2 - Personalised  treatment plan

We then design a tailored plan that explains your recommended treatments, timeline and fees, and answer any questions so you know exactly what to expect.

Step 3 - Preparing the foundation

Before placing implants, we carry out any essential pre‑treatment such as deep cleaning, gum therapy or extractions to create a healthy base for your new teeth.

Step 4 - Implant placement

Next, we place dental implants at carefully chosen positions in your jawbone. Over the following months, these titanium roots bond with the bone to form a strong foundation for your restorations.

Step 5 - Restoring your smile

Once the implants have integrated, we fit your new teeth – whether that is individual implant crowns, implant‑supported bridges, or full‑arch prosthetics for complete smile restoration.

Step 6 - Fine‑tuning and follow‑up

Finally, we make small adjustments to perfect the fit, bite and appearance of your new smile, and schedule regular reviews to keep everything healthy and functioning as it should.

Benefits of full mouth restorations

Full mouth restorations are designed for patients with more complex dental problems, offering a single, carefully planned solution that improves how your smile looks, feels and functions day to day.

Enhanced aesthetics

Damaged, missing or heavily worn teeth are replaced with natural‑looking restorations, refreshing your facial appearance and giving you a more balanced, youthful smile.

Improved function

By correcting bite issues, replacing gaps and rebuilding worn enamel, full mouth treatment restores comfortable chewing and clear speech, so everyday eating and talking feel easier again.

Long‑lasting results

High‑quality materials and advanced techniques are used to create strong, durable restorations that are designed to last for many years with good home care and regular check‑ups.

Boosted confidence

A stable, attractive smile can transform how you feel about yourself, making it easier to relax in social situations and professional settings without worrying about your teeth.

Better oral health

Treating decay, infection and gum disease as part of your plan helps protect the remaining teeth and gums, lowering the risk of future problems and supporting a healthier mouth overall.

Bone preservation

Implant‑based restorations replace missing tooth roots, stimulating the jawbone and helping to prevent bone loss that can affect facial shape and denture stability over time.

A practical guide and frequently asked questions

How long does a full mouth restoration with implants take?

Timing depends on your case, but most full mouth treatments take several months from first appointment to final teeth, including healing time for the implants to integrate.

Is full mouth restoration with implants painful?

Treatment is carried out under local anaesthetic, with sedation available if needed, so you should feel little to no pain during the procedure. Some soreness afterwards is normal, but most patients describe recovery as manageable with simple pain relief.

How much does a full mouth restoration with implants cost?

Costs vary depending on the number of implants, type of restoration and any preparatory treatment required. At your consultation we provide a clear written estimate and discuss finance options to help you spread the cost.

Can full mouth restorations with implants fix all dental issues?

They can resolve many problems linked to missing, failing or heavily damaged teeth, but every mouth is different. Your dentist will explain what is realistic for your situation and whether any additional treatments are recommended.

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