Missing teeth can lead to a lack of confidence, low self-esteem, and a poor quality of life. But, all-on-4 dental implants can be a life-changing option for those with multiple missing or broken teeth. With all-on-4 dental implants, we fix an entire bridge of teeth to your mouth. Many patients who have been rejected for traditional implants may qualify for all-on-4 implants, as this treatment tends to require less bone grafting.
Here at Smile Now Dental Implant Centers, we can give you the smile you deserve, all thanks to our industry-leading advanced technology, specialist team, and quick appointment times in Gilbert, AZ.
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Our advanced technology allows us to provide high-quality treatment and outstanding care to all our patients. With our fully-equipped, state-of-the-art dental lab and office, we can transform your smile in one day, taking you from self-conscious to confident in a matter of hours.
With advanced scanning and digital custom guides, we provide swift and full-mouth restoration without compromising the quality of your care.
Here at Smile Now, we have a fully specialized team ready to transform your life. Get outstanding care from our restorative dentist, anesthesiologist, oral and maxillofacial surgeon, and dental lab technician. We’re able to offer hospital-grade anesthesia options to keep you calm and comfortable while the surgery is taking place.
Meet Dr Shaw, our experienced and dedicated oral surgeon. After graduating from Indiana University with a B.S. in Biology, Dr Shaw then went on to graduate in the top ten of his class with a Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree. He’s also one of only 5,500 dentists in the U.S. that is Chao Pinhole gum rejuvenation certified. His drive and compassion for his patients ensure he can offer the best techniques and treatment available in dentistry.
Here at Smile Now Dental Implant Centers, we complete all our treatment in our one location, from planning and manufacturing your new implants to completing the surgery. This means we can offer fantastic, comprehensive treatment and outstanding care at a reduced price.
However, some of our patients may still need help to afford their treatment. We believe that all-on-4 implants can be life-changing, which is why we’ve partnered with different financing companies to help you fund your treatment. We’ll even file an insurance claim on your behalf. See our financing options here.
Dental implants are a permanent solution to missing teeth. When cared for properly, all-on-4 dental implants should function as natural teeth and last a lifetime.
Once your new teeth have been fitted, it’s important to keep up with regular dental checks to ensure they’re working as they should be. It’s also important to brush twice a day as normal, floss, and practice good oral hygiene as you would with natural teeth.
All-on-4 dental implants provide full arch rehabilitation. They are best for patients who are missing all or most of their teeth. This could be due to a range of issues, from injury to periodontal disease (a later stage of gum disease).
All-on-4 implants are particularly good for patients experiencing bone loss or who have poor bone density, as they tend to need less bone to fit than traditional dental implants. Oral surgeons use only four implants to fit the fixed prosthesis.
Single dental implants will be a better option for patients with only one or a few missing teeth.
Yes, absolutely. All-on-4 dental implants are designed especially to feel and function like real, natural teeth. Unlike dentures, which can feel bulky and uncomfortable in the mouth, dental implants feel much more natural, allowing you to eat, chew, laugh, and talk as normal.
At the start of the healing process, your implants won’t have fully fused with your jaw, which means you might need to avoid certain foods. You may need to stick to a soft food diet and refrain from eating anything that’s too hard, crunchy, or chewy.
However, once your implants have healed, you’ll be able to eat normally with dental implants.
Both all-on-4 (or all-on-four) dental implants and traditional dentures offer a solution to missing teeth. Both can replace the entire upper and lower arch, providing you with a full smile.
However, dentures are removable. Because of this, they can feel bulky in your mouth and make your mouth dry, making it hard to eat and talk. In comparison, dental implants are a more permanent solution, providing you with a fixed bridge of teeth. They’re not removable – they fuse with your natural jaw bone, functioning just like a set of real teeth.
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