Full-Arch Restoration on Implants

A full-arch restoration replaces a complete row of missing or failing teeth using several implants to support a fixed prosthesis. It suits patients with extensive tooth loss who want a stable, non-removable alternative to a full denture. At DentalCover the plan is built around a CBCT scan and tailored to each jaw, with bone-grafting or sinus-lift steps added where needed. The headline price covers the implant-supported arch, with preparatory surgery quoted on top.

When most or all of the teeth in an arch are missing or beyond saving, a full-arch restoration on implants offers a fixed alternative to a conventional removable denture. Rather than one implant per tooth, a smaller number of carefully positioned implants is used to anchor a bridge or prosthesis spanning the whole jaw, distributing chewing forces and helping to preserve bone. At DentalCover treatment begins with detailed planning from an in-clinic CBCT scan, which maps bone height and density and guides how many implants are needed and where they should sit. The clinic's surgical team places the implants under local anaesthesia, with nitrous-oxide sedation or general anaesthesia available for longer or more involved appointments. Depending on the starting condition of the jaw, the plan may include guided bone regeneration, or a closed or open sinus lift in the upper jaw, to build adequate support — these are quoted separately so the overall cost stays transparent. After a healing period the implants are restored with a fixed implant-supported arch. Because every case differs in the number of implants, the amount of grafting and the type of final prosthesis, the from-price is a starting point that is firmed up at the planning stage. Full-arch work is suited to adults with advanced tooth loss who want a secure, fixed result and are willing to complete treatment over several stages.