Full Mouth Dental Implants in the Upper East Side, NYC
A full set of teeth — planned by a periodontist, done right the first time.
When You’re Ready to Stop Living Around Your Teeth
• Restore your full smile
• Full-arch restoration in as few as four implants
• Placed and restored in-house — no referrals
• Foundation-first planning for long-term success
If you’ve lost most or all of your teeth, full mouth dental implants give you a way forward. A complete set of fixed, natural-looking teeth supported by four to six dental implants per arch. You eat what you want. You speak clearly. Best of all – You stop thinking about your teeth.
It’s one of the most life-changing procedures in dentistry. It’s also one of the most complex — which is why who does it matters as much as what’s being done.
What Are Full Mouth Dental Implants?
Full mouth dental implants refer to a full-arch dental restoration supported by a specific number of implants — typically four or six. Instead of replacing each tooth individually, a custom prosthetic arch is designed and fixed onto strategically placed implants. The result is a full set of teeth that looks natural, functions like your own, and stays in place permanently.
Why This Isn’t a One-Size Procedure
Not every case is the same. Your bone density, the position of your remaining teeth, the health of your gums, and the condition of your jaw all affect how the case should be planned. Some patients are candidates for four implants. Others need six. Some need bone grafting before placement. Others are ready to go.
The difference between a case that succeeds long-term and one that runs into problems often comes down to how carefully it was planned. Dr. Daniel’s periodontal background means he evaluates the bone and tissue that hold implants in place — not just where to put them, but whether the environment is ready to support them.
Four Implants to a Full Smile
A full-arch restoration supported by four implants. Two are placed vertically in the front of the jaw, and two are angled in the back to maximize contact with available bone — which can sometimes reduce or eliminate the need for grafting.
This was designed for patients with adequate bone density who want a fixed, permanent solution with fewer implants and a more streamlined timeline. It’s the most common approach and has a strong long-term track record when planned and placed properly.
When Six Implants are Needed
A full-arch restoration supported by six implants, offering additional points of support and a broader distribution of biting force. This is often recommended for patients with larger jaws, higher bite force, or specific bone considerations where two additional implants provide meaningful added stability.
The choice between four and six isn’t about more being better — it’s about what your anatomy needs. We’ll help you understand which option is right based on your imaging and evaluation, not a default protocol.
The Process
Full mouth dental implant treatment starts with a detailed evaluation — imaging, gum health assessment, bone density analysis, and a long conversation about your goals and expectations. We don’t move forward until you understand the plan, the timeline, and what each step involves.
Treatment is typically phased. Teeth are extracted if necessary, implants are placed, and a temporary prosthetic is provided during healing. Once your implants have fully integrated — usually several months — we place the final restoration. The entire process is handled in our office, from planning through final delivery.
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- Placed and restored in-house by Dr. Daniel
- Periodontal training for precise bone and tissue work
- Foundation prepared before placement — always
- Single teeth, bridges, and full-arch solutions
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I’m a candidate?
A consultation and imaging will tell us. We evaluate your bone density, gum health, and overall medical history. If bone loss has occurred, grafting may be needed before placement. We’ll give you an honest assessment — not a guarantee before we’ve looked.How long does the process take?
From consultation to final restoration, the process typically takes several months. Most of that time is healing — allowing your implants to integrate with the bone. We provide a temporary prosthetic during that period so you’re never without teeth.Is this the same as dentures?
No. Full mouth dental implants are a fixed restoration — permanently attached to implants in your jaw. You don’t remove it. You don’t use adhesive. It functions like natural teeth. Traditional dentures are removable and rest on the gums. The difference in stability, comfort, and quality of life is significant. This was designed for patients with adequate bone density who want a fixed, permanent solution with fewer implants and a more streamlined timeline. It’s the most common approach and has a strong long-term track record when planned and placed properly.How do I choose between 4 implants or 6?
It comes down to your anatomy. We look at your bone density, jaw size, and bite force and recommend the option that gives you the best long-term foundation. Sometimes four implants are plenty. Sometimes six make more sense. We’ll walk you through exactly why we’re recommending what we recommend.
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