What can I expect from my dental implant surgery for full mouth restoration?

Significant tooth loss can impact your lifestyle. It may make you feel incredibly self-conscious about how you look when talking or smiling with others. It can cause you to experience bone loss of the jaw, resulting in a sunken appearance of the chin and an aged look. Without certain teeth, patients may also find talking clearly and eating efficiently to be challenging. Dr. Anu Mohan and her team at I-Rise Dental Boutique in Del Mar, California, are professionals who can educate patients on full mouth restoration using dental implants.

How dental implants can replace all the teeth in the smile

Also known as full mouth reconstruction, the use of dental implants can provide the foundation for dental restorations. Dental implants are very small titanium posts placed into the jawbone. They can be restored with a full conservative denture made to snap into place with the implants along the dental arch. The goal is to replace all the teeth affordably and reliably. Full mouth reconstruction with dental implants, sometimes called implant-retained dentures, is the most desirable option for our patients.

Why are dental implants the most effective way to maintain dentures?

Traditional full dentures are made of acrylic and require patients to use denture adhesives to keep them in place when eating and socializing. However, they can be messy, uncomfortable, and fail to work, causing patients to experience embarrassing moments when their dentures slide or fall out. With implant-retained dentures, patients have confidence in their dentures, allowing them to easily socialize and enjoy all of their favorite foods, like steak and apples, without worrying about their appliances sliding out.

Restore the smile today with dental implant surgery “near me!”

If you are a resident of Del Mar, CA, or the surrounding areas of San Diego and Carmel Valley, CA, and want to learn more about implant surgery, connect with our team by calling (858) 465-8717 to request an appointment.

We are currently open to new patients seeking compassionate, comprehensive dentistry solutions for better oral health and wellness.

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