Full Mouth Dental Implants in Los Angeles
A complete smile transformation using dental implants — from severely damaged dentition to a fully restored, beautiful smile.
What Is Full Mouth Restoration?
Full mouth restoration refers to the comprehensive reconstruction of all or most teeth using a combination of implants, crowns, bridges, and other restorations. It is designed for patients with extensive tooth loss, severe decay, or structural damage affecting most of their teeth.
Unlike All-on-4 or All-on-6 (which provide a fixed arch on 4 or 6 implants), full mouth restoration may involve individual implants, implant-supported bridges, and crowns placed throughout the mouth — creating the most natural result possible when full-arch solutions are not ideal.
Dr. Nam will design a comprehensive treatment plan that addresses your specific situation — often combining extractions, bone grafting, implant placement, and cosmetic finishing in a coordinated sequence.
Is Full Mouth Restoration Right for You?
The Full Mouth Restoration Process
Full mouth reconstruction is completed in coordinated phases. Here is how Dr. Nam rebuilds a healthy, functional smile from start to finish.
Comprehensive Exam & Planning
Dr. Nam evaluates every tooth, your bite, gums, and jaw using CBCT 3D imaging — then designs a full treatment plan tailored to your mouth and goals.
Extractions & Preparation
Any teeth that cannot be saved are removed, and bone grafting or socket preservation is performed as needed to build a strong foundation for implants.
Implant Placement
Titanium implants are placed precisely where they are needed. Over the healing period they fuse with the jawbone to anchor your new restorations.
Final Restoration
Custom crowns, bridges, and implant-supported teeth are placed and refined for a natural look, a comfortable bite, and a complete, confident smile.
What Full Mouth Restoration Can Include
Because every case is different, Dr. Nam combines the treatments that best fit your bone structure, remaining teeth, and goals. A full mouth plan may draw on several restorative options working together.
The result is a mouth that not only looks natural but functions properly — so you can chew comfortably, speak clearly, and protect your long-term oral health.
Am I a Candidate for Full Mouth Implants?
Full mouth implants are often the right solution for patients facing extensive tooth loss or decay, or a failing dentition that can no longer be repaired tooth by tooth. Good candidates are generally healthy and have enough jawbone to anchor implants — and when bone volume is limited, bone grafting is available to rebuild a solid foundation first.
The best way to know if full mouth implants are right for you is a consultation and exam with Dr. Nam, who reviews your teeth, gums, and jaw with CBCT 3D imaging before recommending a plan.
Same-Day Smile — Teeth in a Day
In many full-arch cases, a fixed set of temporary teeth can be placed the same day as your implant surgery — so you leave the office with a complete smile while your implants heal.
Durability & Longevity
With proper care, dental implants are built to last — often for decades or a lifetime — because the titanium posts fuse with your jawbone to form a strong, long-term foundation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Am I a candidate for full mouth dental implants?
Most patients with extensive tooth loss, widespread decay, or failing dentition are candidates. Ideal candidates are in generally good overall health and have enough jawbone to support implants — and when bone volume is lacking, bone grafting is available to rebuild a strong foundation. The only way to know for certain is a consultation and exam with Dr. Nam, who evaluates your teeth, gums, and jaw using CBCT 3D imaging.
Can I get full-arch teeth in a single day?
In many full-arch cases, a fixed set of temporary teeth can be placed the same day as implant surgery — often called teeth-in-a-day — so you leave with a complete smile. Your custom permanent restoration is placed later, after the implants fuse with the jawbone (typically 3–6 months).
How long do full mouth dental implants last?
With proper care — daily brushing and flossing plus regular dental check-ups — dental implants are designed to last for many years, and often decades or a lifetime. The titanium implant posts fuse with your jawbone to form a durable, long-term foundation.
How much do full mouth dental implants cost in Los Angeles?
The cost of full mouth restoration is not fixed — it depends on your individual case, including bone condition, the number of implants needed, any additional procedures such as extractions or grafting, and the final restorations selected. A consultation and examination are required for an accurate treatment estimate. We offer CareCredit financing and can verify your insurance to help make treatment affordable.
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