All-on-X⁶ full-arch reconstruction
A full arch of teeth supported by a small number of implants.
What is it?
A fixed full-arch prosthesis is attached to four to six implants per arch, replacing a failing or missing full set of teeth.
What problem does it solve?
Restores function, esthetics, and confidence for patients who have lost or are about to lose most of their teeth.
Who might benefit?
Patients with terminal dentition, severe periodontal disease, or full-arch tooth loss.
What are the limitations?
Surgical procedure. Requires bone assessment, healing, and often a temporary prosthesis followed by a final restoration. Not reversible.
Availability
Available from qualified oral surgeons, periodontists, and prosthodontists.
Regulatory status
Implants and related prosthetics are FDA-cleared.
Providers near you
Search the directory for All-on-X⁶ / full-arch capability.
Questions to ask your dentist
What is the temporary-to-final timeline? How many implants are planned? What is the maintenance commitment?
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