Full Mouth Dental Implants in Newbury Park
If you're missing most of your teeth, struggling with a denture that slips, or facing the loss of several failing teeth at once, you may be looking for a way to replace an entire arch rather than one tooth at a time. At 805 Dentistry, we help Newbury Park patients explore full mouth dental implants, a treatment that anchors a complete set of replacement teeth to implants placed in the jaw. Our office is in neighboring Thousand Oaks, and we bring planning, surgery, sedation, and restoration together under one roof so you can complete your care without being sent from office to office.
Full mouth dental implants replace all the teeth in the upper arch, the lower arch, or both, using a small number of implants as a foundation. Instead of placing one implant for every missing tooth, we position implants strategically so they can support a full arch of fixed or removable teeth. Approaches we offer include All-on-4, All-on-6, and All-on-X dental implants, along with implant-supported dentures and snap-in dentures.
The right option depends on your bone, your bite, and your goals. Some patients want a fixed arch that stays in place and is cared for much like natural teeth. Others prefer an implant-supported denture that snaps securely onto implants and can be removed for cleaning. Both options share the same core idea: implants anchor the teeth, so they don't rely on suction or adhesive the way a traditional denture does.
Newbury Park patients often come to us after years of patching individual teeth or living with a loose denture. Because we're close by in Thousand Oaks, consultations, surgery, and follow-up visits can fit into your regular routine without a long trip. Our team includes a board-certified periodontist who places dental implants and provides ongoing implant maintenance, and Dr. Dar Radfar leads the practice.
We also have an on-site dental lab, a board-certified oral and maxillofacial radiologist, and a board-certified dental anesthesiologist. Having these resources in one office means your imaging, surgical planning, comfort options, and final teeth are coordinated by people who work together every day.
Who is a good candidate for full mouth dental implants?
Good candidates are adults who are missing most or all of their teeth, or who have many teeth that can't be saved, and who are healthy enough for oral surgery. Common situations include:
- Wearing a full or partial denture that feels loose or uncomfortable
- Having multiple teeth damaged by decay, fractures, or gum disease
- Needing extractions of remaining failing teeth before replacement
- Wanting a more stable alternative to traditional dentures
Bone volume plays a big role in candidacy. If you've lost bone in the jaw, you may still have options. We offer bone grafting and sinus lift surgery to help create a foundation for implants when needed. Healthy gums matter too, so we can treat gum disease first if it's present.
What happens during the full mouth implant process?
The process begins with a consultation and detailed imaging, including CBCT 3D scans, so we can evaluate your bone, nerves, and sinuses before planning implant placement. From there, we map out where each implant should go and what type of restoration fits your mouth.
On treatment day, we remove any remaining failing teeth with simple or surgical extractions, complete any grafting your plan calls for, and place the implants. If you feel nervous about dental work, we offer nitrous oxide, oral sedation, IV sedation, and general anesthesia to help you stay comfortable. Your final teeth are designed with help from our on-site lab, and we schedule follow-up visits to check healing and the fit of your new arch.
How do I care for full mouth dental implants?
You care for implant-supported teeth with daily brushing, cleaning around the implants, and regular professional visits. Fixed arches require careful cleaning underneath and around the replacement teeth, and removable implant dentures should be taken out and cleaned as directed.
Ongoing professional care helps protect the gums and bone around your implants. Our periodontist provides implant maintenance, and we'll recommend a visit schedule that fits your situation. If you grind your teeth at night, we may discuss a night guard to help protect your new teeth.
How can I pay for full mouth dental implants?
We accept all major PPO insurance plans, welcome self-pay patients, and offer financing. Because every full mouth plan is different, we'll review the treatment recommended for you and explain costs before you commit to anything.
Our team can help you understand how your PPO benefits may apply and walk you through financing options so you can plan for treatment in a way that works for your budget. If you live in Newbury Park and are ready to talk about replacing your teeth, we'd be glad to meet with you and discuss your options.