A permanent, fixed smile in as little as one day.

Full arch dental implants replace an entire upper or lower row of teeth using just 4 to 6 implants per arch. A custom-made arch of prosthetic teeth attaches permanently to the implants, giving you a fixed, non-removable set of teeth that look, feel, and function like natural teeth.

All-on-4 uses 4 implants per arch and is the most common protocol. All-on-6 uses 6 implants for added support in patients with adequate bone. 'All-on-X' is the umbrella term — your surgeon will recommend the exact number of implants based on your bone, bite, and treatment goals after a 3D CT scan.

Yes — for most patients, we attach a beautiful set of fixed temporary teeth to your implants the same day as surgery. You walk out with new teeth. Your custom permanent teeth are delivered after your jawbone has fully healed (typically 3–6 months later).

Full arch implant treatment typically ranges from $20,000–$35,000 per arch, depending on the complexity of the case, whether extractions are needed, and the type of final prosthesis chosen. We provide a detailed treatment plan and exact cost estimate at your consultation. Financing is available through CareCredit, Cherry, and Sunbit.

One of the major advantages of the All-on-4 / All-on-X approach is that the back implants are placed at an angle to take advantage of available bone — often eliminating the need for bone grafting entirely. Patients with severe bone loss may still need some grafting, which your surgeon will determine from your 3D CT scan.

Surgery for a single arch typically takes 2–4 hours. Both arches can sometimes be done in the same appointment. You'll be under IV sedation the entire time and won't remember the procedure.

You'll be completely comfortable during surgery thanks to IV sedation. After the procedure, most patients describe the discomfort as much less than they expected — typically managed with prescribed medication for a few days. Most people return to work within a week.

With proper care, the implants themselves are designed to be a lifetime solution. The prosthetic teeth attached to the implants typically last 15–20+ years before needing replacement due to normal wear.

Most adults missing all or most of their teeth on an arch — including patients who've been told they have too little bone for traditional implants — are candidates. The only way to know for sure is a consultation with a board-certified oral surgeon and a 3D CT scan, which we offer at our Indianapolis office.

Yes. We accept most major dental and medical insurance plans, and offer flexible financing through CareCredit, Cherry, and Sunbit — including 0% APR options for qualified applicants. HSA and FSA funds are also accepted.

Yes — many full arch implant patients are long-time denture wearers who are tired of slipping, sore spots, and a limited diet. Bone loss from years of denture use is usually still compatible with the All-on-4 protocol because the angled posterior implants engage stable basal bone deeper in the jaw. A CBCT scan at consultation confirms candidacy.

An overdenture clips onto 2–4 implants and is removed daily for cleaning. An All-on-4 fixed bridge attaches permanently to 4 implants and is never removed by the patient — only by the surgeon for routine maintenance. Both options stop bone loss, but a fixed full arch bridge offers chewing force closer to natural teeth and avoids the daily on/off routine.