When It’s Time to Stop Patching and Start Over
For some patients, it starts with one tooth. Then another. Then a decision: To keep patching, or fix it permanently. Full mouth implants use a series of implant posts anchored into the jawbone to support a full arch of permanent teeth. They don’t come out at night. They don’t slip when you eat. They look like real teeth because, functionally, they work like real teeth. For patients who’ve lost most or all of their teeth — or who are tired of dealing with traditional dentures — this is the permanent solution.
Placed In-House, Start to Finish.
Dr. Johnson handles full mouth implant cases from the initial 3D imaging through the final restoration, all in one practice. No back and forth between a surgeon and a restorative dentist. No coordinating records between offices. One team, one timeline, one place.
What to Expect — Step by Step
We start with a thorough consultation and 3D imaging so we know exactly what we’re working with. In many cases we can begin the same day or next day. The implants are placed and given time to integrate — typically around 16 weeks — before the final teeth are attached. If bone grafting is needed first, we handle that in-house and it adds roughly 10 weeks to the process. We’ll walk you through every step at your consultation.
What are full mouth dental implants?
Full mouth dental implants are a permanent tooth replacement solution that uses multiple implant posts anchored into the jawbone to support a full arch of fixed teeth. Unlike dentures, they don’t come out, don’t slip, and don’t require adhesive. At DentCare Now, Dr. Johnson places and restores full mouth implants entirely in-house.
How much do full mouth dental implants cost in Fairfax, VA?
Full mouth implant cases vary in complexity and cost depending on how many implants are needed and whether bone grafting is required. We’ll give you a clear, detailed treatment plan and cost breakdown at your consultation — no surprises. Insurance typically does not cover implants. Elite Protection Plan members receive 10% off. Financing is available.
Are full mouth implants painful?
We numb the area completely before we start, so you’ll feel pressure but not pain. Laughing gas is available for extra support. There’s some soreness and swelling after placement, which is normal and manageable. Most patients tell us recovery was more straightforward than they expected.
How long do full mouth implants last?
Full mouth implants are designed to be permanent. The implant posts themselves are built to last a lifetime. The attached teeth may need maintenance or replacement over time depending on wear, but the foundation is built to stay.
