Quick answer
What is full-arch dental implants?
Full-arch dental implants replace an entire upper or lower set of teeth with a fixed bridge supported by four to six implants. They look natural, do not slip like dentures, restore chewing and speech, and help preserve jawbone. Qualifying patients save $5,000 on full-arch implants at Healthy Smiles California.
Reviewed by the Healthy Smiles California clinical team · Updated October 12, 2026
- Implants per arch
- Usually 4 – 6
- Replaces
- All upper or lower teeth
- Lifespan
- Many years, often decades
- Special
- $5,000 off full-arch implants
Is full-arch dental implants right for you?
- Patients missing most or all of their teeth
- Denture wearers with loose or uncomfortable dentures
- Adults with many failing or broken teeth
- Anyone wanting a fixed, non-removable smile
Before & after
Illustrative examples. Individual results vary.
How full-arch dental implants works, step by step
- 1
Consult & 3D imaging
We evaluate bone health and map implant positions with modern imaging.
- 2
Personalized plan
We choose the number of implants and bridge design for your bite and goals.
- 3
Implant placement
Implants are placed with sedation available, often with temporary teeth the same day.
- 4
Final arch
After healing, your custom, natural-looking full-arch bridge is secured.
All-on-4: eat what you love again
Save $5,000 on All-on-4
Fixed full-arch teeth on four implants mean corn on the cob, steak and family dinners without slipping dentures.
Full-arch vs. All-on-4 — what is the difference?
All-on-4 is one type of full-arch treatment that uses exactly four implants. Full-arch restorations may use five or six implants when extra support helps your bite or bone. Your scan shows which approach gives you the strongest long-term result.
Why choose Healthy Smiles for full-arch implants?
An experienced implant team, advanced 3D planning, personalized treatment and a comfort-focused approach at all four Southern California offices.
Full-arch implants vs. removable dentures
| Full-arch implants | Removable dentures | |
|---|---|---|
| Stability | Fixed — no shifting | Can move when eating or talking |
| Chewing | Wide range of foods | Often limited |
| Jawbone | Helps prevent bone loss | Bone keeps shrinking |
| Daily care | Brush & floss like teeth | Remove, soak, use adhesive |
How much does full-arch dental implants cost?
Fees depend on the number of implants, bridge material and whether extractions or grafting are needed. Qualifying patients save $5,000 on full-arch implants, and financing is available. You get a written quote before treatment.
Full-Arch Dental Implants FAQs
Are full-arch implants better than dentures?
Many patients prefer them because they are fixed in place and offer greater stability, comfort and chewing function than removable dentures.
How many implants are used for a full arch?
Most full-arch treatments use four to six implants, depending on your bone structure and treatment plan.
How long do full-arch implants last?
With proper care and regular dental visits, full-arch implants can last many years and often decades.
Who is a candidate?
Patients missing most or all teeth, or struggling with loose dentures. A consultation lets us evaluate bone health and recommend the best approach.
Full-Arch Dental Implants near you
- Full-Arch Dental Implants in Santa Clarita24355 Lyons Ave #200 · (661) 231-7079
- Full-Arch Dental Implants in Norwalk13602 San Antonio Dr · (562) 645-4807
- Full-Arch Dental Implants in South El Monte1928 Tyler Ave Ste D-168 · (626) 507-3373
- Full-Arch Dental Implants in Long Beach3821 Atlantic Ave. · (562) 414-5172
