A complete smile. Supported by implants.
Fixed full-arch tooth replacement for qualifying patients with missing or failing teeth.
Full-arch dentistry, without treating every tooth separately.
Strategically positioned dental implants support a complete arch of replacement teeth. The number and position of implants are selected according to your anatomy, bone, bite, and restorative plan.
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Designed for the complete arch.
Fixed Stability
Implant-supported rather than relying only on the gums.
Full Smile Design
Shape, position, bite, and proportion planned together.
Personalized Planning
Designed around bone, anatomy, function, and restorative needs.
Planned from start to smile.
Consultation
& Imaging
Implant &
Smile Planning
Implant
Placement
Final
Full Arch
Provisional teeth may be possible during the healing phase when clinically appropriate.
Implant planning meets restorative design.
Dr. Strober approaches full-arch dentistry by considering implant support, function, bite, aesthetics, hygiene, and long-term maintenance together.
A few things patients ask.
01 How many implants are used?
The exact number depends on your anatomy, available bone, bite, and restorative plan.
02 Can All-on-X treat only one arch?
Yes. Treatment may involve the upper arch, lower arch, or both.
03 Can I receive temporary teeth?
Some qualifying patients may receive a provisional restoration during healing. This depends on implant stability and the clinical plan.
04 Do all patients need bone grafting?
No. The need for additional procedures depends on available bone and implant positioning.
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