Some treatments restore function but fall short on esthetics or comfort, while others look great but require significant compromises in long-term maintenance or bone preservation. If you’re considering dental implants to restore your smile, understanding the different classifications of full-arch restorations is key to making the best decision for your health, lifestyle, and confidence.

After investing in dental implants, patients should do everything within their power to protect their new teeth and promote good oral health

Segmented bridges in full arch restoration has shown to be effective at long-term bone maintenance and development. 

Extensive research and clinical experience support the use of titanium as a biocompatible material for dental implants.

Pursuing surgical dentistry treatment can be daunting for a patient. Whether its 3 on 6™, All-on-4, or single implants, one of the...

Several years ago there was some controversy among dental professionals about dental implants, immediate loading, and cross-arch...