New Smile Technology in Oklahoma City: 3 on 6 Dental Implant Solution
Updated: Oct 9, 2025
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – A life-changing dental solution has arrived in Oklahoma City. Reflections Dental Care, led by Dr. Lance Schmidt, is now offering the revolutionary 3 on 6™ Full Arch Dental Implant Restoration—an advanced treatment transforming smiles through precision, permanence, and natural aesthetics.
The 3 on 6 treatment concept provides patients with a permanent, implant-supported smile using six dental implants and three bridges per arch. Unlike traditional dentures or hybrid acrylic restorations, 3 on 6 restorations require no acrylic, no adhesives, and no bulky artificial gums. Patients enjoy a natural look and feel while maintaining easy access for cleaning and long-term oral health.
Dr. Schmidt, who founded Reflections Dental Care in 2004 with his wife, Stephanie, has built a reputation for delivering exceptional patient-centered care and advanced dental solutions. His extensive experience in implant placement and full-mouth rehabilitation makes the addition of 3 on 6 treatment a natural fit for his practice’s comprehensive approach.
“3 on 6 is a superior treatment option because of the preservation of natural bone and gums,” says Dr. Schmidt. “This provides longer lasting and more natural results with less maintenance.”
The introduction of 3 on 6 at Reflections Dental Care brings Oklahoma City residents a better alternative to dentures and traditional full arch treatments. The procedure allows patients to maintain more of their natural bone structure, enhancing both long-term comfort and facial aesthetics.
“People with healthy restored teeth have improved overall health,” Dr. Schmidt explains. “It creates better outcomes for them physically, financially, occupationally, spiritually, and in their relationships.”
With thousands of dental implants and restorations placed since opening his practice, Dr. Schmidt’s skill and attention to detail have helped hundreds of patients regain their confidence and function. His advanced training through the University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry and a highly selective Advanced Education in General Dentistry (AEGD) residency have equipped him with the expertise to handle complex restorative and implant cases—all under one roof at Reflections Dental Care.
“I am excited about joining the community of clinicians that are providing better options for their patients by offering 3 on 6 treatment,” Dr. Schmidt shares. After completing the 3 on 6 course provided by Smile Systems, Dr. Schmidt has become the second provider in Oklahoma to offer this revolutionary treatment option. Reflections Dental Care
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This sounds like a really interesting development for people considering full-arch dental implants. I like that the 3 on 6 approach focuses not only on appearance but also on comfort, cleaning, and long-term oral health. The difference from traditional dentures and acrylic restorations is especially worth learning more about. block blast
The '3 on 6' system sounds like a fantastic alternative to traditional dentures! Preserving natural bone structure is so crucial for long-term facial aesthetics. Great to see Dr. Schmidt bringing this option to Oklahoma City. The Freak Circus
This is an informative topic for people exploring modern dental implant options. The 3-on-6 dental implant solution provides an interesting look at an alternative approach to restoring missing teeth and improving everyday comfort and confidence. Thanks for sharing this helpful guide! medical equipment manufacturer and supplier in India
The claim that 3 on 6 preserves more natural bone and gums than hybrid acrylic restorations is interesting, but I'd like to understand the mechanics better. Does keeping the natural gum line depend mainly on implant angulation and placement, or on the bridge design itself? Also, since the article mentions easier cleaning access, how much daily maintenance realistically differs from a traditional full-arch prosthesis over the long term?
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