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All-on-X Implants Farmington Hills, MI

The All-on-X implant treatment involves mounting all replacement teeth to four or more dental implants on the top and bottom of your mouth. If you are experiencing tooth loss or severe decay, All-on-X implants could be the right solution. Trying to eat or speak with significant gaps in your mouth can be challenging and may cause you to avoid social situations.
All-on-X implants are available at Farmington Dental Studio in Farmington Hills and the surrounding area. You can restore your smile and once again enjoy the proper function of your mouth. Call our office today at (248) 579-5312 to schedule an appointment and learn more.
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All-on-X Dental Implants

Replace an entire arch of missing or failing teeth with a full set of permanent, natural-looking teeth supported by just 4-6 strategically placed dental implants in a single day.
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All-on-4 Implants
Full-arch restoration using four precisely angled implants for optimal support with minimal bone grafting required.
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All-on-6 Implants
Enhanced stability with six implants for patients with adequate bone density seeking maximum long-term strength.
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Upper Arch Replacement
Complete upper arch restoration with natural-looking teeth that restore your smile and speaking confidence.
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Lower Arch Replacement
Lower arch implant solution providing stable chewing function and preventing bone loss in your jaw.
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Full-Mouth Restoration
Complete upper and lower arch replacement for patients needing full-mouth rehabilitation and function.
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Same-Day Teeth
Leave our office with a complete set of functional temporary teeth the same day as your surgery.

Why Patients Should Consider All-on-X

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Instead of waiting for several months to get false teeth attached to the implants, patients can get them attached the same day. The process takes less time because it does not require bone grafts or a large number of implants. The All-on-X implant process gives the patient natural-looking teeth and helps them feel at ease chewing, speaking, and socializing.
When patients are missing only a few teeth, treatments such as partial dentures, bridges, or traditional implants may be a better fit. However, people who come to our office for All-on-X implants either have no teeth or have failing teeth. Also, if a patient has certain health conditions, a bone graft may not be recommended, and this treatment may be a safer choice.
The All-on-X implant process gives the patient natural-looking teeth and helps them feel at ease chewing, speaking, and socializing.

Causes and Effects of Tooth Loss

According to WebMD, tooth loss is a common but not inevitable part of aging. Tooth loss can occur from an accident, such as a slip or fall that knocks out one or more teeth. Injuries such as hard blows to the face from playing sports or being involved in a vehicle accident could dislodge teeth as well. Over time, excessive decay or gum disease can compromise a tooth's structure and effectiveness. Teeth may wear down, fall out, or a dental professional may have to pull them.
Extreme tooth decay can cause severe pain and irritation. Aesthetically, a toothless smile can have emotional implications for a patient. Other effects of missing or damaged teeth include:
  • Sensitivity to certain foods and beverages: When a patient has large cavities or failing teeth, it can be challenging to consume hot or cold food and drinks.
  • Discomfort in the gum area: Patients without teeth may have difficulty eating and speaking. Some may find wearing a complete set of dentures less comfortable.
  • Social discomfort: Patients who are missing teeth may avoid smiling or even being out in social settings.
All of these effects can significantly impact a person’s quality of life. Luckily, there are many tooth replacement options. Our team can help patients determine if All-on-X is the right solution for them.
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According to WebMD, tooth loss is a common but not inevitable part of aging.

How the All-on-X Implant Treatment Works

Replacing the top or bottom arch of teeth with standard dental implants would require an implant for each tooth. Alternatively, All-on-X uses spaced implants to replace the top or bottom row of teeth. The treatment works even if the patient has no teeth. As explained in this article by the American Academy of Implant Dentistry, the implants, usually a minimum of four, support the entire arch of replacement teeth. All-on-X treatment may eliminate the need for bone grafting in some patients. The implants will fuse with the existing bone and become part of the jaw. Because some of the implants are set at an angle, they are longer and offer more support.
All-on-X implant treatment is similar to getting regular implants. However, the procedure and recovery time are faster. First, the dentist will take impressions and X-rays and send those to a lab. At a subsequent appointment, our team will use a local anesthetic to numb the patient and may have to remove any remaining damaged teeth. Then, the dentist will insert a predetermined number of screws into their appropriate places in the upper and lower jaw. These titanium anchors will help support the artificial teeth throughout the mouth.
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All-on-X implant treatment is similar to getting regular implants. However, the procedure and recovery time are faster.

After the Procedure

Our team will send you home with specific aftercare instructions to follow exactly for proper healing and to prevent infection. Instructions commonly include brushing with a soft-bristle toothbrush, sleeping with your head elevated, and eating only soft foods. Immediately following the procedure, you may experience soreness, swelling, and light bleeding. As always, call our office immediately if these symptoms get worse rather than subside.
Patients should maintain proper care of the implants and their oral health. Just as with natural teeth, patients need to continue brushing and flossing daily. Regular dental checkups are essential. The dentist should routinely examine the implants and artificial teeth to ensure that everything looks the way it should.
Patients should maintain proper care of the implants and their oral health. Just as with natural teeth, patients need to continue brushing and flossing daily.

Transparent Pricing for Full-Arch Implants

We believe in upfront, honest pricing with no hidden costs. The investment below reflects your complete treatment—from consultation to your permanent final teeth—so you know exactly what to expect.

All-on-X Full-Arch Restoration

Starting at $30,000 per arch
Your treatment includes:
  • Complete oral evaluation & consultation
  • Cone-beam CT scan & digital imaging
  • All necessary tooth extractions
  • Anesthetic and nitrous sedation
  • Four or more implants per arch
  • Fixed temporary teeth placed same day
  • All follow-up appointments during healing
  • Final custom prosthetic (permanent teeth)
  • Treatment completed by experienced in-house team
*Additional fees apply if bone grafting or sinus lifting is necessary.
Important Notes
In some cases, additional procedures may be required and are not included in the base price, such as:
Bone grafting (if needed)Sinus lift proceduresTreatment for active gum diseaseAny additional needs will be discussed during your consultation with full transparency before treatment begins.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does insurance cover All-on-X implants?
It is essential to check with your provider first. All insurance plans have different levels of coverage. Our office can work with you on financing and payment plans.
What is the cost of All-on-X?
Patients can benefit from the fact that All-on-X implants tend to be less expensive than traditional implants. Some people can expect to pay about half as much as with regular treatments. Our team will discuss the cost before starting the treatment.
What foods should people avoid after receiving All-on-X?
All-on-X implants allow patients to regain full function within hours of the surgery. It may take a little bit of time to get used to the implants. Our team may advise patients to avoid hard foods at first.
Are there any side effects from the All-on-X procedure?
After the surgery, there may be some soreness. Patients can take over-the-counter pain medication. Minimal bleeding may also occur on the day of the procedure.
When can patients return to normal activities after the All-on-X procedure?
Because our dentist uses anesthesia, patients should allow time to recover. Patients should avoid heavy physical activity for the next day or two. Rest is critical during this time.
How long will the All-on-X procedure take?
The process is faster than getting traditional implants. Typically, the patient can expect the surgery to last an hour or two. Timeframes vary from patient to patient.
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