A Second Chance for Your Smile

Revitalize Your Smile with Full Arch Restorations

It's Never Too Late to Reclaim Your Smile

We understand how living with extensive tooth loss or poor dental health can be challenging. It can impact everything from your ability to eat and speak comfortably to your self-confidence. No matter what you’re dealing with, there’s hope, and you can start your smile anew. Our board-certified periodontists, Dr. Alan Meltzer and Dr. Wael Isleem, will meet you where you’re at and plan for the smile you’ll love for the rest of your life.

We bring decades of combined experience successfully transforming smiles thought to be irreparable. Even if you believe your dental health is too far gone, we want you to know that no case is too complex for us to resolve. Give us a call on 856-880-7558, start the conversation, and let’s talk about what’s possible.

Two Paths to a Complete Smile

When rebuilding a full arch, there is no single design that fits every face. We offer two primary implant-supported options, and we will guide you toward the one that delivers the most natural, stable, and beautiful outcome for your unique anatomy.

Crown & Bridge Design (The Natural Profile) (FP1 & FP2)

An example of what an FP1/FP2 restoration arch looks like

This approach is the pinnacle of implant aesthetics because it recreates the teeth only, closely mimicking your natural anatomy. We position the implants where your natural roots once were, allowing your final restoration to emerge naturally from your gums.

This method preserves your natural gum and bone, providing the most life-like outcome possible. While many patients qualify for this, few are offered it because of the high level of surgical expertise required to preserve the soft tissue. We believe in doing what is right for your smile, not what is easiest.

Hybrid Implant Design (Teeth & Tissue) (FP3)

An example of what an FP3 restoration arch looks like
Commonly referred to as “All-on-X,” this design replaces both the teeth and the gum line using a seamless blend of ceramic or acrylic. This is the ideal solution if you have already experienced significant bone or gum loss, or if your smile line reveals too much gum tissue. It allows us to rebuild your facial support and aesthetics instantly, offering a powerful, functional solution even in challenging anatomical situations.

What is a Full Arch Restoration?

Full arch restoration, often known as full mouth dental implants, is a revolutionary procedure designed to completely rehabilitate your oral health and aesthetics. It involves replacing an entire arch of teeth, providing a long-lasting and natural-looking solution to extensive tooth loss. We understand the impact a healthy smile can have on your overall well-being and are committed to delivering exceptional results through a combination of restorative procedures.

A patient requiring full mouth dental implants in New Jersey

Full Mouth Rehabilitation Can:

Your Full-Mouth Rehabilitation Experience

Your path to healing, rebuilding, and recreating your smile can take many shapes, and depending on what you need to look and feel your best, you might need one of these services below.

The All-on-Four® Technique

This proven approach uses four to six strategically placed implants to securely support an entire arch of new teeth, providing a stable and permanent foundation.

Implant-Supported Dentures

For patients who prefer a removable solution with implant-level stability, these custom dentures “snap on” to implants, providing a secure fit without adhesives.

Zygomatic Dental Implants

You won’t have to wait months to enjoy your new smile. We can often attach your beautiful, functional set of teeth on the very same day as your implant surgery, even with low bone density.

a dentist holding a full mouth dental implant model.

Your Recovery and Aftercare

Our team will provide detailed aftercare instructions and support you fully through your recovery. We will schedule regular follow-up appointments to ensure your implants are functioning perfectly and you are comfortable and confident in your new smile.
Dr. Meltzer, periodontist in Voorhees, with a happy patient.

FAQs

Full arch restorations are designed to be a long-term solution. With proper care and maintenance, they can last many years, often decades.

We prioritize patient comfort. The procedure is performed under anesthesia, ensuring a pain-free experience. Post-procedure discomfort is typically minimal and manageable with medication.

Same day dental implants allow for the placement of the prosthetic teeth on the same day as the implant surgery, significantly reducing treatment time.

Dr. Alan Meltzer is a board certified periodontist in New Jersey with decades of experience in not only implant placement but full mouth rehabilitations. He has perfected the all on four and all on six techniques, giving patients peace of mind they are in the best hands. Dr. Meltzer is also skilled in advanced gum disease treatment and uses the latest dental technology to give patients life-changing outcomes. 

You should treat your full arch restoration the same way you would natural teeth – daily brushing, flossing and regular check-ups with the dentist. Just because you don’t have natural teeth does not make you immune against gum disease. You must still brush and floss to remove disease-causing bacteria from the mouth. This will ensure the longevity of your implants as well.

Identifying the ideal candidate for full mouth dental implants is a crucial aspect of the treatment process. At Advanced Oral Specialty Group, we evaluate each patient’s unique situation to determine their suitability for this procedure. Here are key factors that make someone a good candidate:

Adequate Bone Density

  • Sufficient Jawbone: A certain amount of jawbone is necessary to support the implants. Patients with adequate bone density are typically ideal candidates.
  • Eligibility for Bone Grafting: Even those with some bone loss may still be candidates if they are eligible for bone grafting procedures to rebuild the jawbone.

Overall Oral Health

  • Healthy Gums: Good periodontal health is vital for the success of implants. Candidates should either have healthy gums or be treatable for gum disease.

General Health Considerations

  • Non-Smokers or Willing to Quit: Smoking can hinder the healing process and decrease the success rate of dental implants.
  • No Uncontrolled Chronic Diseases: Conditions like diabetes or heart disease should be well-managed, as they can affect the success of the implant procedure.

Lifestyle and Commitment

  • Willingness to Maintain Oral Hygiene: A commitment to good oral hygiene practices is crucial for the longevity of the implants.

Age Considerations

  • Adults of Any Age: While age itself is not a limiting factor, candidates must have fully developed jawbones, making the procedure suitable for adult patients.

If Dr. Meltzer find you an unsuitable candidate for a full arch restoration, it’s not the end of the road for you! If you’re lacking sufficient jaw bone or don’t want to undergo bone grafting surgery, you may be eligible for zygomatic implants. There is ALWAYS a solution!

Rediscover The Joy Of A Complete Smile!

We understand that considering a full-mouth rehabilitation is a significant decision, and it might feel a little overwhelming at first. You’ve read what’s possible; now, let’s explore what’s possible for you.

We invite you for a personal consultation where we can answer any questions you have, talk about your options, and plan ahead for the smile you’ll love. Give us a call at 856-772-9444 to schedule your comprehensive consultation today.

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