When considering a full mouth tooth replacement, it’s important to choose a team that can handle every aspect of the treatment. The surgical procedure, fabrication of your prosthetic, and its placement will be conducted entirely in-house by Dr. Brad and his exceptional team. This allows for less appointments, no referrals, and one team focusing on your future smile.  Besides the convenience of only visiting one office, this puts the patient first, prioritizing comfort and well-being.

Individuals who have lost most or all of their teeth due to dental disease, injury or other conditions may require a full arch replacement, also known as a full mouth reconstruction.  This loss of teeth can have a significant impact on a person’s quality of life, making it difficult to speak, eat, and smile confidently.. A full mouth reconstruction can restore oral function and improve a person’s overall health and well-being by restoring oral function. Apex Dental provides a range of full arch replacement options to meet our patients’ individual needs and preferences.

At Apex Dental, we are proud to offer in-house dentures crafted by our experienced lab technician, Lori. With decades of experience in the industry, Lori is committed to creating the most beautiful, durable, and comfortable dentures possible. She takes the time to understand your specific goals and preferences and customizes the dentures to perfectly fit your face and smile. Additionally, Lori carefully selects the ideal shade of teeth and gums to achieve a natural and stunning appearance

The Hybridge Full-Arch Bridge is our most durable option for full-mouth restorations.  With its digital workflow, it also requires the least amount of appointments.  Similar to the popular “All-on-4”, our Hybridge Full-Arch Bridge provides a long-lasting solution. With a strong bridge supported by 5-6 implants, this system is both durable and secure. The Hybridge offers superior convenience and comfort as it is only removable by a dental professional. Using the latest in digital technology, our team can streamline the process and reduce the number of appointments needed.

Before placing any implants, we will take a full series of CT scans with our 3D CBCT machine. This will allow us to determine the amount of the existing bone, and the location of the nerves, blood vessels, and sinuses. where the nerves, blood vessels, and sinuses are. Since implants are placed into the bone, we need to know what we are working with beforehand!

If there isn’t enough bone available, Dr. Brad will determine the best course of action. He may choose a different implant size or location, or develop a plan for adding bone grafting material to the implant site. Bone grafting material is a biocompatible mineralized, freeze dried bone. This is packed into the site, covered with a membrane to promote proper healing, and left to heal and transform into newly grown bone. The body is amazing! Dr Brad may also have to add bone near the sinus area, creating enough bone for the implant to be placed safely. This process is called a sinus augmentation.