For patients who have lost all or most of their teeth, living without a full, functional smile affects nearly every part of daily life.
Full mouth dental implants, or a full arch restoration, offer a path back to stability, comfort, and a smile that feels like your own again.
At Precision Oral Surgery & Dental Implants, our oral surgeons guide patients through this process with clarity and care across our Greeley, Thornton, and Loveland locations.
When you’re ready to learn more, we’re here for that first conversation.
Is Full Arch Restoration Right For You?
Full arch restoration is designed for patients who are missing all or nearly all teeth in an upper or lower arch — or who have remaining teeth that cannot be preserved. Many patients come to us after years with ill-fitting removable dentures and are looking for something more stable and permanent.
Good candidates have adequate bone in the jaw, are in reasonable overall health, and are committed to maintaining oral hygiene after treatment. Bone loss is common with long-term tooth loss — in many cases, bone grafting can rebuild the necessary foundation.
If full arch restoration isn’t appropriate, our surgical team will walk you through what preparatory steps or alternative approaches may be available. There’s always a path forward.
Why Choose Full Arch Reconstruction?
For patients who have lived with removable dentures or significant tooth loss, the benefits of full arch reconstruction often go far beyond aesthetics.
Implant-anchored restorations allow patients to eat a full range of foods comfortably and confidently — without the concern about slipping or shifting that comes with conventional dentures. Speaking clearly and smiling without self-consciousness are benefits patients frequently describe as life-changing.
There are also meaningful oral health advantages. Dental implants function similarly to natural tooth roots, helping to preserve bone over time.
Full arch restorations are fixed in place — no adhesives, no removal at night, no adjustments to your lifestyle. Compared to traditional dentures, the long-term stability and comfort make full arch restoration a solution built to last.
Our Approach To Full Mouth Dental Implants
At Precision Oral Surgery & Dental Implants, our approach to full arch restoration begins with thorough evaluation of your oral health, bone structure, and medical history, because good outcomes depend on good planning. Imaging technology supports precise surgical planning, and our oral surgeons handle every stage of the process in-house, from preparatory procedures through final placement.
Patient comfort and safety guide everything we do. Anesthesia and sedation options are available to make the procedure as comfortable as possible, and our team explains each step clearly, so you’re never left wondering what comes next. A patient who feels informed and supported heals well — and we’re here to make that happen.
Why Choose Us for Your Full Arch Restoration?
Patients choosing Precision Oral Surgery & Dental Implants for full arch restoration benefit from working with an experienced surgical team that handles every step of care, all in one place.
Our experienced surgeons — Dr. Blake Ballenger, Dr. Michael Burnham, Dr. Daniel Yacoob, Dr. Nicholas Bial, and Dr. Joshua Gresehover — bring the specialized training that full arch cases require, across all Colorado locations.
Because every stage is completed in-house — including any bone grafting or preparatory work — patients never need to be referred elsewhere or coordinate between providers. Our team is focused on outcomes that last: not just a successful procedure, but healthy, stable results that serve you for years to come.
Schedule a consultation today to learn more about your options.
Common Questions About Full Mouth Dental Implants
Choosing to pursue full arch restoration raises important questions. Here are the ones our patients ask most often — answered as clearly and honestly as we can.
What Is a Full Arch Restoration?
Full arch restoration is a surgical procedure that replaces all or nearly all teeth in an upper or lower jaw using dental implants as a permanent anchor.
Rather than individual crowns or removable dentures, a fixed prosthetic arch is secured onto strategically positioned implants — resulting in a complete, stable set of teeth that are attached to the jaw and do not need to be removed.
The procedure is performed by an oral surgeon and typically involves multiple stages: consultation and planning, any preparatory procedures, implant placement, and attachment of the final restoration.
How Much Does Full Arch Restoration Cost?
The cost of full mouth dental implants varies depending on a few things, like the number of implants, whether bone grafting or other preparatory procedures are needed, and the type of restoration desired.
We walk patients through all specifics before any decisions are made — because you deserve to feel completely informed. Insurance coverage depends on your individual policy, and our team can help you review what your plan may cover. Financing options may also be available.
Is a Full Arch Restoration Painful?
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, and sedation options are available to help you feel relaxed and comfortable throughout. Most patients report the procedure is more manageable than they anticipated. Recovery typically involves some temporary swelling,
