
Full-mouth implants
A full set of teeth that stay in place
When most or all teeth need to be replaced, the goal is a stable set of new teeth — planned around how they look and feel, not a stock package.
A plan starts with an examination.
Is this you?
- Most or all teeth need to be replaced
- Dentures feel loose, sore, or hard to eat with
- You want a stable set of new teeth, not a plate that comes out every night
- You cover your mouth when you talk or smile
- One arch, or both, needs a new plan
What this can change
The aim is teeth that stay put so you can eat and speak without managing a loose plate.
This is not a named package on our site. How a full-arch plan is built depends on your mouth — one arch or both, and how many implants.
What happens at Y Smile
01
Start with the smile you want back
Book a consult. Bienvenidos. We will talk in English or Spanish about eating, speaking, and how you want the new teeth to look.
02
Examination of the arches you need
Some people need work on one arch. Some need both. That split is a clinical decision after we have seen your mouth.
03
A staged plan
Staging, how many implants, and what the new teeth will feel like are decided in person — not from a diagram.
Which path may fit
Full-mouth implants
A full-arch approach when most or all teeth need to be replaced.
Implant-supported dentures
A denture that clips or fixes to implants. May fit when you want more hold without a separate implant for every tooth.
A more limited implant plan
If only some teeth need to be replaced, a smaller plan may be enough. We compare after the exam.
Questions about this treatment
Is this one standard package?
No. Full-mouth implant plans are built case by case. We do not sell a single named package from this website.
Do I need both arches treated?
Not always. Some people need one arch. Some need both. That is decided after an examination.
Does insurance or financing apply?
We work with most PPO dental plans and work with patients to maximize reimbursement for covered procedures. We verify your benefits before your appointment so coverage is clear and billing discrepancies are less likely. Financing is available. Medicaid does not cover cosmetic or implant care.
What happens first?
Book a consult. Treatment is recommended only after an examination. A plan is not chosen from a website form.
Or this may fit better

Dental implants
A stable replacement when a tooth is missing — planned with the look of the smile.
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Implant-supported dentures
More hold when a denture slips as you talk or eat.
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Bridges
Close a gap without a plate you take in and out.
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Cosmetic dentistry
Shape, color, and the finished smile — planned with the rest of the work.
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Emergency
Pain, a broken tooth, or a dental emergency — a $49 exam for new patients.
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Ready to see if this is right for your mouth?
Book a consult. A plan starts with an examination — not with this page.
A plan starts with an examination.
Book a consult