Whether you’re struggling with losing all your natural teeth or living with many damaged or decayed teeth, this can significantly impact your oral health, overall well-being, and self-confidence. Fortunately, thanks to advancements in modern implant dentistry, our team can restore your smile and help you regain oral function and smile beauty on the same day as surgery. At Secure Dental, we offer transformative All-on-X full mouth dental implants in Illinois and Indiana, tailored to each patient’s unique oral health needs and budget.
Our on-site dental lab and advanced technology and extensive expertise in the All-on-X protocol ensure a streamlined full arch dental implant process with superb outcomes. Full mouth dental implants offer unsurpassed stability, improved function, natural aesthetics, and long-term satisfaction. The first step to a restored smile and improved quality of life is to schedule a complimentary dental implant consultation with one of our skilled implant dentists.
Unlike traditional dentures that often slip or move when speaking or eating, full mouth dental implants at Secure Dental provide exceptional stability. Traditional dentures don’t fully restore chewing function, while full arch dental implants restore nearly 100% of chewing function, promoting proper digestion and nutrition. After implants fuse with your underlying bone, they enable you to enjoy your favorite foods, speak confidently, and engage in social interactions without worrying about denture movement. Full mouth dental implants are customized to match your natural teeth’ shape, color, and alignment for an aesthetically pleasing smile.
When natural teeth are lost, your jawbone deteriorates due to lack of stimulation. Dental implants are the only tooth replacement solution that replaces missing tooth roots, enhancing new bone growth. They also prevent additional bone loss and associated changes to your facial structure that can result in a sunken or aged appearance. With proper care and maintenance, our full mouth dental implants offer long-term durability and reliability and can last decades or even a lifetime!
Although dental implants are an ideal solution for most people with a mouthful of missing or severely compromised teeth, not everyone is an ideal candidate for this type of surgery. Inadequate osseointegration (fusion) with the underlying bone and implant failure are closely associated with poor oral hygiene and untreated, periodontal disease. A consultation with one of our implant dentists is the first step to determine if you’re a good fit.
During this visit, we consider your current and past oral and medical health, including your gums and jawbone condition, as well as lifestyle factors (e.g., smoking). Tobacco use slows down the healing process by restricting blood flow, thereby preventing surgical sites from getting nutrients vital to healing and recovery. While existing oral health problems don’t automatically mean you can’t qualify for full mouth dental implants, they must be treated first to ensure a successful outcome. We recommend quitting smoking several months before surgery and refraining until the implants fully integrate with your underlying bone. Sometimes, bone grafting or a sinus lift may be needed, even with the All-on-X protocol.
At Secure Dental, we believe in complete transparency, so we discuss everything you need to know about the implant process, the cost of the procedure, and financing options at your first consultation. We believe everyone deserves the life-changing benefits delivered by full arch solutions and never want financial limitations to stop you from receiving the high-quality, life-changing care you deserve.
As such, we offer competitive prices and partner with third-party financing companies that offer low monthly payment plans. With our help, you’ll enjoy a new smile and a transformed life with full arch dental implants in the Illinois and Indiana areas!
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