Can I Have Full-Mouth Implants After All My Teeth Are Removed?

Robert H.Sep 18, 2026
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I am 58 years old and generally healthy. I have also provided a CBCT scan for evaluation.

I would like to replace my remaining teeth with a fixed full-mouth solution. What implant treatment may be suitable for me?

Can I Have Full-Mouth Implants After All My Teeth Are Removed?

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Answered on Sep 18, 2026

Dt. Eda
Dt. Eda

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Based on the initial assessment and CBCT evaluation, a full-mouth extraction followed by implant-supported rehabilitation may be considered.

For the upper jaw, the proposed treatment may include:

  • Full extraction of the remaining teeth

  • All-on-4 implant treatment

  • Bilateral open sinus lift procedures

  • Bone grafting on both the right and left sides

  • A fixed hybrid prosthesis

For the lower jaw, the proposed treatment may include:

  • Full extraction of the remaining teeth

  • All-on-6 implant treatment

  • A fixed hybrid prosthesis

The sinus lift and bone grafting procedures are intended to increase the available bone in the upper posterior jaw where additional support may be required for implant treatment.

The final number and position of the implants, as well as the amount of bone grafting required, will be confirmed after a detailed clinical examination and complete review of the CBCT scan.

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