Full Arch Dental Implants with Overdentures. Implants allow you to wear full dentures (overdentures) and partial dentures without worrying that they will slip or fall out. When having implants support dentures means that the base of the denture can be made much smaller and more comfortable. This overdenture, implants with screws placed in the jaw will serve as attachments for a metal bar or ball attachment which will help support a removable denture.

• A fixed permanent restoration for individuals who has lost all their teeth
• Lets you eat and function like having natural teeth
• A solid, stable solution relative to dentures
• Preserves your facial appearance and prevents bone loss
• Immediate Function in mandible and maxilla
• Gives a nice natural smile, better esthetic relative to dentures
• Offers a long-lasting solution, often for life
• Renewed confidence and improved quality of life as well

	1. Before the procedure  The dentist determines what needs to be done and prepares both himself and the patient for the coming treatment procedure.
	2. Installing the implants  The first step is installing dental implants to replace the lost tooth roots. The number of implants placed is depending on bone condition and the implantologist judgment. If conventional implants are done, temporary dentures can be opted to be made or your old dentures may be worn that enable you to eat and function while the implants are left to heal and integrate with the jaw bone.
	3. Attaching the bridge  The final step is the making and securely installing the fixed bridge on top of the implants.
	4. End result  Your new teeth should be hard to tell from natural – both for you and others. People who have had traditional dentures before getting a fixed bridge often describe this as an overwhelming and very positive experience