01Patient concern
Can I eat normally during the healing period?
A temporary prosthesis is provided immediately after surgery, allowing you to eat soft foods during osseointegration. The final prosthesis is placed once healing is complete.
Answers before you ask
Multiple missing teeth — one comprehensive solution
Full-arch restoration with four-specialist collaboration
Full-arch reconstruction · Digital simulation · Custom abutments for every case
Our Numbers · Clinical Standards
Full-arch implants — strategic placement restores the whole arch
4
board-certified specialists
6~8
Implants per arch
Class B
EN13060 Class B sterilization
20:00
Mon & Thu evening close
First exam & consultation free
Preview results via CT + intraoral scan
Age 65+ National Health Insurance
Eligibility pre-checked
Evening hours available
Mon & Thu until 8 PM
View pricing table →Fees are explained per item during consultation — see our pricing page for the full non-covered fee schedule
Definition
What is full-arch implant treatment?
Full-arch implant treatment places multiple implants in the upper and/or lower jaw to support a full-arch prosthesis, restoring chewing function across the entire dental arch.
Rather than placing one implant per missing tooth, 6–8 strategically positioned implants per arch support all the teeth, reducing surgical burden.
A provisional restoration is provided immediately after surgery so you can eat and function during the healing period.
The final prosthesis is designed through digital planning so that occlusion, aesthetics, and phonetics all match naturally.
Benefits
Advantages of full-arch implants
- 01Restores chewing function across the entire arch — eat comfortably without restrictions
- 02Strategic placement minimizes the number of implants required
- 03Natural-looking aesthetics — shade, form, and translucency matched to remaining natural teeth
- 04Prevents jawbone resorption throughout the arch
- 05Long-term durability with proper maintenance
02Patient concern
I'm worried about surgical pain with so many implants
Computer-controlled painless anesthesia is applied as standard, and IV sedation is available for patients with high anxiety. You can eat soft foods the same day.
03Patient concern
I'm concerned about the cost
Full-arch implant costs vary with the number of implants, bone grafting requirements, and prosthetic material. Exact pricing is provided transparently after CBCT analysis during the initial consultation.
04Patient concern
Does my bone need to be healthy for full-arch implants?
If bone volume is insufficient, bone grafting or an All-on-X tilted-implant approach can be used. Options are selected based on 3D CT analysis.
05Frequently asked
How many implants are needed for full-arch restoration?
Typically 6–8 implants per arch. The exact number depends on bone volume, arch width, and the prosthetic design determined through CBCT analysis.
06Frequently asked
How long does full-arch treatment take?
From placement to the final prosthesis, the process generally takes 4–8 months. If bone grafting is needed, additional time may be required.
07Frequently asked
Can I eat during treatment?
A temporary prosthesis is provided immediately after surgery so you can eat soft foods. The final prosthesis is placed after osseointegration is confirmed.
08Frequently asked
What is the difference between full-arch implants and All-on-X?
All-on-X is a specific full-arch approach that uses tilted implants to reduce bone grafting requirements. Both are discussed during consultation to determine the best option for your condition.
Patient cases
Patient cases
Before
AfterImplant
Full-arch Implant Case 1
Patient K. · 2023.09.12 ~ 2025.08.07
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AfterImplant
Full-arch Implant Case 2
Patient L. · 2024.10.29 ~ 2025.08.11
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AfterImplant
Full-arch Implant Case 3
Patient I. · 2025.04.26 ~ 2026.01.31
* Published with patient consent. Before/after photos are of the same patient under identical shooting conditions.
* Results may vary depending on the patient.
* Side effects such as pain, swelling, bleeding, or infection may occur after treatment.
Patient reviews are available on NAVER Place.
Who stands behind these answers
Every answer above is given by our doctors in person.
Hospital Director
Dr. Choi Yong-seok
Oral & Maxillofacial Radiology · Integrated Dentistry · Implantology
Board-Certified Oral and Maxillofacial Radiologist (Ministry of Health and Welfare, Korea)Advanced General Dentistry Specialist (Korean credential; no US equivalent)
“I believe the trust patients feel during treatment matters more than the result itself. Honest explanation and accurate diagnosis — that is where good dentistry begins.”
Representative Director
Dr. Choi Seung-min
Dental Prosthodontics · Implant Prosthodontics · Esthetic Prosthodontics
Board-Certified Prosthodontist (Ministry of Health and Welfare, Korea) · Fellow, Korean Academy of Prosthodontics
Director
Dr. Oh Song-hee
Oral & Maxillofacial Radiology · Integrated Dentistry · Oral Diagnosis
Board-Certified Oral and Maxillofacial Radiologist (Ministry of Health and Welfare, Korea) · Advanced General Dentistry Specialist (Korean credential; no US equivalent)
Director
Dr. Nam Yun-ju
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery · Implant Surgery · Wisdom Tooth Extraction
Board-Certified Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon (Ministry of Health and Welfare, Korea) · Fellow, Korean Association of Maxillofacial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons
Full-arch implant treatment process
Step 01
Precision Diagnosis
CBCT, intraoral scanner, and panoramic radiograph are analyzed by the four-specialist team to formulate an individualized reconstruction plan.
Step 02
Surgical Planning & Guide Fabrication
Optimal implant positions are selected through digital planning, and a precision surgical guide is fabricated.
Step 03
Implant Placement Surgery
6–8 implants are placed per arch under painless anesthesia using the surgical guide. A provisional restoration is provided the same day.
Step 04
Osseointegration & Monitoring
Bone bonding is monitored over 3–6 months. The gum and bone heal around the implants during this period.
Step 05
Final Prosthesis Fabrication & Placement
Digital impression data are transmitted to our partner laboratory, and the final full-arch prosthesis is fabricated and seated. Occlusion is precisely adjusted by the attending dentist.
What happens when you call
One call, 30 minutes — all the information you need to decide.
01
Online or phone registration
Name, contact, and a brief note on symptoms. We respond within 30 minutes on weekdays.
02
Precision diagnosis
An oral radiology specialist reviews the scans together with you on screen. Alternative options are also discussed.
03
Treatment plan & cost guidance
Only the steps you truly need. Full costs are transparently explained at your first consultation.
Still have questions?
Restore your full arch with a four-specialist plan
We will contact you promptly after your online registration. Consultation is free and scan results are reviewed together on-screen.
Explore other treatments
Implants
End the discomfort of missing teeth
All-on-X Implants
Full-arch restoration with minimal implants, even with bone deficiency
Flapless Implants
Minimally invasive — less swelling, faster recovery
Sedation Implants
Implants performed comfortably while you sleep
Implant Bone Grafting
Restoring sufficient bone to make implants possible
Orthodontics
Straight teeth — for health and aesthetics
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