Full-Arch Implant Restoration

All-on-X Full-Arch Dental Implants in Framingham

Rebuild a complete upper or lower smile with stable implant-supported teeth and a plan designed around your health, anatomy, function, and appearance.

Complete upper or lower archImplant-supported stabilityTemporary teeth may be possible
A complete-smile solution

When All-on-X May Be Considered

All-on-X is intended for patients who are missing most or all teeth in an arch, have extensive failing teeth, or struggle with unstable dentures. It is not usually the treatment for one or two missing teeth.

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Failing Upper Arch

Replace an extensively damaged upper dentition with a complete implant-supported restoration.

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Failing Lower Arch

Rebuild a lower arch when many teeth cannot be predictably restored.

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Transition from Dentures

Explore a more stable implant-supported option when conventional dentures move or hurt.

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Complete Smile Rehabilitation

Coordinate function, bite, appearance, and long-term maintenance in a comprehensive plan.

Personalized clinical planning

Is full-arch treatment the right level of care?

All-on-X requires a complete diagnostic evaluation. Dr. Pabaney reviews remaining teeth, bone support, gum condition, medical history, bite, smile goals, and whether temporary teeth may be clinically appropriate.

Your consultation comes first

Your health, bone support, gum condition, bite, goals, and imaging determine which approach is appropriate. The survey on our implant consultation page helps us understand your needs before the visit.

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Hear a Full-Smile Implant Story

Watch a patient describe the experience of restoring a complete smile with dental implants at Atlantis Dental.

Understand the Full-Arch Solution

See What Full-Arch Care Can Involve

All-on-X is a comprehensive process that combines implant support, restorative design, and ongoing maintenance for a complete upper or lower arch.
Full-arch dental implant restoration model in a modern dental clinic
A complete implant-supported upper or lower arch
Clinical before-and-after example of a complete dental restoration
A restored smile designed for function and confidence
Clinical before-and-after example showing a full-smile dental restoration
Example of comprehensive restorative treatment
Individual treatment plans and results vary. A clinical evaluation is required.
What to expect

A Clear, Personalized Treatment Process

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Consultation

Discuss your concerns, goals, health history, and treatment priorities.

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3D Evaluation

We review the imaging and clinical information needed for careful planning.

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Your Treatment Plan

Receive recommended options, timing, investment, and available financing.

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Treatment & Follow-Up

Care is completed in planned stages with healing and maintenance guidance.

Frequently asked questions

All-on-X Dental Implant Questions

What does All-on-X replace?

It supports a complete upper or lower set of teeth using strategically planned dental implants.

Can I receive teeth the same day?

Some clinically appropriate patients may receive a temporary restoration the day implants are placed. This cannot be confirmed until evaluation and planning.

Is All-on-X removable?

The treatment is generally designed as a fixed restoration removed by the dental team for maintenance when necessary. Your recommended design will be explained.

What if I have bone loss?

Bone availability is assessed with clinical evaluation and imaging. Different implant positions or supporting procedures may be considered.

How do I clean full-arch implants?

Daily cleaning under and around the restoration plus professional maintenance visits are essential. The team provides individualized instructions.

How much does All-on-X cost?

Investment varies by arch, diagnostics, surgical needs, materials, temporary teeth, and final restoration. Financing options are available.

Ready to Explore a Complete Smile Restoration?

Use our custom implant survey to tell us what is happening with your smile and request your FREE consultation.