Replace Multiple or All Teeth with Implant Support

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Full-Arch Dental Implants (All-on-4 / All-on-X, Coordinated with Specialists)

Losing all your teeth, or reaching the point where extraction is your only option, can feel devastating. A full-arch dental implant restoration gives you your life back. Instead of a removable denture, you get a full set of fixed teeth anchored to just four to six implants per arch. They don't come out. They feel and function like natural teeth. You eat, speak, and smile without worry. A full-arch case is one of the most demanding procedures in dentistry, and the best outcomes come from a coordinated team: an oral surgeon or periodontist who places the implants using guided surgery, a prosthodontically focused restorative dentist who plans and seats the final bridge, and a lab that specializes in full-arch fabrication. At Bonin Dental Care, we want the best care for our patients, so we coordinate that team rather than try to do it all alone. The surgical phase is handled by trusted Sonoma County specialists whose practices are built around implant surgery and All-on-X protocols. The restorative phase is led by Dr. Bonin, who has built his career on complex restorative design. Four implants (the "All-on-4" technique) positioned at precise angles can support an entire arch of replacement teeth. Some cases call for five or six implants (All-on-5, All-on-6) if bone density is compromised or if extra security is needed. After healing and integration, the bridge becomes your permanent solution. You brush and floss it like natural teeth, and it lasts for decades with proper care. For patients in Windsor and throughout Sonoma County who've lived with missing teeth or ill-fitting dentures, full-arch implants are transformative. Some patients receive a same-day provisional (temporary teeth) on the day of surgery, so you leave the surgical office with teeth and can begin eating soft foods within days. Others wait for their bone to fully integrate before the permanent prosthesis is placed, which takes 3 to 6 months but ensures maximum stability. Dr. Bonin and the surgical specialist discuss the right approach for your bone, health, and timeline before treatment begins.