Full arch dental implant restoration replacing a complete set of teeth

Complete Arch Restorations

Full Arch Dental Implants in Cherry Log, GA

Full arch dental implants offer a way to replace an entire upper or lower set of teeth with a stable, long-term solution designed to restore both function and appearance.

Advanced Restoration

A Long-Term Solution for Replacing All Your Teeth

When most or all of your teeth are missing—or no longer healthy enough to save—it can make everyday things more difficult. Eating, speaking, and even feeling comfortable in social situations can become a challenge.

Full arch dental implants are used to replace all teeth in the upper jaw, lower jaw, or both. Instead of relying on removable dentures, this approach uses a small number of implants placed in the jawbone to support a full set of teeth. These implants act as anchors, holding your new teeth securely in place.

Greater Stability

Greater stability while eating and speaking, without shifting.

No Adhesives Needed

No need for the messy creams and pastes that removable dentures require.

Reduced Movement

Reduced movement or shifting compared with removable options.

Improved Bone Support

Improved long-term support for the underlying jawbone.

Implant-supported full arch dental restoration

A Secure Alternative

A more secure and predictable alternative to removable dentures.

Dental implant posts placed in the jawbone to anchor a full arch

Personalized Evaluation

Each case is different — the best path begins with a personalized evaluation.

Candidacy & Signs

Who This Treatment Is For

Full arch dental implants are typically recommended for patients who:

  • 1
    Are missing most or all of their teeth
  • 2
    Have multiple failing or severely damaged teeth
  • 3
    Are currently wearing dentures and want a more stable solution
  • 4
    Want a fixed option rather than something removable

Each case is different, so the best way to know if this is right for you is through a personalized evaluation.

Treatment Education

Comparing Your Options

If you're considering full tooth replacement, it helps to understand how the main options differ.

Removable

Traditional Dentures

Dentures rest on the gums and are removable. While they can restore appearance, they may shift during eating or speaking and do not prevent bone loss over time.

Recommended
Fixed / Stable

Implant-Supported Solutions

Full arch implants are fixed in place and supported by the jawbone. This creates a more stable foundation and helps maintain bone structure.

Anatomical Matching

Other Implant Approaches

Some patients may benefit from different implant strategies depending on bone levels, spacing, and overall oral health.

Clinical Planning

Planning for Long-Term Success

Successful full arch treatment starts with careful planning. In some cases, additional procedures such as bone grafting may be recommended to create a stable foundation before implants are placed.

We coordinate closely with your general dentist throughout the process to plan your final restorations.

1

Digital Imaging

Digital imaging to assess your bone structure before treatment begins.

2

Goals & Expectations

A discussion of your goals and expectations to guide the plan.

3

Dentist Coordination

Coordination with your general dentist for the final restorations.

The Patient Experience

What to Expect From the Process

While timelines vary, full arch implant treatment generally follows a structured approach.

1

Consultation

We begin with a comprehensive evaluation and review your options in detail.

2

Implant Placement

Implants are placed in precise locations to support a full set of teeth. Sedation options are available to ensure comfort.

3

Healing Phase

Over time, the implants integrate with the jawbone, creating a strong and lasting foundation.

4

Final Restoration

Your dentist completes the process by placing a full arch prosthesis designed to restore function and appearance.

Completed full arch implant restoration

Personal Setting

A quieter, more personal environment than a traditional surgical center.

The Surgical Philosophy

Care That Feels Personal

At Cherry Log Oral Surgery, care is built around clarity and comfort. Dr. John Pritchett brings extensive surgical and anesthesia training to every case, with experience in both military and hospital-based settings.

Just as important is the setting. Our office is located in a converted 100-year-old home in Cherry Log, offering a quieter, more personal environment than a traditional surgical center. Many patients are referred by their dentist, and we work closely with referring providers throughout the process.

A More Advanced Option

A More Advanced Full Arch Option

For patients looking for a more streamlined approach, Cherry Log Oral Surgery offers TeethXpress, our signature full arch solution.

  • Reduce the number of appointments
  • Provide faster functional results
  • Offer a more efficient path to a full smile
Cost & Financial Options

Cost and Financial Options

The cost of full arch dental implants varies depending on your individual treatment plan, including the number of implants and whether additional procedures are needed.

Cherry Log Oral Surgery is an out-of-network practice. This allows us to focus on the most appropriate treatment for your needs rather than insurance limitations. We offer flexible payment options, including financing through Cherry, CareCredit, and Proceed Finance.

Our Region

Serving Cherry Log and the North Georgia Mountains

Patients visit Cherry Log Oral Surgery from across the region. For many, it's important to have access to specialized surgical care without traveling to a larger city. We serve:

Blue Ridge, GABlairsville, GAEllijay, GAJasper, GAHiawassee, GAMurphy, NCHayesville, NC

You can explore more on ourService Areas page.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What are full arch dental implants?

Full arch dental implants use a small number of implants to support a full set of upper or lower teeth, providing a fixed alternative to dentures.

How many implants are needed for a full arch?

In many cases, 4 to 6 implants can support a full arch, though this varies based on your specific anatomy and treatment plan.

Are full arch implants better than dentures?

Implants provide greater stability and help preserve bone, while dentures are removable and may shift over time.

How long does the process take?

Treatment timelines vary, but many cases take several months from implant placement to final restoration.

Will I need bone grafting?

Some patients do, especially if bone loss has already occurred. This is determined during your evaluation.
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Whether you’ve been referred or are exploring your options, our team is here to help you take the next step with clarity and confidence.