Multi-Tooth / Full Arch of Implants

What Are Full Arch Implants?
Dental implants are a tooth replacement solution if you’re missing a single tooth, several teeth, or all your teeth in your dental arch.
We can replace teeth individually with implants and crowns, or we can place implants that are used to support full or partial dentures, as well as fixed bridges.
If your jawbone is adequate to support a fixed bridge, we can place several implants along the jawbone to provide support for this type of dental restoration. This procedure compares to single and multiple implants procedures, and it requires planning to ensure we place an adequate number of implants in ideal positions that make it possible for us to fabricate a bridge that meets your needs and expectations.
There are many options to replace multiple teeth with implants. A thorough evaluation of your mouth can help us figure out which of these may be best for you. Sometimes this evaluation involves additional diagnostic information, such as a CT scan. This allows us to plan exactly where your implants should be placed to ensure that we provide you with comfort, function and a confident smile.
Implants are designed to be a life-long solution, and hurrying the process can lead to less-than-ideal results. We encourage you to avoid quick-fix promises, and instead look for long-lasting, beautiful results.
Multi Tooth & Full Arch Implants in Tewksbury, Billerica, and surrounding areas.
If you live in or around Andover, Billerica, Chelmsford or Tewksbury, please call us to schedule an evaluation, or request an appointment online. We will help you to determine if you’re a good candidate for dental implants. We can help you restore your smile today.

Content Reviewed and Approved by Dr. Goldman.
Dr. Zachary Goldman, a native of Andover, MA, graduated from Colby College, Magna cum Laude, with a BA in Biochemistry and a minor in music. He earned his doctorate from the University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine. After completing a one-year hospital-based dental residency at Saint Francis Medical Center in Hartford, CT, Dr. Goldman moved back to Massachusetts and currently lives with his wife in Boston.

