Full Mouth and All-on-4 Dental Implants in Brooklyn, NY
A Confident Smile with Full-Arch and Full-Mouth Tooth Restoration
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Losing most of your teeth changes how you eat, speak, and smile. Some people live with dentures that slip, and others have teeth too damaged to save.
All-on-4 dental implants use 4 titanium implants in each jaw to hold a full bridge of teeth. Two implants go near the front, and two sit at an angle toward the back for added support. The implants work like tooth roots, and the bridge stays fixed, so you do not take it out at home. The bridge may still need repair or replacement over time.
Our full mouth dental implants in Brooklyn, NY, use 4 to 6 titanium implants in each jaw to hold a full bridge of teeth. We can treat your upper arch, your lower arch, or both. The implants work like tooth roots, and the bridge stays fixed, so you do not take it out at home. The bridge is fixed in place, and you do not remove it at home. The bridge may still need repair or replacement over time.
Firm foods may feel more manageable than with a loose denture.
They stay in place and do not come out at home.
Implants may help keep bone where your teeth used to be.
Our dentist works with you on the shape and shade of your teeth.
Expect some swelling and soreness for the first few days, and our dentist will explain how to ease it. Stitches usually come out in about 7 to 10 days. Our dentist will tell you which foods to avoid while you heal, and you may start with soft foods. Some people notice a change in how they speak at first, so tell us if it does not settle. Our aftercare instructions cover each step, and you can call us if anything feels wrong.
They may help with these problems:
We may consider full mouth or All-on-4 dental implants in these situations, and our dentist decides after an exam and a 3D scan.
Active gum disease, smoking, and health conditions that are not under control can make treatment harder. If you are missing only a few teeth, a bridge, a partial denture, or single implants may fit you better.
These photos of before and after All-on-4 dental implants are from our dear patients. However, results vary per case.
Dr. Moise Nawlo received his DDS from New York University College of Dentistry. He has held the title of Fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists since 2005. His credentials include certifications in conscious sedation and the LANAP laser gum protocol, and he studied at The Pankey Institute. He has participated in humanitarian missions in the Dominican Republic and Cuba, where he placed implants for patients in underserved communities.
Dr. Edward Chalouh holds a dental degree from New York University. He is a member of both the International Congress of Oral Implantologists and the American Academy of Implant Dentistry. He speaks English, Arabic, and Hebrew with his patients. Along with implants, he provides fillings, veneers, crowns, and bridges.
All-on-4 procedure | Dental Implants Full Mouth Types | Traditional Implants | Regular Denture | |
How teeth attach | A fixed bridge on four implants per jaw | A fixed bridge on five or six implants per jaw | Each missing tooth gets its own implant and crown, or a few implants hold a bridge | Rests on the gums |
Implant layout | Two near the front and two angled toward the back | Five or six implants placed along the jaw | One implant for each tooth or small group of teeth | No implants |
Bone graft | Sometimes. Our dentist decides | Sometimes. The dentist decides | Sometimes. The dentist decides | Not needed |
Surgery | Yes | Yes | Yes, and replacing a full jaw may take many implants | No surgery |
Typical time | The dentist sets the plan | The dentist sets the plan | Often longer for a full jaw, since more implants may need to heal | Shortest, with no surgery |
Main risks | Infection, implant failure, a loose screw, cracked temporary teeth | Similar to All-on-4 | Similar, plus graft risks if a graft is needed | Sore spots, a loose fit, and bone loss over time |
Stability for chewing | Teeth stay fixed and do not come out at home | Teeth stay fixed and do not come out at home | Teeth stay fixed and do not come out at home | Removable and may shift |
The cost mainly depends on whether you treat one or both jaws, whether your plan uses four implants (All-on-4) or five to six, any extractions or grafts, and the type of sedation and teeth.
Noah Smile Group is out of network with dental insurance, and insurance coverage for the cost of full mouth or All-on-4 dental implants in Brooklyn, NY, varies by plan. Our staff helps you file claim paperwork for any benefits you may have, and we explain each payment option before treatment begins.
If you pay on your own, you can use cash, check, or most major credit cards. We also offer financing through CareCredit, Proceed Finance, Sunbit, and Allegro, subject to approval by each lender.
Living with missing or failing teeth can wear on you, but you do not have to settle for a denture that never feels right. At Noah Smile Group, we offer All-on-4 and full mouth dental implants for your upper jaw, your lower jaw, or both, and we welcome second opinions.
At your consultation, we examine your mouth, review your options and the risks, and answer your questions, including sedation and financing.
So stop Googling “all on 4 dental implants near me” or “full mouth dental implants near me” and contact Noah Smile Group:
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They are a set of implants that hold fixed teeth when most of your teeth are missing or failing, in your upper arch, your lower arch, or both.
All-on-4 uses four implants to hold a fixed bridge of teeth in one jaw. Two implants go in front, and two sit at an angle in back.
Some patients receive temporary teeth on surgery day. It depends on how stable the implants are, and your dentist confirms this after your scan.
The cost depends on how many jaws you treat, any extractions or grafts, and your sedation and final teeth. You receive a written plan after your consultation.
We numb the area first, and sedation may be an option. Many people have soreness and swelling for a few days, and our dentists explain how to ease it.
Sometimes. Only your 3D scan can show whether your jaw has enough bone, and our dentist will explain the plan before you decide.
With good care, many implants stay in place for many years, and the bridge on top may need repair or replacement sooner. Results vary.
Like any surgery, it carries risks, including infection, an implant that does not bond with the bone, a loose screw, and cracked temporary teeth. We review every risk with you.
Treating both jaws with All-on-4 is often called full mouth dental implants. Plans with five or six implants per jaw are called All-on-X.
