Teeth On Implants®
Full‑Arch Dental Implants in AdelaideConsidering Full Mouth Dental Implants?
Explore personalised implant-supported treatment options for replacing multiple missing or failing teeth.
If you’re exploring options to replace missing or failing teeth, our Adelaide-based team provides personalised dental implant solutions designed around your individual needs and circumstances.
Conveniently located on Gilbert Street in the Adelaide CBD, At Smile On Adelaide we regularly see patients from across the wider region, including suburbs throughout Adelaide and nearby areas. Our approach focuses on careful assessment, clear communication, and treatment planning that prioritises both function and long-term oral health.
Whether you’re in the early stages of researching implants or looking to understand what options may be suitable for you, our team is here to guide you through the process and answer any questions you may have.
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What is Teeth On Implants®?
Teeth On Implants® is a full-arch dental implant approach used to replace an entire upper or lower set of teeth. Several implants are placed in the jawbone to support a customised bridge of teeth, creating a fixed alternative to dentures. The process may involve digital planning and contemporary techniques to support precision and treatment planning.
Who May Be Suitable for Treatment?
Teeth On Implants® may be considered if you:
- Have multiple missing or failing teeth
- Experience discomfort or looseness with dentures
- Have extensive wear or breakage of natural teeth
- Have been advised that multiple extractions may be required
- Are seeking a fixed alternative to removable dentures
Why Patients Consider Teeth On Implants®
Dental implant treatment may:
- Support replacement of missing teeth
- Help restore chewing function
- Provide a fixed alternative to removable dentures
- Assist in maintaining jawbone structure following tooth loss
- Be designed to resemble natural teeth in appearance
Outcomes vary depending on individual circumstances and ongoing maintenance.
Why Choose Smile On Adelaide?
Experienced Clinical Team
Our team provides detailed assessments and treatment planning for patients considering full-arch implant options.
Digital Planning and Technology
We use digital scanning, 3D imaging, and guided planning tools to assist in creating a safe, accurate and efficient treatment pathway.
Clear and Personalised Treatment Plans
We provide a tailored treatment approach, outlining the steps, approximate timelines, and expected appointments.
Flexible Options
We can discuss treatment sequencing, available payment pathways, and health‑fund eligibility depending on your circumstances
Our Experienced Implant Dentists
8 Reasons
Patients Consider TEETH ON IMPLANTS®
1. Performed by experienced implant dentists
Treatment is provided by dental practitioners such as Dr Ned Restom, Dr David Bassal and their teams who have undertaken additional training in implant dentistry and TEETH ON IMPLANTS®. Ongoing professional development supports contemporary clinical practice.
2. Sedation Options Available
Implant treatment may be performed with local anaesthesia and, where appropriate, sedation or general anaesthesia. Options are discussed based on individual medical history and clinical assessment.
3. Digital Smile Design Planning
Digital imaging and planning technology may be used to assist in treatment design and case assessment prior to surgery.
4. Modern Technology
The TEETH ON IMPLANTS® treatment concept utilises current implant systems and digital scanning technology to assist with precision and planning.
5. Individualised Implant Planning
TEETH ON IMPLANTS® treatment protocols are tailored to the individual. The number of implants used and overall approach are determined following comprehensive clinical examination and diagnostic imaging.
6. Prosthesis Design
Digital scanning to assist with implant placement and prosthetic design, supporting precision and comfort where possible.
7. Material Options
A range of restorative materials may be available. Your practitioner will discuss suitable material options based on function, durability, and aesthetic considerations.
8. Bone grafting
Where clinically indicated, additional procedures such as bone grafting may be discussed as part of your individual treatment plan. Bone grafting may be recommended to help support implant placement where bone volume is reduced.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do dental implants last?
Dental implants are designed as a long‑term option. Longevity varies depending on oral hygiene, health, lifestyle habits and regular maintenance. No dental treatment can be guaranteed to last a lifetime.
What are the risks?
All surgical procedures carry risks. Possible risks may include infection, implant failure, sinus complications, nerve injury, or anaesthetic‑related reactions. Your dentist will explain risks relevant to your circumstances. You are welcome to seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified practitioner.
Is everyone suitable for Teeth On Implants®?
Suitability depends on bone levels, gum health, general medical conditions, medication use and other clinical factors. A full consultation is required to determine appropriateness.
How do I care for my implants?
Home care includes brushing, specific cleaning tools for under the bridge, and regular professional cleans. We will provide a personalised care guide.
Next Steps
If you would like to explore whether Teeth On Implants® may be suitable for your needs, please contact Smile On Adelaide to arrange a consultation. We will assess your oral health, discuss available options and create a personalised treatment plan.
A consultation is required to determine suitability for dental implant treatment.
All treatment images and videos are of Smile On Clinics patients and are shared with consent. No filters, AI editing or artificial lighting enhancements have been used.
Results vary between individuals. Outcomes, risks, complications, and recovery times vary for each person and procedure. Treatment results cannot be guaranteed.
This information is general in nature and is not medical advice. Before starting any treatment, please seek personalised guidance from a qualified, AHPRA-registered health practitioner. We always encourage considering a second opinion.