Almost 75% of Brits don’t have a full set of teeth, and 6% have none left at all!

Whilst missing teeth can massively affect your confidence, they can also impact functionality and comfort. But that’s where full mouth dental implants can help.

In this blog, we’ll be looking closely at what they are, who can benefit from them and, more importantly, how much they cost.

So, let’s get started.

What are full mouth dental implants?

Full jaw dental implants provide a long-lasting solution for replacing missing, rotten or loose teeth.

The technique is usually offered to patients with few or no teeth. It involves placing 4-6 dental implants in the upper and lower jaws to replace a whole arch of missing teeth. And the good news is it can all be done on the same day.

Many people opt for full mouth dental implants as it eliminates the need for multiple single dental implants or a set of dentures.

Dentures are often unstable and move when you speak or smile, which can be embarrassing. They also put a strain on your gums and jaws, and you’re limited on what foods you can enjoy.

As long as you care for them properly – i.e. brushing twice a day as you would your natural teeth, flossing daily and attending routine check-ups – full jaw dental implants will last a long time.

Who is a suitable candidate for full jaw dental implants?

Full mouth dental implants are not something everyone will need. However, if you experience any of the following, then this could be the ideal treatment for you:

• You have multiple teeth missing
• Your teeth are weak
• Your natural tooth roots are decayed and no longer capable of supporting your teeth
• You’re after a more permanent solution to wearing dentures that slip when you talk and eat

If you’ve been told you don’t have enough bone in your jaw, or you’ve had extensive dental work over the years, you can still qualify. You just need to find a dentist that specialises exclusively in full mouth dental implants, like EvoDental, who rehabilitate over 1,000 jaws every year across their 4 clinics in the UK!

How much do full mouth dental implants cost?

Full jaw dental implants are a lifetime investment. The price may be higher than for dentures and single implants, but the advantages far outweigh the costs – replacing missing teeth and restoring your smile at the same time.

The full mouth dental implant cost can vary depending on several factors, including:

• Pre-existing conditions (i.e. decayed roots, fractured jawbones, broken teeth)
• The number of implants required
• Any additional or pre-implant dental work (e.g. bone grafts, sinus lifts, gum or bone contouring, etc.)
• The level of experience offered by the practitioner

Another thing worth knowing is that, in the UK, dentists are regulated by the General Dental Council (GDC). Although unlikely, if you’re unsatisfied with your full mouth dental implant treatment, the GDC will investigate your complaint and ensure the appropriate action is taken.

Why not spread the cost of your treatment?

It’s important to note that dental implants are not usually covered under the NHS. Treatment will need to be funded privately.

If the only thing holding you back from getting full mouth dental implants is the cost, you’ll be pleased to hear that many clinics provide a number of finance options – allowing you to pay for your treatment in fixed monthly instalments.

When you apply for finance, a few credit checks will need to be carried out. However, paying for full jaw dental implants in this way will give you the confidence to smile and eat more comfortably without leaving you feeling strapped for cash.

Book a consultation for full jaw dental implants today

If you have any questions about the full mouth dental implant cost or you’re keen to find out whether this treatment option is right for you, get in touch with the team at EvoDental.

As specialists, they can determine whether you’re an ideal candidate for full jaw dental implants and talk you through every aspect of the procedure and costs involved.

To arrange your free, no-obligation consultation appointment, complete their online enquiry form. Alternatively, depending on which is closest to you, you can contact their clinic in Liverpool, Heathrow, Solihull or Harley Street.