Full Arch Implants in Orlando, FL
Missing all or most of your upper or lower teeth? Replace them with a permanently fixed restoration supported by implants — performed by Dr. Rick Rampi using advanced 3D planning. Eat, speak, and smile with confidence again.
A permanent solution
Full arch implants — also called “All-on-4” or “All-on-6” — replace all or most of your upper or lower teeth with a permanently fixed restoration supported by a small number of implant posts. Instead of wearing a removable denture, your new teeth are fixed to the implants and don't move.
Implants vs. dentures
| Factor | Full Arch Implants | Traditional Dentures |
|---|---|---|
| Stability | Fixed — no movement, no shifting | Shift during eating and speaking, require adhesive |
| Longevity | 15–20+ years; prosthesis may need refinishing after 10–15 years | Replacement every 5–7 years — indefinitely |
| Bone preservation | Halt bone loss, preserve facial structure | Accelerate bone loss; face changes shape over time |
| Daily maintenance | Brush and floss like natural teeth — no removal, no adhesive | Daily removal, soaking, cleaning, adhesive application |
| Quality of life | Eat and speak normally; forget it's a restoration | Constant awareness; limited food choices; social anxiety |
| Upfront cost | $15,000–$35,000 per arch | $1,000–$2,000 — but replacements continue indefinitely |
The procedure
You meet Dr. Rick Rampi to discuss your tooth loss, goals, and options. CBCT imaging shows bone volume, density, and anatomy. You'll leave with a clear plan, timeline, and cost estimate.
Any remaining teeth are extracted. If bone grafting is needed, Dr. Rick performs it — often in the same appointment. A temporary denture is provided if you need teeth during healing.
Using CBCT data and often a 3D-printed surgical guide, Dr. Rick places 4–6 implant posts under IV sedation or local anesthesia. Most patients report it's faster and less uncomfortable than expected.
The implants fuse with the bone. You wear a temporary restoration during this phase. Critical for long-term success — patience here ensures decades of stable results.
Custom impressions are taken and your permanent fixed prosthesis is designed to match your face and aesthetic goals. Final attachment takes 1–2 appointments over 2–4 weeks.
Care for your implants like natural teeth — brushing, flossing, regular cleanings. With proper care, they'll last 15–20+ years.
Who can get full arch implants?
With proper planning and grafting, most patients are excellent candidates — including long-term denture wearers.
Most adults regardless of age — chronic conditions rarely disqualify you
Patients with bone loss — bone grafting restores adequate volume
Long-term denture wearers — CBCT imaging shows what's possible
People with failing or missing teeth who want a permanent solution
Adults committed to good oral hygiene and regular cleanings
Advanced planning
We use Cone-Beam CT (CBCT) imaging to create a detailed 3D map of your entire jaw — bone density, volume, height, anatomy, and nerve locations. Using CBCT data, Dr. Rick plans the exact position, angle, and depth of each implant.
In many cases, we create a 3D-printed surgical guide that ensures precision placement. This approach is common in specialty oral surgery centers — not standard at general dental practices. The result: fewer complications, better outcomes, and restorations that last decades.
Cost & payment
Detailed written estimate provided before treatment begins.
Common questions
All-on-4 uses four angled implants and works well for most patients with adequate front jaw bone. All-on-6 uses six implants for additional support and is recommended for patients with significant bone loss or those wanting maximum stability. Dr. Rick will recommend the best option based on your bone quality.
With proper care, the implant posts can last a lifetime. The prosthesis (teeth) may need refinishing or replacement after 10–15 years — normal maintenance, not failure. This far exceeds dentures, which need replacement every 5–7 years.
All-on-4 typically costs $15,000–$25,000 per arch. All-on-6 costs $20,000–$35,000 depending on complexity. We provide a detailed estimate at consultation. CareCredit and payment plans are available.
Yes, in almost every way. Implants are fixed, preserve bone, allow normal eating and speaking, require no adhesives or daily removal, and last 15–20+ years. Dentures shift, accelerate bone loss, require constant adjustment, and need frequent replacement. Quality of life with implants is dramatically better.
Yes, but you may need bone grafting due to bone loss from denture wear. CBCT imaging shows how much bone remains. Dr. Rick can restore lost bone with grafting. Many long-term denture wearers are excellent candidates.
Yes. They're fixed in place and don't move. You eat, speak, and smile normally. Most patients report they forget it's a restoration and live completely naturally.
Yes. Many patients opt for both arches. We typically space the procedures 4–6 weeks apart to allow healing between surgeries.
Service area
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We'll show you exactly what's possible with your jaw, give you a clear timeline, and discuss cost options that work for your budget. No pressure. No obligation.
