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A complete smile, engineered — often in a single day.

All-on-4®, All-on-6, and same-day fixed teeth. Full-arch reconstruction replaces failing or missing teeth with a fixed, natural-looking arch — planned digitally, placed precisely, restored beautifully.

Who It’s For

If any of this sounds familiar, you are the patient this page was written for.

Failing or terminal dentition

Years of dental work reaching the end of its life — decay, fractures, mobility, or chronic infection despite every effort to save it.

Long-time denture wearers

Loose lower dentures, sore spots, foods you avoid, and a smile you hold back. Fixed teeth change how you eat, speak, and carry yourself.

Referred complex cases

Failed grafts, failed implants, significant bone loss — the cases other clinicians refer out are the cases this practice is built around.

The anxious and the postponing

If fear has kept you away for years, IV moderate sedation lets the entire surgical phase pass calmly — often in one visit.

The Journey

From first scan to final smile.

Every case follows a deliberate sequence — engineered on screen before it ever begins in the mouth.

01
Visit One

Consultation & 3D diagnosis

A conversation first. Then 3D imaging, digital scans, and photographs — a complete picture of your anatomy, your bite, and your face.

02
On Screen

Digital planning

Implant positions, prosthetic design, and facial esthetics are engineered together. The surgery happens on screen before it happens in the mouth.

03
Surgery Day

Guided surgery & same-day fixed teeth

Under IV moderate sedation, implants are placed with guided precision and a fixed provisional arch is secured — you leave with teeth, the same day.

04
Months 3–4

Healing & refinement

Implants integrate while you live normally with your fixed provisional. Bite, esthetics, and speech are refined along the way.

05
The Reveal

Final prosthesis

Your definitive arch — individually engineered, precision-milled, and designed to look natural, function predictably, and stand the test of time.

Dr. Bhargava examining an anatomical skull model
Why It Works

Prosthetically driven. Surgically delivered.

Most full-arch failures are planning failures. Here, the final restoration is designed first — then the surgery is engineered to deliver it. Implant positions serve the prosthesis, the bite, and the face.

Guided protocols, immediate loading where indicated, and one surgeon responsible for the entire arc of care — from first scan to final smile.

Discuss Your Case
Questions, Answered

What patients ask most.

Am I too old for dental implants?
Age alone is almost never the deciding factor — overall health and bone quality matter far more. Patients in their 70s and 80s complete full-arch treatment routinely and comfortably.
What is the difference between All-on-4 and All-on-6?
Both are fixed full-arch solutions; the number refers to the implants supporting the arch. The right configuration depends on your bone volume, bite forces, and prosthetic plan — it is an engineering decision made on your scan, not a package to pick from.
Do I really leave with teeth the same day?
In most cases, yes. A fixed provisional arch is secured to your implants on surgery day. It is not removable, and you will speak and smile with it while your implants integrate — followed by your definitive arch a few months later.
I was told I don’t have enough bone. Is that final?
Often not. Angled implant placement, grafting, sinus and ridge augmentation, and digital planning frequently make fixed teeth possible for patients previously told otherwise. A 3D scan gives the honest answer.
Will it be painful?
Surgery is performed under IV moderate sedation — most patients remember little of the visit. Post-operative discomfort is typically managed with ordinary medication and settles within days.
How much does full-arch reconstruction cost?
Every case is individually engineered, so cost follows the plan — not the other way around. After your consultation and scan you receive a complete, transparent treatment plan with no surprises.