If you’re missing most or all of your teeth in a jaw, full mouth dental implants replace them with a fixed, implant-supported set of teeth instead of a removable denture. At Simpladent Clinics Surat, this is done one of two ways: our immediate-loading Corticobasal® protocol, which can deliver fixed teeth in as little as 2–3 days for suitable cases, or a staged approach with a longer healing period. Which one fits you is decided after an in-person exam and 3D scan with Dr. Aroon K. Bengani Jain (MDS, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery) — not before.

What “full mouth” implants actually means

A full-arch (upper, lower, or both) implant set uses several implants placed in the jawbone, topped with abutments and a fixed prosthetic arch. Unlike a denture, it doesn’t need to come out at night, and because the implants transmit chewing force into the bone, they help slow the bone loss that follows tooth loss — a denture alone can’t do that.

Two routes to get there

• Immediate-loading (Corticobasal®): implants placed and a fixed temporary set attached within 2–3 days, often without a bone graft. This is a newer protocol with a shorter clinical track record than conventional implants, so we use it for cases it genuinely suits — not as a universal upgrade.
• Staged (conventional) full-arch: implants placed, then a 3–6 month healing (osseointegration) period before the final fixed teeth go on. This has the longer evidence base and is often the right call where bone quality, gum health, or case complexity call for it.

Both are real options here. We tell you which one applies to your case, and why — not just the one we’d rather sell.

Who this suits — and who needs a closer look first

Good candidates typically include adults missing most or all teeth in a jaw, long-time denture wearers who’ve had enough of slipping and clicking, and patients previously turned away elsewhere for having “no bone” — many of these cases can still be treated with techniques like basal implants or grafting once assessed. Implants are also possible for many diabetic patients when blood sugar is well controlled, as part of a tailored plan. None of this is self-diagnosed: active gum infection, uncontrolled diabetes, or insufficient bone for the chosen technique can rule a route in or out, and that’s exactly what the first visit is for.

What the process looks like here

• Consultation and 3D/CT scan to map bone, gum health, and any medical factors.
• Treatment planning — this is where immediate-loading vs staged gets decided, in writing.
• Surgical placement, under local anaesthesia.
• Fixed temporary teeth (immediate route) or healing period followed by the final prosthesis (staged route).
• Fit checks and a follow-up schedule.

Recovery, honestly

Expect some swelling and soreness for a few days, a soft-food period while things settle, and scheduled follow-ups after that. Implants are designed for long-term function, but how long they actually last depends on your bone health, oral hygiene, and keeping up with review visits — not a fixed number of years we can promise upfront.

What decides the cost

We don’t publish invented figures. Your quote depends on: how many implants are needed, one arch or both, immediate-loading vs staged, the materials and type of final prosthesis, and whether grafting is required. Cost factors are explained at consultation, with a real number only after the scan.

FAQ
Do you guarantee my implants won’t fail?

No clinic honestly can. Success depends on bone quality, hygiene, and follow-up care — we explain what affects your odds at the assessment, not just what you want to hear.

Is full mouth implant surgery painless?

It’s done under local anaesthesia with steps taken to keep you comfortable. Some soreness afterward is normal and manageable, not “zero discomfort.”

Can I really get a full mouth of fixed teeth in 2 days?

For suitable cases, yes, via the immediate-loading protocol — confirmed only after your evaluation. Not every case qualifies, and the staged route may be the better fit for yours.

I was told I have “no bone” for implants — can I still get full mouth implants here?

Often, yes. We assess low-bone and no-bone cases specifically and use techniques such as basal implants or grafting where suitable.

Are full mouth implants safe if I’m diabetic?

Frequently, when blood sugar is well controlled — we build the plan around that, working with your physician if needed.

How much do full mouth dental implants cost in Surat?

It varies by case — number of implants, arch(es) involved, technique, and materials all move the number. Book an assessment for an accurate quote.

What’s the difference between this and All-on-4?

All-on-4 is one specific staged technique using four implants per arch. Full mouth implants is the broader category; which specific technique (All-on-4-style, more implants, or our immediate-loading protocol) fits you is a case-by-case call.