
Full-Mouth Dental Implants in Edina, MN
Every Tooth. Fixed for Good.
Replace every failing tooth, upper and lower, with fixed teeth placed in one surgical day. Sedation included, both arches planned together, finals milled in our own lab.
What are full-mouth dental implants?
Both Arches, Treated Together
Full-mouth dental implants replace all of your teeth, upper and lower, with fixed arches anchored on dental implants in each jaw. Small titanium posts act as new tooth roots, and a complete set of zirconia teeth attaches to them permanently. Stacked Smiles plans both arches from one 3D scan, treats them in a single surgical day, and makes the final teeth in our own lab.

Who needs full-mouth dental implants?
Who Full-Mouth Implants Are For
Full-mouth treatment is for people with failing or missing teeth in both jaws, often after years of dental work that can no longer be maintained, and for people wearing full upper and lower dentures who want fixed teeth. Anyone healthy enough for an extraction is likely a candidate. Chronic disease, heavy smoking, or alcohol abuse can complicate treatment, so your health history is reviewed first.
- Teeth in both jaws are failing, infected, or already gone
- You wear upper and lower dentures and want them to stop moving
- Repairing teeth one at a time has stopped making sense
- You want one surgery, one recovery, and one price for everything
- You want to eat, speak, and smile without planning around your teeth
How does full-mouth implant treatment work?
The Full-Mouth Implant Process
Full-mouth dental implants follow four steps: a consultation with an exam and digital x-rays for both jaws, a whole-smile design from one 3D scan, a single surgical day with extractions, implant placement, and fixed temporary teeth on both arches, and a healing period of three to six months before both permanent zirconia arches are fitted. Post-op visits are included.
Full-mouth evaluation
Your consultation includes an exam and all necessary digital x-rays. Both jaws are assessed together so your doctor can tell you what can be saved, what cannot, and the total cost for both arches.
Whole-smile design
Upper and lower arches are planned from one 3D scan so the bite, the smile line, and the implant positions work as a single system, not two separate projects.
One restorative day
Extractions, implant placement in each jaw, and fixed temporary teeth on both arches happen in one surgical day under sedation. You leave with a full set of teeth.
Integration and finals
Over three to six months the implants fuse. Then both permanent zirconia arches, milled in our lab, replace the temporaries. Every post-op visit is included.
What can I expect after full-mouth implants?
What to Expect After Full-Mouth Implants
After full-mouth dental implants you get a few days of downtime, a few weeks of softer foods, and then teeth you eat anything with. Aftercare is the same as a single arch, doubled: brush, clean under both bridges daily with a water flosser, and keep hygiene visits. Chewing is strong and even on both sides, and nothing comes out at night.
Full-Mouth Dental Implants Questions
These answers cover what full-mouth implants are, whether both arches can be treated the same day, what sedation and recovery involve, and how the cost works.
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Ready to start over, once?
Schedule Your Consultation
Schedule a full-mouth consultation at our Edina, Maplewood, or West Covina office. Your consultation includes an exam and all necessary digital x-rays. You will leave with a plan for both arches and the total cost. Call (651) 615-9695 or send the form.


