Full-arch dental implants: what they are and who can be a candidate
A full arch is rebuilt on several implants, not one per tooth. We explain what the dentist evaluates and how the process works, phase by phase.
Dental implants
Taking root again
Single-tooth or full-arch implants, planned unhurried.
What it is and what it includes
We replace one or several teeth with titanium or zirconia implants, from a single piece to the full arch, with a clear plan and the calm of the Ritual Nümia at every visit.
An implant is a titanium or zirconia root that takes the place of the tooth you lost and supports a crown, a bridge or a full prosthesis. We plan it like a small work of architecture: we study your case, explain every step and support your recovery with breathing, good nutrition and rest.
- Implants from a single tooth to the full arch
- Same-day temporary teeth, when the case allows
- Conscious sedation, on request
- Recovery supported by the Ritual Nümia
How it feels within the Ritual
Before we begin, a moment to breathe and slow down.
During placement, soft aromas and warm light chosen for your calm.
Afterwards, you rest as long as you need before returning to your day.
After your surgery
Every procedure has its own aftercare: when you finish, your doctor explains it and gives it to you in writing.
- Wisdom tooth: three days without exercise and, ideally, two weeks without smoking. We remove the stitches after 10 days.
- Bone graft: three days without exercise and one month without smoking. We remove the stitches between two and three weeks.
- If you are taking an antibiotic, avoid alcohol.
Write or call us right away if the bleeding does not stop or the pain does not ease.
Who sees you
Dr. Gisela Martínez Macías
General dentistry, Periodontics, and Dental implants
Frequently asked questions
Am I a candidate for an implant?
Most adults in good general health can receive one. What decides it is the available bone, the health of your gums and whether conditions such as diabetes are under control. We review it with you at your assessment, before proposing a plan.
Can I be sedated during placement?
Yes, if you prefer. In addition to local anesthesia, placement can be done with conscious sedation. We talk it over at your assessment to choose what gives you the most peace of mind.
Do I leave with teeth the same day?
When the case allows, yes: we place a temporary tooth the same day. If the bone needs to heal first, we explain the timing and the most suitable temporary option for that period.
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