Omega Dental Specialists
Midtown / Downtown Houston
106 W Gray St Houston, TX 77019- Mon – Fri9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Saturday9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
- SundayClosed
Houston, Texas · Dental Implants
Full Mouth Dental Implants in Houston
Rebuild a complete, permanent smile.
Your Full-Mouth Treatment, Step by Step
We start with a full exam and a 3D CBCT scan of both arches to plan implant placement and decide which arch, or arches, need treatment. Any remaining failing teeth are typically removed at the same visit when possible, then implants are placed arch by arch under local anesthesia with sedation options. For qualifying patients, a temporary set of teeth can be attached the same day, so you're never without a smile. Once the implants fuse with your jawbone — generally a process of a few months — we place your final, custom bridge or denture. See the recovery timeline →
Am I a Candidate for Full-Mouth Implants?
Full-mouth implants are for patients who need to replace all, or nearly all, of the teeth in one or both arches — from advanced decay, gum disease, failing dentures, or missing teeth. You'll generally need enough jawbone to anchor implants in each arch that needs treatment (or bone that can be rebuilt with grafting), plus good enough general health for a minor surgical procedure. Ready to trade a removable denture for a fixed, permanent solution? Compare implants vs. dentures → A free consultation and 3D scan confirms your exact plan.
3D CBCT Imaging & Materials
Full-mouth cases are planned with 3D cone-beam (CBCT) imaging that maps both arches at once — bone volume, nerve position, and sinus location — so your surgeon can plan the upper and lower jaw together, not one arch in isolation. Final restorations are custom-milled from durable materials such as zirconia or an acrylic-and-titanium framework, matched to your bite and the rest of your smile.
Recovery: What to Expect
Because full-mouth treatment can involve more than one arch, your surgeon walks you through a personalized timeline at your consultation. Most patients manage swelling and soreness over the first several days, then move to a soft-food diet while the implants fuse with the jawbone — generally a process of a few months before your final teeth are placed. Read our week-by-week recovery guide →
How Much Do Full-Mouth Implants Cost in Houston?
A full set of implants across both arches generally runs about $30,000–$50,000 in Houston, while restoring a single arch — such as All-on-4 — typically starts around $20,000–$30,000 per arch. See the full Houston implant cost guide. We accept most insurance and offer 0% APR financing — Get Your Free, Itemized Quote, no pressure, ever.
Why patients choose us for full mouth dental implants
- Fixed, implant-supported teeth for one or both arches
- 3D CBCT imaging plans your upper and lower jaw together
- Board-certified doctors experienced in full-arch restorations (10,000+ implants placed) — meet Dr. Khobyari
- Transparent, itemized pricing with most insurance accepted
- 0% APR financing available
Your next step
The best way to learn if full mouth dental implants is right for you is a quick, free consultation. We’ll answer your questions and give you a clear plan and price the same visit.
We plan every implant with 3D imaging before we begin, place it under local anesthesia with sedation options for your comfort, and give you a transparent, itemized price up front — so there are no surprises and you can move forward with confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do full-mouth dental implants cost in Houston?
A full set across both arches generally runs about $30,000–$50,000, while a single arch such as All-on-4 typically starts around $20,000–$30,000 per arch. See the full cost guide →
Is full-mouth implant surgery painful?
Treatment is performed under local anesthesia with sedation options, so you stay comfortable during surgery. Most patients describe recovery as mild and manageable — read what to expect →
Do I need implants in both arches, or just one?
It depends on which arch, or arches, have failing or missing teeth — some patients need a full-mouth restoration on both the top and bottom, while others only need one arch, such as All-on-4. We determine this at your free consultation with 3D imaging.
What's the difference between full-mouth implants and All-on-4?
All-on-4 is a specific fixed-bridge technique for restoring one arch on four implants. "Full-mouth implants" is the broader term for replacing all the teeth in the upper, lower, or both arches — which may use All-on-4-style bridges, implant-supported dentures, or a mix.
How do I get started?
Book a free consultation. We'll examine you, take 3D CBCT imaging of both arches, walk through your options, and give you a clear plan and itemized price the same visit.
Considering Full Mouth Dental Implants?
Book your free, no-pressure consultation. We’ll review your options, costs, and financing — and answer every question.
Same-week appointments often available · Financing & most insurance accepted