Full-Arch Tooth Replacement for a More Stable Smile
Peoria Dental Care provides All-on-4 treatment planning for patients who are missing most or all teeth on an upper or lower arch.
Located on N Rockwood Dr in Peoria, our office welcomes patients from Peoria, Peoria Heights, Dunlap, East Peoria, Morton, Washington, Bartonville, and nearby Central Illinois communities.
All-on-4 is designed to replace a full arch of missing teeth using four strategically positioned dental implants. Instead of replacing each tooth individually, the implants support a complete restoration that is made to look, feel, and function more like natural teeth.
This option may be helpful for patients who struggle with loose dentures, failing teeth, significant tooth loss, or difficulty chewing comfortably.
Who May Be a Candidate for All-on-4?
- Patients missing most or all teeth on the upper or lower arch
- Patients with loose or uncomfortable removable dentures
- Patients with multiple failing teeth that may need replacement
- Patients who want a more stable full-arch solution
How Treatment Planning Works
Planning begins with a detailed evaluation of your oral health, bone support, bite, smile goals, and medical history. Imaging may be used to evaluate implant position and identify the best path forward.
Why Patients Consider Full-Arch Implants
Compared with traditional removable dentures, implant-supported full-arch treatment can provide improved stability, chewing ability, speech confidence, and day-to-day comfort.
Schedule an All-on-4 Consultation in Peoria
If you are ready to explore full-arch tooth replacement, Peoria Dental Care can review your options and help determine whether All-on-4 is appropriate for your smile.
Questions Patients Often Ask
Is All-on-4 the same as dentures?
No. All-on-4 uses dental implants to support a full arch of teeth, while traditional dentures rest on the gums and are removable.
Does every patient qualify for All-on-4?
No. Candidacy depends on oral health, bone support, medical factors, and treatment goals.
