26/06/2026
A full-arch restoration is not just about replacing teeth… it’s about restoring function, aesthetics, and facial stability.
In this case, we are performing a double full-arch restoration using the All-On-X concept, treating both the upper and lower arches at the same time.
Why both arches?
Because long-term tooth loss can cause jaw movement, bone loss, and changes in vertical dimension, affecting the bite, facial profile, and the way the patient chews.
Cases like this require precise planning, strategic implant placement, and sometimes remote anchorage to achieve stability in areas with more advanced bone loss.
Treating only one arch does not always provide the best outcome. When both jaws are affected, restoring them together allows for better aesthetic harmony, a more stable bite, and more natural function.
Every patient is different, which is why a complete evaluation is essential to design the right treatment plan.