Full-Mouth Dental Implants in Roanoke, VA

Imagine eating, laughing, and speaking without thinking about your teeth. Full-mouth dental implants in Roanoke rebuild both your upper and lower teeth on implants anchored in the jaw, giving you a complete, stable smile again. If you are living with failing teeth, loose dentures, or years of patchwork dental work, a full-mouth plan can replace it all with one coordinated result.

Every full-mouth case at Mill Mountain Dentistry By Opulent Dental is designed by Dr. Abdel Kader Felo, a prosthodontist who has spent more than 35 years restoring smiles. He maps out both arches together so your new teeth meet evenly, support your face, and look like they belong to you.

Schedule a full-mouth implant consultation to see what is possible for your smile.

Full-Mouth Dental Implants in Roanoke, VA - Mill Mountain Dentistry By Opulent Dental

What Are Full-Mouth Dental Implants?

Full-mouth dental implants replace every tooth in both jaws using implants as the foundation. Rather than placing one implant for each missing tooth, most full-mouth plans use a small group of implants in each arch to hold a fixed bridge of teeth. The result is a complete set of upper and lower teeth that stay in place and work together when you bite.

Signs a Full-Mouth Implant Plan May Fit You

  • Many of your teeth are loose, broken, or badly decayed
  • You wear upper and lower dentures that move when you eat
  • Repeated fillings, crowns, and root canals keep failing
  • Gum disease has weakened teeth in both jaws
  • You avoid smiling or certain foods because of your teeth

Full-Mouth Dental Implant Options in Roanoke

Your plan depends on your bone, your bite, and your goals for each arch. Dr. Felo may recommend one approach for the upper jaw and another for the lower.

Four Implants Per Arch

Many patients have each arch restored with a fixed bridge on four implants, the approach known as All-on-4 dental implants. It often limits the need for bone grafting because the back implants can be angled.

Five or More Implants Per Arch

A larger arch, softer bone, or a strong bite may call for extra implants to share the load. More implants can also allow the bridge to be made in sections.

Fixed or Removable Teeth

Most full-mouth patients choose fixed implant dentures that stay in place. If budget or bone volume is a concern, a removable denture that snaps onto implants is another way to restore one or both arches.

How Much Do Full-Mouth Dental Implants Cost in Roanoke?

Restoring both arches with fixed implant teeth typically costs about $30,000 to $60,000 in Virginia, or roughly $15,000 to $30,000 per arch. Where you land in that range depends on how many implants you need, whether teeth must be removed or bone added first, and the material chosen for your final bridges.

Full-mouth treatmentTypical Virginia range
Fixed implant teeth, both arches$30,000 - $60,000
Fixed implant teeth, one arch$15,000 - $30,000
Snap-in implant denture, per arch$5,000 - $15,000 or more
Extractions before implants$150 - $650 per tooth

Ranges are regional estimates rather than a quote. Dr. Felo confirms your fee once your exam and imaging are complete.

Paying for Full-Mouth Implants

Full-mouth treatment is a large investment, so we help you spread it out. Dental insurance may pay toward extractions or parts of the restoration up to your annual maximum, and we accept and file plans such as Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, and GEHA. CareCredit, in-house payment plans, and our VIP Membership savings plan can cover the rest over time.

The Full-Mouth Dental Implant Process

Treating both arches takes coordination. Some patients have both jaws treated in the same surgery, while others restore one arch first and the second a few months later.

  1. Full-mouth evaluation. Dr. Felo checks every tooth, your gums, your jaw joints, and digital imaging of your bone.
  2. Bite and smile planning. He plans the height, shape, and position of your new teeth for both arches before any implant is placed.
  3. Removing failing teeth and placing implants. Teeth that cannot be saved are removed and implants are placed under local anesthesia, with sedation dentistry available if you feel nervous.
  4. Healing with temporary teeth. Temporary teeth are worn for several months while the implants bond with the bone.
  5. Final bridges. Your permanent upper and lower teeth are made, fitted, and fine-tuned so they meet evenly.

Can Some of My Natural Teeth Be Saved?

Not always, but it is worth asking. If a few healthy teeth remain in one arch, Dr. Felo may suggest keeping them and replacing the rest with implant bridges or a partial option. A full-mouth plan is recommended only when replacing the teeth will serve you better over the long run than repairing them again.

Why a Prosthodontist for Full-Mouth Dental Implants?

Restoring an entire mouth means rebuilding how your teeth meet, how your lips are supported, and how you chew and speak. Dr. Felo earned a DDS from the University of Damascus and an M.S. in Oral Science from the State University of New York at Buffalo, and he is a Fellow and Diplomate of both the AAIP and the ICOI. That training in prosthodontics shapes every full-mouth plan around the finished smile.

Restoring just one jaw? Explore full-arch restoration for single-arch options.

Full-Mouth Dental Implants Near Roanoke

Patients across the valley come to our Brambleton Avenue office for full-mouth care:

Last updated: October 21, 2026

Full-Mouth Dental Implant FAQs

Do full-mouth dental implants replace all of my teeth at once?
They can. Some patients have both arches restored in one surgery, while others prefer to treat one arch at a time. Dr. Felo recommends a sequence based on your health, bone, and comfort.
How many implants are used for a full mouth?
Most full-mouth plans use four to six implants in each arch, so eight to twelve in total. The exact number depends on bone density, arch size, and bite strength.
Are full-mouth dental implants worth the cost?
For many people, yes. Fixed implant teeth are designed to last for many years, help protect the jawbone, and avoid the repeated relines and remakes that dentures often need. Your consultation covers the costs and trade-offs for your situation.
Can I get full-mouth implants if I have gum disease?
Active gum infection has to be treated first, and failing teeth are often removed as part of the plan. Once the area is healthy, implants can usually be placed.
How long does full-mouth implant treatment take?
Plan on several months from the first surgery to your final teeth. Healing takes about three to six months per arch, and you wear temporary teeth during that time.
Will my new teeth look natural?
Your teeth are designed around your face, lip line, and preferences for shape and shade. Dr. Felo reviews the look with you before the final bridges are made.

Full-Mouth Implant Care at Our Roanoke Office

Planning, implant surgery, and every adjustment visit for your full-mouth treatment happen at 5000 Brambleton Avenue in Roanoke. The office sits at the corner of Electric Road (VA-419) and Brambleton Avenue in Cave Spring, with weekday appointments starting at 7:30 AM.

Mill Mountain Dentistry By Opulent Dental

+1 540-769-6370

5000 Brambleton Ave, Roanoke, VA 24018, United States

Hours of Operation

  • Mon–Thu07:30 AM–05:30 PM
  • Fri07:30 AM–02:30 PM
  • Sat & SunClosed
Dr. Abdel Kader Felo, DDS, MS, Dental Implant Specialist and Prosthodontist in Roanoke, VA

Meet Your Implant Specialist

Dr. Abdel Kader Felo, DDS, MS

Dental Implant Specialist & Prosthodontist

Dr. Felo is a Consultant Prosthodontist and Implantologist with more than 35 years of experience, a Fellow and Diplomate of the American Academy of Implant Prosthodontics (AAIP) and the International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI). He leads implant treatment planning and restorative care at Mill Mountain Dentistry By Opulent Dental in Roanoke, VA.

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Dental Insurances and Finances

At Mill Mountain Dentistry By Opulent Dental, we understand that patient finances are important, so we accept and are able to file most commercial and private dental insurances.

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Plans we accept and file include Anthem Blue Cross, Guardian, Cigna, Lincoln Financial Group, Delta Dental, Aetna, MetLife, GEHA, Ameritas, Principal and UnitedHealthcare. Coverage depends on your plan, so call +1 540-769-6370 with your insurance information if you have questions about your benefits.

  • CareCredit accepted
  • In-house payment plans
  • VIP Membership savings plan
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