Complete fixed rehabilitation of the fully or partially edentulous arch — planned from the prosthetic outcome backwards, executed with submillimetre guided precision, and delivered with immediate provisionalization on the day of surgery.
Every full-arch rehabilitation begins with the final result — designed, simulated, and verified digitally before any clinical decision is made. The surgery executes the plan. It does not create it.
Full photography protocol. Digital Smile Design overlay on STL scan. CBCT integration. Prosthetic simulation before any surgical commitment.
Bone reduction guide. Implant placement guide. Submillimetre execution of the pre-operative digital plan. No improvisation at the surgical phase.
Fixed provisional delivered on the day of surgery. The Gallucci protocol for immediate loading in full-arch rehabilitation — allowing emergence profile development from day one.
After 4–6 months of tissue conditioning with the provisional, the final restoration is delivered — to tissue architecture that has been shaped, not assumed.
Full-arch FP1 rehabilitation addresses complete or near-complete edentulism in one or both arches, with a prosthetic goal of fixed, natural-looking, and long-term stable function.
Patients with failing dentition — multiple teeth requiring extraction — where a comprehensive approach is preferable to repeated individual treatments with unpredictable cumulative outcomes.
Current denture wearers seeking a fixed, bone-supported solution — eliminating denture movement, palate coverage, and the functional limitations of removable prostheses.
Cases where a previous implant rehabilitation has failed — due to peri-implantitis, inadequate soft tissue management, or prosthetic design — requiring assessment, retreatment planning, and reconstruction.
Patients who have been quoted for full-arch rehabilitation elsewhere and are seeking an independent clinical assessment — including digital treatment planning with prosthetic simulation before any commitment.
The FP1 prosthesis — a fixed, implant-supported restoration replacing teeth and a portion of the gingival tissue — is the reference standard for complete arch rehabilitation when aesthetics, function, and long-term stability are the goals.
Unlike removable overdentures, the FP1 prosthesis is fixed to implants — transmitting occlusal forces directly to bone. No movement. No palatal coverage. Full occlusal function without prosthetic compromise.
In FP1 rehabilitation, the emergence profile and the gingival contour of the prosthesis are engineered — not left to the laboratory. The provisional phase conditions tissue architecture that makes the final result indistinguishable from natural dentition.
Bone level, peri-implant tissue quality, emergence profile design, and implant positioning all determine whether a full-arch rehabilitation ages as naturally as it looks on day one. These decisions are made in the digital planning phase — not at the delivery appointment.
Full-arch rehabilitation rarely exists in isolation. The procedures below are frequently part of the same treatment plan.
The planning consultation includes a full clinical assessment, DSD simulation, and complete treatment plan — before any commitment to surgery.