Stronger Everyday Function
Implant support can make chewing feel more stable than a conventional removable denture.
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Full Mouth Implants in Scottsdale, AZ
Rebuild Your Smile. Reclaim the Life Around It.
When many teeth are missing, failing, or painful, full mouth implants can restore a complete smile with secure implant support and a custom prosthetic. Dr. Lori Anderson will help you move from uncertainty to a clear, personal plan.
Feel Like Yourself Again
Restore Function Without Settling for a Loose Appliance
Widespread tooth loss can make every meal a calculation. You may avoid foods you enjoy, feel unsure about speaking in a group, or stop smiling in photos. When individual repairs are no longer the best path, a full mouth implant plan can rebuild the teeth as one connected solution.
Implants provide support in the jaw, while a custom prosthetic restores the visible smile and chewing surface. The goal is a result that feels stable, looks natural, and fits the way your mouth moves. Treatment may involve one arch or both, depending on your needs.
Full mouth treatment is a major decision. Dr. Anderson uses a conservative planning approach to determine what must be replaced, what may be preserved, and how to move forward at a pace that respects your health.
A Plan Built Around You
Dr. Lori Anderson explains the choices, timing, comfort options, and expected cost before you decide how to move forward.
Why It Matters
What a Secure, Complete Smile Can Change
Confidence in Conversation
A secure restoration is designed to stay in place while you speak and laugh.
A Smile Planned as a Whole
Tooth shape, proportion, color, and bite are considered together.
Support for the Jaw
Implants help transfer chewing pressure into the bone where teeth are missing.
A Long-Term Foundation
Implant support is designed for lasting use with consistent home and professional care.
Why Choose Us
Complex Care With Clear Guidance
Dr. Lori Anderson evaluates complex cases, including failed implants and complications from dental work completed elsewhere. If you have been told that your situation is difficult, the first step is a careful assessment of what is healthy, what is failing, and what can be restored.
As a Kois Center graduate, Dr. Anderson plans treatment with attention to function, comfort, and long-term health. Her conservative philosophy keeps the recommendation focused on what your mouth needs rather than a one-size-fits-all package.
The practice is one of the few in Arizona authorized to bill Medicare for specific full mouth and implant procedures. For eligible patients, possible benefits may make care more accessible. Coverage and payment are never guaranteed.
- Kois Center Graduate
- Phoenix Magazine Top Dentist
- People's Choice Award Winner – Scottsdale, AZ
What to Expect
Your Full Mouth Implant Process
Clear steps and plain-English guidance help you know what comes next.
- 01
Comprehensive Evaluation
Dr. Anderson reviews your teeth, gums, bite, existing restorations, health history, and available implant support.
- 02
A Complete Treatment Plan
See how the plan addresses function and appearance, what stages are involved, and what the expected cost may be.
- 03
Implant and Restorative Care
Treatment is completed in planned stages with local anesthesia and available sedation options, with guidance for each phase.
- 04
Final Fit and Follow-Up
Your restoration is adjusted for bite, comfort, and appearance, followed by care to keep it clean and stable.
Common Questions
Full Mouth Implants Questions
Your treatment should make sense before it begins. These answers cover the questions patients ask most often.
Full mouth treatment may be considered when many teeth are missing, damaged, failing, or no longer reasonably repairable. Your overall health and available jaw support also matter. A personal evaluation is required.
Full mouth reconstruction may take about six to twelve months. Timing varies based on healing, preparation, the number of stages, and the final plan Dr. Anderson recommends.
Your temporary and final restoration plan depends on your individual case. Dr. Anderson explains what you can expect between stages before treatment begins rather than making a general promise.
Both replace missing teeth, but implant-supported full mouth treatment uses implants in the jaw to provide stability. A conventional denture relies mainly on its fit over the gums and may move as the mouth changes.
Yes. Dr. Anderson evaluates failed dental work, including cases completed elsewhere or outside the country. She can identify the current problems and explain which parts may need repair or replacement.
The practice is authorized to bill Medicare for specific full mouth and implant procedures for eligible patients. Benefits vary, and neither coverage nor payment can be promised before your treatment and eligibility are reviewed.
Start With Answers, Not Assumptions
A failing smile can feel overwhelming, but the next step can be simple. Meet with Dr. Lori Anderson in Scottsdale, understand your options, and get a plan for moving forward.