Full-Mouth Dental Implants in Manchester, NH

Full-mouth dental implants replace a whole upper or lower row of failing or missing teeth with a fixed set of teeth held by four or more implants, a treatment you may know as All-on-4, All-on-X or teeth in a day. At Mann Family Dental in Manchester, NH, Dr. Russell Mann plans and places every case himself for patients from Manchester, Goffstown, Bedford and Hooksett, and most go home that same day with teeth.

Starting with how you feel about your smile

If you've spent years living with teeth that hurt, loosen, or make you cover your mouth when you laugh — or a denture that never quite stays where it should — the hardest part is often just walking in the door. Dr. Mann knows that, which is why your first visit starts with a conversation about what you've been through and what you want your smile to feel like again. "There's no shame," he tells patients. "We've got to have a starting point. Let's take this in baby steps."

From there, a 3D scan of your jaw — the same scan we take for every new patient — shows Dr. Mann exactly how much bone you have, so he can walk you through every option that truly fits you: a new denture, two implants with a snap-in denture, or a full set of fixed teeth, with the pros and cons of each.

Resting comfortably through surgery day

A full-mouth case is a long, careful day, so we bring Blue Sky Anesthesia, an anesthesia team, into our Manchester dental office to give you IV medication: you breathe on your own, but you rest deeply and remember very little. By the time you arrive, Dr. Mann and our team have gone over your case together several times, and you'll already know the dos and don'ts for afterward. Your natural teeth come out, the implants go in, and any bone grafting happens in that same visit — then Dr. Mann fits a set of teeth made ahead of time over your new implants and screws it into place, so about 95% of his patients wake up with teeth they can't take out.

Designing your final smile together

You'll wear that first set for three to four months while your implants heal, and then comes the part Dr. Mann calls the fun stage: shaping your final smile with you. He tries your new teeth in so you can see them in your own face and tell him what you'd change — shorter, softer and more feminine, or square and bold. "Bring me pictures," he tells patients, because this is your smile and your say. Once you give the thumbs up, your final teeth are made, usually in zirconia, a strong ceramic that looks and feels like natural teeth.

What are full-mouth dental implants?

Full-mouth dental implants are a fixed set of teeth attached to several implants in the jaw, replacing a whole upper or lower row of teeth — or both — so nothing comes out at night. Dr. Mann plans each case around your own bone and health, which is why some patients need four implants, some need more, and some are better served by a different option entirely.

How much do full-mouth dental implants cost in Manchester, NH?

The cost depends on how many teeth are being replaced, how many implants your jaw needs, and the sedation your case calls for, so Dr. Mann gives you one clear case fee before anything begins, and that fee is all-inclusive: if your case needs extra bone grafting or gum grafting along the way, it’s part of the plan, never an added charge. Dental insurance rarely covers much of a full-mouth case, since many plans list implants as an exclusion, but we file your claims so any reimbursement comes straight to you, and we offer financing through Cherry and CareCredit. Your first step can be a complimentary consultation with a digital scan and photos.

Does getting full-mouth implants hurt?

Most patients feel very little on surgery day, because Blue Sky Anesthesia keeps you resting deeply and Dr. Mann makes sure you're thoroughly numb before you wake — "numb as a skunk," as he puts it. You'll go home with clear instructions for the days that follow, and we usually see you again the next day or early the next week to make sure you're healing comfortably.

How long do full-mouth dental implants last?

With good care at home and regular checkups, dental implants can last a lifetime, and Dr. Mann stays with you long after surgery day to keep them that way. He asks every full-mouth patient to come back every six months, because your new teeth can’t get cavities but the gums and bone around the implants still need looking after: at those visits he watches the tissue around each implant, checks that everything is snug and cleans around your new teeth, so small changes are caught early. “We’re here to the end,” he tells patients.

Can I still get implants if I've been told I don't have enough bone?

Often, yes: Dr. Mann has advanced training in bone grafting, and when your 3D scan shows the bone needs rebuilding, he can often do that during the same surgery. If implants truly aren't the right answer for you, he'll tell you so and help you find the option that is — a conversation worth having at our Manchester dental office, a short drive from Bedford, before you rule anything out.

Choosing the path that truly fits you

Full-mouth implants are life-changing for the right person, and Dr. Mann will tell you honestly when they aren't the best fit — because of your bone, your health, or your budget — and help you find something that is, "even just a denture" if that's what serves you best. He also asks for a commitment in return: "This is like a marriage," he says, because keeping your new smile healthy means changing the habits that brought you in, and he'll be right there with you while you do.

How long does the whole full-mouth implant process take?

Most of the time goes to healing, not to appointments. Planning starts with your 3D scan and a few visits to design your new smile, surgery itself is one long day under sedation that you leave with teeth, and then your implants spend three to four months bonding with the bone while you wear that first set. After that comes the try-in and your final teeth, usually in zirconia, so from your first scan to your finished smile is typically several months, and Dr. Mann maps out each step and its timing with you before you begin.

Planning your new smile with Dr. Mann

  • A fixed smile that stays in, day and night
  • Trained with oral surgeon Dr. Michael Pikos
  • Most patients leave with teeth that day
  • An anesthesia team comes to our office
  • Serving Manchester, Goffstown, Bedford and Hooksett

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How much do full-mouth dental implants cost in Manchester, NH?

    It depends on how many implants your jaw needs, whether teeth come out first, and the sedation your case calls for, so Dr. Mann gives you one clear case fee before anything begins. That fee is all-inclusive: any bone or gum grafting your case needs is part of it, never an extra charge, and Cherry or CareCredit can spread it into monthly payments.

  • Will I really go home with teeth on surgery day?

    Almost always, yes. About 95% of Dr. Mann's full-mouth patients leave our Manchester office with a fixed set of teeth screwed onto their new implants. You'll wear that set while you heal, and then we make your final teeth together.

  • Does dental insurance cover full-mouth dental implants?

    Rarely more than a small part: many dental plans list implants as an exclusion or cap what they pay each year. We're out of network, but our Manchester office files your claims so any reimbursement comes straight to you, and Dr. Mann walks you through financing so the numbers are clear before you decide anything.

  • Do you do the surgery yourself, or will I be sent somewhere else?

    Dr. Mann plans and places your implants himself at our Manchester dental office, and Blue Sky Anesthesia comes to us for your sedation. You stay with one doctor and one team from your first scan to your final smile.

  • Am I too old for full-mouth dental implants?

    Age itself rarely rules anyone out; your overall health and the bone in your jaw matter far more, and Dr. Mann sees both on the 3D scan we take at your first visit. Conditions like diabetes or smoking can slow healing, so he plans around them, and he'll tell you honestly if a different option would serve you better.