All-on-X Implants

Sometimes a hybrid solution of dental implants and dentures is the most ideal for patients dealing with tooth loss. All-on-X implants are exactly that, combining the long-term stability of surgically placed titanium posts and a natural-looking prosthetic set of teeth. Depending on your needs, our dentists in Fort Smith, Rogers, and Springdale, AR, will place 4-6 implants in areas of the jaw with optimal bone density to ensure a secure foundation for the incoming non-removable denture.

Learn more about All-on-X dental implants below.

Who Can Get All-on-X Implants?

The All-on-X procedure is designed for individuals who have lost most or all of their teeth and want a stable, long-term replacement. While a full dental evaluation and medical history review is essential to confirm candidacy for All-on-X implants, many patients are eligible if they meet key health and structural requirements. This treatment isn’t just about replacing teeth, it’s about rebuilding function, comfort, and confidence.

You may qualify for All-on-X implants if:

• You are missing the majority of your teeth due to decay or extraction
• Your jawbone is fully developed
• You have sufficient bone to support implants or are eligible for a bone graft
• You don’t have medical conditions that impair bone healing (e.g., uncontrolled diabetes)
• You don’t smoke or are willing to stop using tobacco products
• You want to improve your ability to chew and speak clearly
• You’re ready to commit to the healing and implant placement process (which can take several months)

If you meet these criteria, or think you might, schedule a consultation with our local dental implant dentists to explore your options.

How All-on-X Compares to Regular Dentures

Unlike traditional dentures, which rest on the gums and often shift or require adhesives, All-on-X implants aren’t going anywhere thanks to an assortment of carefully placed titanium posts. These posts naturally fuse with your jawbone over time, creating a secure, stable base for an entire arch of prosthetic teeth.

This difference translates into everyday comfort and confidence. There’s no slipping, no clicking, and no awkward moments with messy adhesives. Plus, because the full arch implants stimulate the jawbone, they help prevent bone loss which is a major downside of conventional dentures.

While there’s still an adjustment period, implant-supported dentures like All-on-X tend to feel more natural, more quickly. This allows you to eat a wider variety of foods, speak more clearly, and return to your old self. And since the prosthetic is non-removable, you don’t need to worry about taking it in and out daily for cleaning or sleeping.