Stabili-Teeth® at Linworth Family Dental

Same-Day, Affordable Full-Arch Tooth Replacement

Loose dentures. Teeth that keep failing one at a time. Being told you don't have enough bone for implants. If any of that sounds familiar, you're not out of options. You just haven't found the right one yet. 

Dr. Daniel Whittaker, DMD, is the only certified and trained Stabili-Teeth dentist in Ohio. At Linworth Family Dental, he provides this advanced treatment to patients throughout Columbus, Dublin, and surrounding Central Ohio communities. If you are searching for where to get Stabili-Teeth dental implants near you, Linworth Family Dental is your local provider for this service in Central Ohio.

This procedure offers a fixed-cost approach to full-arch dental implants, making permanent replacement of your teeth a considerably more affordable option for many patients.

All the Benefits, Less Than Half the Cost

Traditional implants work well for some patients, but many are turned away over bone loss or cost before they ever get a real answer. 

Stabili-Teeth provides an economical way to restore an entire arch using a combination of conventional and narrow-diameter implants, or NDI implants. Six implants support each full arch, providing the stability needed for a fixed full set of teeth.

The protocol provides:

• Immediate functional teeth on the day of surgery
• A fixed full arch supported by six implants
• An efficient process designed to provide teeth quickly
• Final teeth after the implants have healed
• A clear, inclusive cost for treatment
• A considerably more affordable option than many traditional approaches

The current Stabili-Teeth cost is $12,500 per arch or $23,500 for both arches. The inclusive cost covers six implants, same-day new teeth, final custom teeth, extractions and grafting when needed, and the patented full-arch implant protocol. Individual circumstances may result in additional costs

What Sets Stabili-Teeth Apart?

Stabili-Teeth was developed to make full-arch implant treatment more efficient, stable, and accessible. You don't need perfect bone or anatomy to qualify for treatment, as it is meant to help patients whom other systems can't. Overall, it has revolutionized how patients can receive new teeth by providing two key differences:

Same-Day Stability and Functional Teeth

On the day of surgery, remaining teeth can be removed when necessary, implants are placed, and functional provisional new teeth are attached. This attachment of functional provisional new teeth allows you to leave the office with a beautiful set of functional provisional teeth while your implants continue through the healing process.

This provides immediate functional and aesthetic results without requiring you to spend the initial healing period without teeth.

Stability Throughout Healing

Stabili-Teeth uses both NDI and conventional implants according to available bone and bone density. This approach is designed to provide overall stability while the implants heal over four months.

Once healing is complete and the implants have reached the necessary stability, your final teeth are attached. The result is a fixed full arch designed to restore everyday function and provide a long-term tooth replacement solution.

The Treatment Process

The Stabili-Teeth process is designed to be straightforward and efficient. Dr. Whittaker begins with an evaluation of your oral health and the condition of your teeth to determine whether you are a good candidate.

1. Remove Remaining Teeth

Failing or damaged teeth are removed when necessary. Extractions and grafting, if needed as part of the planned treatment, are included in the cost.

2. Place the Implants

Dr. Whittaker places conventional and NDI implants according to your available bone and bone density. The use of narrow-diameter implants is an important part of the patented protocol.

3. Attach Your Provisional Teeth

Functional provisional teeth are attached on the day of surgery. You leave with a full set of teeth designed to provide immediate function and aesthetic results while you heal.

4. Receive Your Final Custom Teeth

Once the implants have healed and reached the necessary stability, your final custom teeth are delivered and attached. These final teeth provide your long-term full-arch restoration.

Like any dental procedure, Stabili-Teeth can be associated with certain side effects or risks. These may include temporary swelling, discomfort at the procedure site, minor bleeding, or, in rare cases, infection or failure. It's important to discuss your medical history and any concerns with your dental provider to minimize these risks and ensure the best possible outcome.

Are You a Candidate for Stabili-Teeth?

Stabili-Teeth was designed for real-world mouths, including patients with complex dental needs. You may be a good candidate if you have:

• Failing or broken teeth
• Multiple missing teeth
• No remaining natural teeth
• Long-term denture use
• Severe bone loss
• Difficulty chewing
• Been told elsewhere that you are not a candidate for traditional implants

Bone loss does not automatically prevent you from receiving this procedure. The protocol was designed for patients with different levels of available bone. Your individual anatomy and oral health still need to be evaluated to determine whether treatment is appropriate.

Stabili-Teeth may be used to restore the upper arch, lower jaw, or both arches, depending on your needs. During your consultation, Dr. Whittaker can discuss your different options and explain what the entire process would involve.

If additional treatment is needed, such as bone grafts or extra surgery, those needs can be discussed as part of your treatment plan. Our goal is to follow best practices while creating a treatment plan based on your individual dental needs.