“Dedicated to Enhancing Your Smile with Exceptional Care and Expertise”.
“Dedicated to Enhancing Your Smile with Exceptional Care and Expertise”.
“Dedicated to Enhancing Your Smile with Exceptional Care and Expertise”.
“Dedicated to Enhancing Your Smile with Exceptional Care and Expertise”.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Angela Leung, DDS – Last reviewed August 19, 2026
If your teeth are failing or your denture won’t stay put you need a solution that lets you chew comfortably, speak clearly, and stop worrying about movement, sore spots, and broken dental work.
At Angela Leung DDS PC – The Endodontics Implant Center, we rebuild full-mouth function by planning the final bite and smile first, then placing implants and restorations to support long-term stability so your new teeth don’t just look good in photos… they feel right in real life.
Full-mouth tooth loss (or near-tooth loss) usually shows up as:
When those problems keep repeating, the issue is rarely just one tooth. It’s the whole system: bite position, force distribution, and the stability of what you’re chewing on.
A lot of implant marketing is focused on surgery day. Patients deserve something better: a plan that protects comfort and longevity.
Our full-mouth approach prioritizes:
Patient takeaway: You’re not “getting implants.” You’re getting your bite and smile rebuilt for daily comfort and durability.
You shouldn’t have to agree to a life-changing procedure without seeing a clear blueprint.
Our planning commonly includes:
This “record-based” process reduces surprises and helps you understand why the sequence matters.
Replacing missing teeth with durable artificial implants.
Specialized care for complex dental procedures.
Specialized dental care treating tooth pulp and roots.
Specialized care for gums and supporting structures.
Repairing teeth for function, health, aesthetics.
Enhance smiles with aesthetic and dental treatments.
Precise evaluation of bite alignment and jaw function.
Clear, precise guidance for safe and effective surgery.
Every full-mouth case is different. During your evaluation, we’ll talk through options based on bone, health history, timeline, and your goals for fixed vs. removable teeth.
Common solution categories include:
Your plan should match your anatomy and your lifestyle—not a one-size template.
People missing most or all teeth, living with failing teeth, or struggling with unstable dentures who want a stable long-term replacement.
A full-mouth implant restoration strategy that connects diagnostics, implant placement, and the final prosthesis so the end result supports comfort, function, and durability.
While each plan is customized, full-mouth implant restorations typically move through phases:
We gather CBCT + scans/photos, review health history, and map out the safest sequence.
This may include removing failing teeth, managing infection, or preparing bone/soft tissue.
Implants are placed according to the plan and stability targets.
A transitional set of teeth helps maintain appearance and function while healing occurs.
The final prosthesis is designed for bite balance, comfort, and cleansability—then refined with follow-up adjustments.
You’ll always know where you are in the sequence and what the next checkpoint is.
Many patients delay treatment because they’re worried about pain, time off work, or how they’ll look during healing.
Here’s how we keep the process manageable:
If a phased plan is clinically appropriate, we’ll discuss it so you can move forward with clarity instead of pressure.
Full-mouth implant restorations are a major investment. Your total cost depends on:
We’ll review insurance/payment options and outline your plan in writing so you can make a confident decision.
You’re not just getting instructions—you’re getting a practice that’s set up for precise diagnosis and careful surgical planning when needed.
We emphasize:
We’ll give you a written plan with costs before treatment begins, then help you choose a realistic path forward.
Possibly. Candidacy depends on CBCT findings, health history, and which implant/restoration design fits your anatomy.
Not necessarily. Many plans include temporary teeth, but it depends on stability targets and safety considerations.
It depends on hygiene goals, anatomy, bite forces, and budget. We’ll compare both using your records.
Some cases move quickly; others need staging for healing and stability. You’ll receive a written sequence with time ranges after the evaluation.
Implants are designed for long service life, but longevity depends on hygiene, bite forces, medical risk factors, and maintenance visits.
Angela Leung DDS PC – The Endodontics Implant Center
1131 Mission Road, South San Francisco, CA 94080
Phone: 415-681-2697
Hours: Monday–Friday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm (Saturday & Sunday closed)
If you’re dealing with missing teeth, failing dental work, or full-mouth breakdown, the fastest relief is clarity.
