A New Smile That Stays In From the Golden Isles' Board-Certified Oral Surgeon
InnovaSmile full-arch (All-on-4 / All-on-X) replaces a full set of teeth with fixed, natural-looking teeth. No sales team. No pressure. Your consultation is with the surgeon who will do your surgery.
- 5.0
- ( 300+ Google reviews )
- Board-certified DMD/MD oral surgeon
- 300+ smiles restored
Hear it from the people who lived it
Dentures, snap-ins, or InnovaSmile?
- Minimal visits
- Immediate function
- Construction
- Sleek, low-profile design
- Chewing efficiency
- Natural speech
- Helps preserve jawbone
- Service life
- Frequent sore-spot adjustments
- Adjustment period required
- Acrylic on gums
- Bulky flanges over the palate
- Reduced vs. natural teeth
- Adjustment period required
- Pressure contributes to bone loss
- Refit / remake over time
- Regular visits to replace worn parts
- Implants need months to heal
- Acrylic on implant attachments
- Bulky flanges
- Improved vs. dentures
- Adjustment period required
- Some preservation at implant sites
- Attachment parts replaced regularly
- Minimal follow-ups
- Fixed provisional within 24 hours
- Titanium and zirconia
- Low-profile
- High chewing efficiency
- Natural speech
- Helps preserve jawbone
- Long service life with proper care
Three steps, start to finish
Consult with the surgeon
A conversation and a 3D scan — with the person who would actually do your surgery. We'll tell you every option that's realistic for your mouth, including the ones we'd steer you away from.
Surgery day
Implants placed with 3D navigation, under anesthesia — and your fixed provisional teeth are delivered within 24 hours of surgery.
Your final teeth — and local follow-up for life
Your final restoration is made and maintained here in Brunswick, minutes away, by the surgeon who did your case.
Many patients assume bone loss disqualifies them. It usually doesn't — bone grafting, tilted-implant placement, and remote-anchorage techniques make full-arch possible for many people who were told no. The 3D scan at your consult gives the real answer.
Is full-arch right for you? (And when we'd say no.)
Full-arch is a life-changing operation for the right patient — and the wrong operation for some. If keeping some of your teeth, or a simpler treatment, is the better call for you, that’s what we’ll recommend.
Full-arch is a life-changing operation for the right patient — and the wrong operation for some. If keeping some of your teeth, or a simpler treatment, is the better call for you, that’s what we’ll recommend.
What full-arch really costs - openly
Fixed full-arch options at Innova typically run $23,000 to $38,000 per arch, depending on the option you choose — a two-implant snap-in option for the lower jaw can lower the entry cost, and complex or revision cases are quoted individually.
With financing through Cherry or Sunbit, that can be for example about $628/month over 60 months at 5.99% APR (an example, not an offer; your terms depend on approval).
Dr. Dexter Mattox, DMD, MD
Dr. Dexter Mattox, DMD, MD is a board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon — trained as both a surgeon and a physician. Every full-arch case at Innova is planned on 3D imaging, placed with surgical navigation, and restored and maintained in-house. The surgeon who plans your case performs your surgery and every follow-up, locally, for the life of the restoration.
- X-Nav surgical navigation
- CBCT 3D imaging
- Photogrammetry
- In-house 3D printing
Find Out If InnovaSmile is Right For You
If full-arch looks right for you, your in-person consultation with the surgeon is free. Imaging details are covered when you book.
We’ll call or text once to schedule. No pressure, no repeated calls.
You're all set.
Take your time. Bring your spouse.
Get a second opinion. When you’re ready, your consult is with the surgeon.
FAQ
Fixed full-arch options at Innova typically run $23,000–$38,000 per arch depending on the option; snap-in options cost less, complex and revision cases are quoted individually after 3D imaging. We publish the full breakdown openly.
There are legitimate lower-cost paths — including a two-implant snap-in overdenture for the lower jaw, and a staged approach that starts with a provisional fixed bridge while you plan toward the definitive restoration. See every option honestly compared.
Yes — from anyone you like. We encourage it. Take your time; this is a big decision, and good treatment recommendations survive second opinions.
You’re comfortable and asleep under IV sedation with a dedicated anesthesia provider. Most patients report far less recovery discomfort than they expected.
That’s the popular name, and it points at the right idea — teeth that stay in and don’t come out. We avoid the word “permanent,” though, because it overpromises: fixed implant teeth are long-lasting, but like anything in the body, they need ongoing professional care. Fixed and honest beats permanent and oversold.
Yes, you will be able to eat normally with your new teeth. However, it’s important to follow our guidelines during the initial healing period to ensure the best results. For the first four months after your procedure, you should stick to a soft food diet. This means avoiding crunchy or chewy foods like apples, carrots, and steak. After this healing period, you can gradually return to a normal diet and enjoy all your favorite foods with confidence and comfort. Our team will provide you with detailed instructions and support throughout the entire process to ensure a smooth and successful recovery.
Yes, the teeth will look natural. We collaborate with a restorative cosmetic dentist who will help optimize the design to ensure you have the smile you want. Our goal is to create teeth that not only function well but also blend seamlessly with your natural appearance. You’ll be involved in the design process to make sure the final result meets your expectations and gives you a beautiful, confident smile.
While no treatment can be guaranteed to last a lifetime, dental implants are a highly successful procedure with excellent potential for lifetime results. The longevity of your new teeth depends on several factors, including your oral hygiene, regular maintenance with your care team, and your overall health. By following a thorough home care routine, attending regular check-ups, and maintaining good general health, you can significantly extend the lifespan of your implants. Our team will provide you with the guidance and support needed to help ensure the best possible outcome for your new teeth.
The all-on-X treatment is a dental implant procedure that replaces an entire arch of missing or broken teeth with a fixed bridge supported by as few as four implants. This approach provides a stable and long-lasting solution for restoring your smile.
The all-on-X procedure typically takes one day for the surgery, but the entire process from initial consultation to final restoration can take several months, including healing and adjustment periods. Our team will guide you through each step to ensure a smooth experience.
Most patients report minimal discomfort during and after the all-on-X procedure. We use advanced techniques and anesthesia to ensure your comfort throughout the process. Post-surgery, any discomfort can usually be managed with routine pain medication.
Caring for your new teeth involves regular brushing and flossing, along with routine dental check-ups. We will provide you with detailed instructions and tips to maintain your oral hygiene and ensure the longevity of your implants.
Coverage for the all-on-X treatment varies by insurance plan. Our team will help you understand your insurance benefits and explore financing options to make the treatment more affordable.
As with any surgical procedure, there are potential risks, including infection, implant failure, and complications related to anesthesia. Our experienced team takes every precaution to minimize these risks and ensure your safety and comfort.