Feasibility assessment of full mouth implants

Full-mouth implants are a dental restoration method designed to replace all missing teeth in the mouth, restoring full chewing function and a beautiful smile. However, a thorough feasibility assessment is required as to whether to proceed with full-mouth implantation. Oral health is an important factor in evaluating the feasibility of full-mouth implants. Oral diseases such as periodontal disease and tooth decay may affect the success rate of dental implants, so a thorough oral examination and treatment is required. The patient's general health also needs to be considered. Some systemic diseases, such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease, may affect the healing process of dental implants and increase surgical risks. Therefore, it is necessary to evaluate the patient's systemic health status before performing full-mouth implants. The patient's oral anatomy also needs to be considered. Some patients may have problems such as alveolar bone loss or abnormal anatomy, which may affect the stability and aesthetics of dental implants. Patients need to understand the surgical risks, costs, and postoperative care and maintenance of full-mouth implants, and make decisions based on their own circumstances.