After the Surgery
Where Your Teeth Live After Surgery
Full-arch treatment is not an event — it is a decade-long relationship.
After placement come bite adjustments, hygiene around the implants, periodic checks of the prosthesis and its connections, and repairs and relines as the years pass. The day of surgery is the beginning, not the end, of keeping full-arch teeth healthy.
Some excellent surgical practices are exactly that: surgical. A practice limited to surgery cannot also be your everyday dental home — by definition, the routine care that keeps full-arch teeth healthy for the long run happens somewhere else, at a second practice with a second record and a second team.
At Trinity Dental Arts the surgery, the prosthetics, the in-house lab, and the general dentistry all live under one roof: the doctor who placed your implants examines them at every checkup for years, the lab that built your teeth is down the hall when an adjustment is needed, and your whole history stays in one chart. One accountable doctor, before and long after surgery.
On surgery day itself, IV sedation is administered by a board-certified anesthesiologist on staff — a physician anesthesiologist managing your comfort and safety, not the operating dentist.