Full Mouth Dental Implants in Hyderabad. Fixed Teeth in a Day.

Full mouth dental implants at FMS Dental Hyderabad start from Rs. 3,75,000/jaw for conventional 6–8 implants. All-on-4: Rs. 4,00,000+/jaw. All-on-6: Rs. 6,00,000/jaw. Zygomatic: Rs. 8,00,000+/jaw. Both jaws All-on-4: Rs. 8,00,000+. Every price includes CBCT-guided surgery, Nobel Biocare or Straumann implants, same-day provisional bridge, custom final prosthetics, all monitoring visits, and lifetime warranty.

Because quotes include different things. Some quote only the implants, not the prosthetic bridge. Some quote one jaw. Some use generic brands, not Nobel Biocare or Straumann. Some exclude the CBCT scan. At FMS Dental every price is all-inclusive: CBCT, CBCT-guided surgery, Nobel Biocare or Straumann implants, provisional bridge, final prosthetics, all monitoring, and lifetime warranty.

Yes. FMS Dental offers EMI payment plans starting from Rs. 5,000/month. Zero-interest options are available on select credit cards. Flexible instalment structures are discussed with the billing team at your assessment appointment.

Both jaws All-on-4 at FMS Dental costs Rs. 8,00,000–12,00,000 depending on protocol and prosthetic choice. The equivalent in the USA costs $44,000–$100,000 for both jaws; UK: £30,000–£60,000. The implant systems — Nobel Biocare, Straumann — are sourced through the same supply chains globally. The cost difference reflects labour economics and overhead, not clinical quality differences.

The consultation covers: full medical and dental history, medications review, oral examination, expected outcome discussion, and identification of the likely protocol. A CBCT 3D scan is then taken — it maps every millimetre of bone, nerve positions, and sinus anatomy. Dr. Shailaja Reddy shows you the scan and explains exactly what your bone allows and what is recommended. Duration: 45–60 minutes. No procedures at the first visit.

Conventional full arch or All-on-4 takes 2–3 hours per jaw. All-on-6: 2.5–4 hours per jaw. Zygomatic or pterygoid cases: 3–5 hours. Both jaws in a single session takes 4–8 hours total depending on protocol. General anaesthesia is available for patients who prefer full sedation — FMS Dental is NABH accredited with full anaesthesia infrastructure.

Surgery is performed under local anaesthesia covering the entire operative field — you feel no pain during the procedure. General anaesthesia (GA) is available as a full sedation option. Post-operative discomfort is managed with prescribed anti-inflammatory and analgesic medication for 5–10 days. Most patients describe the post-operative experience as comparable to a complex tooth extraction, not what they anticipated from full mouth surgery.

At FMS Dental: Consultation and CBCT is appointment one. Surgery with same-day provisional bridge is 1–2 weeks later. Monthly osseointegration monitoring for 3–6 months. Final zirconia prosthetics at month 4–6. Total: 5–8 months from first appointment to permanent teeth. NRI patients: 7 days for surgery + provisional bridge (Visit 1), then a return at 4–6 months for final prosthetics (Visit 2).

Yes. FMS Dental has specifically designed protocols for severe bone loss. For the upper jaw: Zygomatic Implants anchor in the cheekbone — no jaw bone needed, no graft, same-day teeth. For posterior upper jaw deficiency: Pterygoid Implants avoid sinus lifts. For lower jaw bone loss: All-on-4's angled technique reaches denser anterior bone in most cases. FMS Dental has performed these protocols since 2008–2011.

Zygomatic implants are 35–55mm implants that bypass the upper jaw entirely and anchor into the zygomatic bone (cheekbone) — a dense structure that does not undergo resorption. They are used when the upper jaw has severe or total bone loss where even angled All-on-4 implants cannot achieve primary stability. No bone graft is required. Fixed teeth are placed the same day. FMS Dental has performed zygomatic implants since 2011 under Dr. Shailaja Reddy and Dr. Dushyanth Paul.

Pterygoid implants are anchored in the pterygoid process of the sphenoid bone — a dense structure at the back of the upper jaw that does not resorb. They address severe posterior bone deficiency, eliminating the need for sinus lifts or posterior bone grafts. Combined with anterior implants, they enable complete upper arch rehabilitation even when conventional posterior implant placement is impossible.

Frequently, yes. Many patients who have been told implants are impossible by other clinics are suitable for zygomatic or pterygoid protocols at FMS Dental. The standard assessment at most clinics is based on panoramic X-rays, which underestimate available bone. A CBCT scan provides the volumetric data needed to plan zygomatic or pterygoid approaches. Dr. Shailaja Reddy and Dr. Dushyanth Paul jointly evaluate complex no-bone cases. A CBCT at FMS Dental is the definitive answer.

Days 1–4: swelling, bruising, managed discomfort. Days 5–10: most swelling resolves. Week 2: most patients return to desk work. Weeks 3–6: near-normal function with soft dietary restrictions. Months 1–5: osseointegration — full daily function with medium diet. After final prosthetics: permanent unrestricted function. NRI patients are cleared to fly home 5–7 days after surgery.

Weeks 1–2: liquids, smoothies, soup, yogurt, soft fish, scrambled eggs — nothing requiring chewing resistance. Weeks 3–6: soft-cooked foods, pasta, soft bread, well-cooked vegetables. Months 2–5: progressively firmer foods as osseointegration advances. After final prosthetics: no permanent restrictions. Hard or sticky food risks provisional bridge fracture before osseointegration is complete.

Three daily actions: (1) Soft-bristle brush (electric preferred) twice daily, covering all implant margins and the gingival surface of the bridge. (2) Water flosser once daily at 45° under the bridge margin — this is the single most important step for preventing peri-implantitis. (3) Antimicrobial rinse twice daily for the first 3 months, then as directed at annual review. Annual review at any FMS Dental branch maintains the warranty and catches early bone loss.

Yes, in most cases. Well-controlled diabetes (HbA1c under 8) is not a contraindication for implants at FMS Dental. HbA1c confirmation is required before scheduling surgery. Where needed, FMS Dental coordinates with the patient's physician to bring levels within a safe range before proceeding. An adjusted antibiotic protocol is used. Standard osseointegration is achieved in well-controlled diabetics.

All-on-4: 4 angled implants, graftless in most cases, Rs. 4,00,000+/jaw — appropriate for moderate bone loss and average arch dimensions. All-on-6: 6 implants, superior load distribution, Rs. 6,00,000/jaw — preferred when CBCT shows adequate bone at all six sites and higher bite force is expected. The decision is made from your CBCT data by Dr. Shailaja Reddy — not from budget preference.

Full mouth implants are fixed to bone — they do not slip, restrict diet, or require adhesive. They preserve jaw bone by transmitting biting force through the bone, preventing the progressive resorption that dentures cause. High-quality dentures in Hyderabad cost Rs. 30,000–1,50,000 and need relining every 2–3 years and replacement every 5–7 years. Over 20 years the cumulative cost approaches Rs. 3–6 lakhs. Full mouth implants at FMS Dental are a one-time investment with lifetime warranty coverage.

Full mouth implants at FMS Dental are designed to last the patient's lifetime. Published Nobel Biocare data shows 95%+ implant survival at 10 years in well-maintained patients. FMS Dental's lifetime warranty covers implant failure for the patient's lifetime, subject to annual review attendance and no smoking.

Day 1: Arrive and rest. Day 2: CBCT scan and consultation — written treatment plan provided same day. Day 3: Implant surgery + same-day provisional fixed bridge. Days 4–6: Recovery at accommodation — WhatsApp and phone monitoring. Day 7: Post-operative review + departure clearance. Return at month 4–6 for final zirconia prosthetics (3–5 day second visit). Lifetime warranty issued at final visit.

Yes. WhatsApp +91 88850 60780 with any existing dental records — OPG, panoramic X-ray, or CBCT from your home country. Dr. Shailaja Reddy's team reviews them and provides a written preliminary assessment within 48 hours: likely protocol, cost range, and whether existing imaging is sufficient or a new CBCT on arrival is needed. Once confirmed, 7-day protocol dates are scheduled.