The dentist evaluates the oral condition and perform test to understand the amount of quality jaw bone available for the insertion of dental implants. After the assessment, the dentist initiates the procedure by administering a dose of local anesthesia to numb the jaw area to reduce the pain and discomfort caused during the procedure. The dentist uses special tool and drills to create a void in the jaw bone and dental implants are placed into the jaw. They look like screws or cylinders and are allowed to bond together to form anchors for the artificial teeth. A temporary teeth replacement option is worn over the implant sites and impressions are obtained to craft customized dentures or bridges.

Later, the temporary cap is removed, the dental implants are uncovered and extensions are attached to the implants that allow multiple crowns to attach to the implants. Now that a strong base is created using the dental implants and extensions, newly crafted dentures or bridges are placed and fixed to abutments or the connecting device.

Another method of full mouth fixed teeth placement is to use an implant that already has the extension piece attached to fix in the teeth. The dentist chooses the best option based on the requirement of the patient.