Advanced Dental Implants & Full-Arch Rehabilitation
Advanced dental implants and full-arch rehabilitation planned by Dr Francisco Riba García for complex cases, severe bone loss and advanced oral reconstruction.
Full-Arch Rehabilitation
Fixed implant-supported solutions for complete upper, lower or full-mouth rehabilitation.
Severe Bone Loss Cases
Specialist assessment for patients who have been told they do not have enough bone for conventional implants.
Zygomatic & Advanced Implants
Zygomatic, pterygoid or other advanced implant options may be considered when clinically indicated.
Same-Day Fixed Teeth
In selected cases, fixed provisional teeth may be placed on the same day as implant surgery.
Surgical Safety & Sedation
Treatment in controlled surgical settings, with conscious sedation and anaesthetist supervision when required.
Full-arch and complex implant rehabilitation
From full-arch fixed teeth to zygomatic, pterygoid or subperiosteal implants, every case is planned according to anatomy, function and surgical safety.
Full-arch & full-mouth rehabilitation
Fixed implant-supported rehabilitation for one arch or the full mouth, planned from a surgical and prosthetic perspective.
All-on-4, All-on-6 & All-on-8
Fixed full-arch implant solutions using four, six or eight implants, depending on bone anatomy, stability and prosthetic needs.
Zygomatic implants
Advanced implant solution for selected patients with severe upper jaw bone loss who are not candidates for conventional implants.
Pterygoid implants
A specialised option for selected cases where posterior support is required in the upper jaw without relying on conventional bone volume.
Subperiosteal implants
A highly specific alternative for exceptional cases, considered only after detailed 3D assessment and surgical planning.
Failed implants & complex cases
Specialist assessment for patients with failed implants, previous complications or cases considered too complex elsewhere.
Planned before surgery
3D planning for complex implant rehabilitation
Advanced implantology begins with a precise diagnosis. Each case is studied with high-resolution imaging, digital planning and a prosthetically driven approach to define the safest and most suitable implant strategy for the patient’s bone anatomy, oral condition and rehabilitation goals.
- ✓ High-resolution CT-based bone assessment
- ✓ Digital implant planning before surgery
- ✓ Evaluation of conventional, zygomatic, pterygoid or subperiosteal options
- ✓ Prosthetic planning for fixed teeth and long-term function
About Dr. Riba
Specialist oral and maxillofacial surgeon.
Advanced implantology for complex cases.
Dr Francisco Riba García is a specialist oral and maxillofacial surgeon with more than 25 years of experience in complex facial surgery, advanced implantology and full-arch oral rehabilitation. His hospital background and surgical experience allow him to approach complex dental implant cases from a broader anatomical, functional and reconstructive perspective.
Recognised specialist in Spain Restoring fixed teeth is not only about implants.
It is about function, confidence and quality of life.
Your patient journey
A precise pathway for complex implant rehabilitation
Consultation
We assess your oral condition, previous treatments, bone loss, functional needs and expectations.
3D diagnosis
High-resolution imaging allows Dr Riba to evaluate bone anatomy, implant possibilities and surgical complexity.
Treatment planning
A personalised surgical and prosthetic plan is defined, including conventional, zygomatic, pterygoid or subperiosteal options when indicated.
Surgery
Implant surgery is performed in a controlled surgical setting, with conscious sedation and anaesthetist supervision when required.
Fixed teeth & follow-up
When clinical conditions allow it, provisional fixed teeth may be placed on the same day, followed by healing, final prosthesis and long-term review.
Safety & surgical excellence
Surgical safety.
Controlled clinical settings.
Advanced implantology and full-arch rehabilitation require more than technical precision. They require careful diagnosis, surgical planning, anaesthesia control, prosthetic coordination and a safe clinical environment adapted to the complexity of each case.
Depending on the patient’s medical condition and surgical needs, treatment may be performed in Face Clinic’s own surgical facilities with conscious sedation supervised by anaesthetists, or in a hospital environment when required.
Request a complex case assessmentHospital environment
Hospital-based care may be indicated for major procedures, medically complex patients or advanced surgical cases.
Conscious sedation
Selected procedures can be performed with conscious sedation monitored by anaesthetists for patient comfort and safety.
Digital planning
3D imaging, implant planning and surgical-prosthetic protocols help define the safest strategy for each case.
Specialist follow-up
Continuous clinical support before, during and after treatment, including healing, provisional teeth and final rehabilitation.
La Moraleja University Hospital
Hospital-based surgery for major or medically complex cases
Face Clinic Dr. Riba
Consultations, diagnosis, planning and selected surgical procedures
Why choose advanced surgical implantology?
Conventional dental implants may be suitable when there is enough bone and the case is straightforward. Complex full-arch rehabilitation requires a broader surgical, anatomical and prosthetic approach, especially in patients with severe bone loss, failed implants or cases previously considered unsuitable for treatment.
- Complex case assessment: each patient is evaluated according to bone anatomy, oral condition, previous treatments and surgical difficulty.
- Advanced implant options: zygomatic, pterygoid or subperiosteal implants may be considered when conventional implants are not enough.
- Full-arch rehabilitation planning: treatment is planned to restore fixed teeth, function, aesthetics and long-term stability.
- Surgical safety: procedures are performed in controlled clinical settings, with sedation or hospital care when required.
Clinical results
Real patients. Carefully planned outcomes.
Each result depends on the patient’s anatomy, diagnosis, treatment planning and clinical judgement.
Images are shown with patient consent. Results may vary; an individual assessment is required.
Advanced dental implants
Frequently asked questions
Key information about complex implant cases, full-arch rehabilitation, digital planning and individual treatment assessment.
Dental implant rehabilitations are designed to be a long-term treatment, but their durability depends on several factors: bone quality, implant planning, oral hygiene, bite forces, smoking, medical history and regular maintenance. In full-arch cases, the implants and the prosthetic teeth must be reviewed periodically to monitor stability, function and wear over time.
Advanced dental implant treatments are generally considered safe when they are planned and performed by an experienced surgical team after a complete diagnosis. In complex cases, digital planning, 3D imaging and a personalised treatment plan are essential to assess bone volume, anatomical structures, surgical risks and the most appropriate implant approach.
The aim of implant-supported rehabilitation is to restore function, stability and a natural-looking appearance. The final result depends on the patient’s anatomy, gum support, smile line, prosthetic design, material selection and clinical planning. In full-arch cases, the objective is not only to replace missing teeth, but also to achieve facial harmony, comfort and a balanced bite.
In many cases, lack of bone does not automatically mean that dental implants are impossible. Some patients may require bone regeneration, sinus lift procedures, zygomatic implants, pterygoid implants or other advanced techniques. The right option depends on a detailed clinical and radiological assessment.
The cost of full-arch implant rehabilitation varies depending on the number of implants, the complexity of the case, the type of prosthesis, the need for additional procedures, sedation requirements and the materials used. A personalised diagnosis is necessary to provide an accurate treatment plan and quotation.
For suitable patients, full-arch implant rehabilitation can significantly improve chewing function, dental stability, comfort and quality of life compared with removable dentures. However, whether it is the right treatment depends on the patient’s oral health, expectations, medical history and anatomical conditions.
Request a consultation with Dr Riba
In-person appointments in Madrid, Spain —Barrio Salamanca district and Aravaca-Pozuelo— or online video consultation.
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