Actual full-arch dental implant cases performed by Dr. Ozayr Mahomed, DMD, and the Innate surgical team at our implant-only practice in Plano, Texas. Real patients, real outcomes — nothing staged, nothing borrowed.
Every photograph below is from an actual patient treated at Innate Dental Solutions. Before and after images are taken in standard clinical lighting at our Plano office — no studio retouching, no stock photography, no marketing composites.
All three cases shown were planned and surgically restored by Dr. Mahomed and the Innate surgical team. Patient names and identifying details are not shared, in keeping with their privacy. Results vary from one person to the next based on bone, gum tissue, healing, and the specific implant plan chosen.
Three full-arch reconstructions completed at the practice. Each patient started with a different problem; each ended with a fixed, functional, full set of teeth.
This patient presented with failing dentition: loose teeth, recurrent infection, and a bite that could no longer be repaired tooth by tooth. The treatment plan moved from a mouth of compromised, painful teeth to a fixed, implant-supported full arch — eliminating the underlying disease and rebuilding chewing function in a single coordinated case.
Years of wear had shortened this patient's teeth, collapsed the bite, and changed the lower face. Rather than chase individual repairs, the case was rebuilt with a full-arch implant restoration that re-established proper tooth proportions, vertical dimension, and a stable, even bite. The result restores function as well as facial support.
This patient came in with broken-down teeth: fractured crowns, missing segments, and roots that could no longer support restoration. Treatment replaced the failing arch with a fixed implant-supported bridge anchored on a planned set of implants — a single, durable restoration in place of years of piecemeal repair.
Every case in the gallery followed the same broad path. The specifics differ by patient, but the steps are consistent.
A full-arch case begins with a free consultation: a conversation about the problem, a clinical exam, and a panoramic X-ray. From there, 3D imaging (CBCT) maps the bone and lets the surgical team plan exact implant positions before anyone picks up an instrument. The plan is reviewed with the patient in plain language — what the surgery involves, how many implants, what the temporary teeth look like, and what the final restoration will look like.
Surgery is performed at our Plano office under sedation. In most full-arch cases, the failing teeth are removed, implants are placed, and a fixed set of temporary teeth is delivered the same day. The patient leaves with teeth — not a removable denture — and begins a healing period during which the implants integrate with the bone.
Once healing is complete, the final restoration is fitted. This is the part you see in the "after" photos: the permanent, fixed bridge designed for everyday function and long-term durability. The full timeline, costs, and what's included are walked through up front. You can read more about each phase on our patient journey page, or compare restoration types on the implant options page.
The cases above are typical of well-managed full-arch outcomes at the practice, but they are not a guarantee of what any individual patient will experience. Bone volume, gum health, age, smoking status, diabetes, medications, and the severity of the starting condition all affect both the surgical plan and the final result. Healing timelines vary. Some patients need grafting before implants can be placed; some do not. Some cases are completed in months; some take longer. The honest answer in every case is that the treatment plan is built around the patient in front of us — and that's what the consultation is for. More questions are answered on our FAQ page.
The first visit is free — consultation, panoramic X-rays, and a full treatment plan with Dr. Mahomed. No pressure, no obligation.