Full-arch dental implants · Tampa, Florida
A new smile.
A fuller life.
For the meals, the photographs, and the moments you want to be fully part of.
A fixed, full-arch alternative to failing teeth or loose dentures, planned and provided by Mark J. Greenwald, DDS, at The Destination Smile in Tampa.
Same-day temporary teeth may be possible for eligible patients. Final teeth are fitted after healing.
Your dentistMark J. Greenwald, DDSThe Destination Smile · Tampa
- One dentist, start to finishPlanning, surgery, and your final teeth.
- Planned on your own anatomy3D imaging and planning in this office.
- The number in writingA written plan and fees before you decide.
For the meals you’ve been ordering around.The photographs you’ve been standing behind.The laugh you’ve been holding back.
Every mouth is different, and so is every plan. A consultation is where you find out what is realistic for yours.
Models. Not actual patients.
What full-arch treatment is
A full set of teeth, fixed in place.
Full-arch treatment replaces an entire upper or lower set of teeth with a restoration supported by dental implants.
A fixed restoration stays in place day to day. You care for it at home, and it is checked and maintained professionally. It is one of several ways to replace teeth, and it is not the right answer for everyone.
Your first step is finding out what suits you. That may be full-arch implants, a different implant option, or keeping teeth that can still be treated.
Understand full-arch treatment
Who is accountable
One doctor.
The whole picture.
The dentist who plans your treatment is the dentist who performs the surgery and fits your teeth.
Dr. Mark Greenwald brings the planning, surgical, and restorative stages together, so each decision supports the next. From your first images to the fit of your final teeth, you know who is responsible for your care.
- Mark J. Greenwald, DDS
- The Destination Smile · Tampa
- Education
- Doctor of Dental Surgery, University of Colorado School of Dental Medicine
How the path works
A big decision. A clear path.
You don’t need to arrive with the answers. Each stage has one purpose, and you decide whether to take the next one.
- First visit
Understand your starting point.
Meet Dr. Greenwald, talk about your goals, and have an examination. Imaging and your health history guide which options suit you.
- Your plan
See it in writing.
You receive a written treatment plan and fees. Take it home. Ask about alternatives and anything priced separately.
- Surgery day
Implants, and temporary teeth if suitable.
Same-day temporary teeth depend on your clinical evaluation and the stability of the implants at surgery. If they are not appropriate for you, your plan says what happens instead.
- Healing & final teeth
Time to come together.
Healing and follow-up come first. Your final teeth are then made for your smile and bite, with a continuing care routine to help maintain them.
Nothing is decided in the chair. You take the plan home.
Each stage ends with a conversation, not a commitment. If the plan does not suit you, you will have it in writing, and you are free to think it over or look at other options.
See each stage in detail
Comfort
Nervous belongs in the conversation.
Surgery here is done with local anesthetic, or under general anesthesia when it is appropriate for your health and treatment.
General anesthesia is given and monitored by a physician anesthesiologist. Dr. Greenwald does the dentistry. Which options are suitable for you is decided at your consultation, after a review of your health history.
How comfort is plannedCost clarity
Understand the plan. Then take your time.
Full-arch care is a significant decision. Its cost depends on your treatment needs, the number of arches, and the care involved.
That is why we do not publish a price here. You receive a written plan that states what is recommended and what it costs, before anything is scheduled.
Explore cost & financing- Know what is included
- Your plan lists the surgery, anesthesia if you choose it, and follow-up, and states whether the fee covers your temporary teeth, your final teeth, or both.
- Understand your choices
- Talk through alternatives, and any treatment that may be priced separately.
- Explore ways to pay
- Ask about financing through Cherry or CareCredit. Approval and terms are set by the lender.
- Uninsured or not using insurance
- You have the right to a written Good Faith Estimate of expected charges.
Questions
Good questions deserve real answers.
Bring the rest to your consultation. There is room for those, too.
Could full-arch implants be right for me?
They may be an option if you have many missing or failing teeth, or want to discuss alternatives to removable dentures. An examination, imaging, and a review of your health are needed to assess suitability and alternatives. No online checklist can confirm candidacy.
Will I have teeth on the day of surgery?
Same-day temporary teeth may be possible for eligible patients. The decision depends on your clinical evaluation and the stability of the implants at surgery. These are temporary teeth; your final restoration follows healing. Ask what your plan includes if same-day teeth are not appropriate.
How are fixed teeth different from dentures?
A fixed full-arch restoration is attached to implants and stays in place for everyday use. A removable implant-supported denture is designed to be taken out by the patient. Both need care, and fixed teeth still require cleaning, follow-up, and sometimes professional removal for maintenance or repair.
What if I’m nervous about treatment?
Tell us what concerns you when you call. Your consultation can include a discussion of comfort and anesthesia options, including whether general anesthesia with a physician anesthesiologist is appropriate for your health and treatment.
How much will my treatment cost?
A personal assessment is needed to quote your care. The number of arches, extractions, additional procedures, the restoration, and anesthesia can all affect the total. Ask for a written plan explaining what is included and what is separate. Financing may be available through Cherry or CareCredit, subject to approval and terms.
Can I come from outside Tampa?
Call before arranging travel so the office can discuss consultation, treatment, and follow-up needs with you. The number and timing of visits depend on your care. Travel after treatment and any anesthesia arrangements need to be discussed with your treating team.
Your next step
Let’s talk about your smile.
Tell us what has been holding you back, and ask your first questions.
A consultation is a conversation, an examination, and a written plan you take home. Nothing is decided in the chair.
(813) 908-2444Call the practice to plan your consultation. Ask about availability and any consultation or imaging fees when you call.
- FirstTalk through what you want to change.
- ThenHave an examination, with imaging if it is needed.
- Before you decideReceive a written treatment plan and fees.
- Visit
- The Destination Smile
16654 N Dale Mabry Hwy, Suite 1030
Tampa, FL 33618Get directions (opens in a new tab) - Hours
- Monday – Thursday
- 7:00 am – 4:00 pm
- Friday – Sunday
- Closed
- Your dentist
- Mark J. Greenwald, DDS
The Destination Smile · Tampa
Care beyond implants
Here for the everyday, too.
The Destination Smile is the next chapter for Enlow & Vance: the same Tampa address, with general, cosmetic, and emergency dental care alongside implant treatment.
