A complete smile, engineered to the millimeter.
myFullArch is the robotic standard for full-arch dental implants — an entire row of teeth replaced with Yomi-guided precision, fixed in place, often in a single day.
- Robotic Yomi guidance
- Fixed, permanent teeth — not dentures
- Candid pricing & private financing
Yomi
Robotic-guided surgery
300+
Robotic full arches placed
1 day
To a fixed new smile
Decades
Built to last
Precision you can feel for decades.
Full-arch implants do what dentures and single implants cannot — restore an entire smile, fixed in place. Robotic guidance is what makes the result exact.
Placed by robot, to the millimeter
Yomi robotic guidance plans and places every implant to a sub-millimeter tolerance — protecting your bone, your nerves, and your final result. It is the most precise way full-arch implants are done today.
A fixed smile in a single day
Four implants anchor a full arch. In most cases you leave the same day with fixed, non-removable teeth — then return for your final custom arch once healing is complete.
Engineered to last decades
This is not a denture and not a temporary fix. A full-arch restoration is a permanent investment in how you eat, speak, and present yourself — built to last twenty years and beyond.
Yomi — the only FDA-cleared robot for dental implants.
Yomi guides every implant along a plan mapped from your 3D scan, with haptic robotic precision no freehand technique can match. The result is engineered before the first implant is ever placed.
- Sub-millimeter, computer-guided placement
- Minimally invasive — fewer incisions, often no sutures
- Faster healing and a more predictable result
From first scan to final arch.
A guided, unhurried path — and most of the transformation happens on day one.
Begin with a consultation
- 01
Private consultation & 3D scan
A CBCT scan maps your jaw in three dimensions. You review your plan and your expected result before anything begins — in a single, unhurried conversation.
- 02
Robotic implant day
Four implants are placed with Yomi robotic guidance and a fixed temporary arch is attached — often the same day.
- 03
Heal & settle
Your implants fuse to the bone over a few months while you live, eat, and smile with your fixed temporary teeth.
- 04
Your final arch
Your custom, permanent teeth are fitted — natural in appearance, uncompromising in strength, and built to last.
Dr. Greg Pedro.
A robotic implant surgeon with 300+ full arches placed under Yomi guidance, Dr. Pedro anchors the myFullArch network — the benchmark for how robotic full-arch care should be delivered.
Yomi
Robotic surgery
300+
Robotic full arches
5/5
Patient rating
A permanent investment, priced in the open.
A full arch typically runs $20,000–$35,000 and up. We tell you what drives the number from the first conversation — and private financing is available. No pressure, no surprises.
What's included
- 3D CBCT scan & robotic surgical plan
- Four implants & same-day fixed arch
- Your final custom permanent teeth
- A single point of contact, start to finish
Full-arch care, near you
Robotic full-arch across the New York & New Jersey metro — with the network expanding nationally.
Robotic full-arch, explained.
Everything patients ask before taking the first step.
Talk to usWhat makes robotic full-arch different?
Yomi robotic guidance turns implant placement from a freehand procedure into a planned, precisely executed one. Every implant position is mapped in 3D before surgery and placed to a sub-millimeter tolerance — which protects bone and nerves, speeds recovery, and produces a more predictable final result than conventional placement.
Can I really get teeth in a day?
In most cases, yes. Four implants are placed and a fixed temporary arch is attached the same day, so you leave with a complete smile. Your final custom arch is fitted after your implants fully fuse with the bone, usually within a few months.
What does full-arch cost?
A single full arch typically ranges from $20,000 to $35,000 and up, depending on materials, the complexity of your case, and whether extractions or grafting are needed. We are candid about price from the first conversation, and private financing is available. Our cost guide breaks down exactly what drives the number.
Is it painful?
Most patients report far less discomfort than expected. The procedure is done under local anesthesia with sedation options, and robotic-guided placement is minimally invasive by design. Soreness is typically managed with over-the-counter relief.
Am I a candidate?
Most adults missing many or all of the teeth in an arch — or struggling with failing teeth or dentures — are candidates. A 3D scan confirms it. Even patients previously told they lack enough bone are often still candidates for a robotic full-arch approach.