CBCT-planned arches
Every implant position comes off the scan before surgery begins.
- Low-radiation 3D planning
- Bone density read per site
- Nerve and sinus mapping
- Written surgical plan
Metal-Free Full Arches in St. Petersburg, Florida
Full-arch reconstruction
Full-arch reconstruction
in St. Petersburg, FL.
When a full arch needs rebuilding, Dr. Carlo Litano, DMD plans it on low-radiation CBCT imaging and rebuilds it on metal-free zirconia implants under the Swiss BioHealth protocol. Planning, surgery, and restoration finish in one office on Mirror Lake.
Why Zirconia Arches
Full-arch zirconia reconstruction.
A full arch is the largest restoration dentistry places, and material choice compounds across it. Zirconia keeps the entire reconstruction metal-free, non-corroding, and free of galvanic currents, planned tooth by tooth on 3D imaging.
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Zirconia at every position
Ceramic implants carry the arch without metal anywhere in the mouth.
- Metal-free zirconia ceramic
- Zero corrosion, zero currents
- Single-piece and two-piece options
- Swiss BioHealth protocol
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Finished in-house
The on-site lab restores the arch without outside labs or long temporaries.
- Primescan digital impressions
- In-house CAD/CAM milling
- Metal-free restorations
- One office, start to finish
Implant Arch vs Denture
Implant arch vs conventional denture.
Dentures rebuild the smile from the gums up. An implant-borne arch rebuilds it from the bone up, and the difference shows daily.
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| Property | Zirconia implant arch | Conventional denture |
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| Anchoring | Fixed on ceramic implants | Rests on the gums |
| Material | Metal-free zirconia | Acrylic, metal common |
| Stability | Implant-anchored | Adhesives and suction |
| Bone | Implants keep the bone loaded | Ridge resorbs over time |
| Planning | CBCT-planned per site | Impressions only |
Trained in Switzerland
Trained by the pioneer of ceramic implants.
Dr. Ulrich Volz developed the first FDA-cleared ceramic dental implant and founded Swiss BioHealth in Kreuzlingen, Switzerland. Dr. Carlo Litano, DMD studied under him directly and is the only dentist in the Tampa Bay area trained in the Swiss BioHealth protocol. Every biological case at Natural Smiles is planned, placed, and finished to the same standard.
- DMD
- IAOMT SMART certified
- SDS Swiss BioHealth Protocol
- Holistic Dental Association board of directors
- International Academy of Ceramic Implantology
The Process
Rebuilding an arch, step by step.
Full-arch cases run on a written plan from the first scan. Traveling patients can complete the surgical phase in one trip.
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CBCT scan and plan
Bone, nerves, and sinus anatomy come off the 3D scan, and every implant position lands in a written plan with a cost estimate.
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Preparation
Extractions run biologically where needed, with ozone and LPRF, and whole body preparation per the protocol.
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Implant placement
Zirconia implants go in under the Swiss BioHealth standard, ozone-disinfected at every site.
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Arch restoration
The in-house lab designs and mills the metal-free restoration, tracked through healing with follow-up imaging.
Sequencing varies per case. The CBCT scan and consultation set the timeline before any work begins.
Inside the Office
An arch built in one office.
Full arches take planning, surgery, and a lab. All three live on Mirror Lake, with a private apartment upstairs for traveling patients.
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CBCT 3D scanner
Three-dimensional bone and soft-tissue imaging that flat 2D x-rays walk past.
- Low-dose volumetric capture
- Reads bone density in 3D
- Surfaces hidden cavitations
- Maps old root canal sites
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In-house CAD/CAM lab
Primescan digital scanning and a Sirona MC X5 mill turn out same-visit zirconia restorations.
- Primescan digital impressions
- Sirona MC X5 mill on-site
- Zirconia in about three hours
- No goopy putty trays
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132 Mirror Lake Dr.
Walkable downtown St. Petersburg with a private apartment one floor above the clinic.
- Mirror Lake Park across the street
- Private upstairs apartment
- Walkable to lodging and food
- Two blocks from the marina
Patient Reviews
Reconstruction reviews from Natural Smiles patients.
Patients drive in from across Florida and fly in from across the U.S. A few in their own words, from 700+ verified 5-star reviews on Google and Birdeye.
- ★★★★★Google
"Found Dr. Carlo Litano, DMD through a functional medicine forum. Came in from Orlando for a single zirconia implant and walked out with a full plan for the rest of my mouth."
Thomas B. Orlando, FL - ★★★★★Google
"I flew in from Chicago for my cavitation surgery. Staying in the apartment above the clinic made the whole experience effortless. I left feeling better than I had in years."
Sarah M. Chicago, IL - ★★★★★Birdeye
"We make the drive from Sarasota for our cleanings. Hard to find another biological dentist on the west coast who actually understands what holistic means."
Patricia H. Sarasota, FL
Full-Arch FAQ
Questions about full-arch work in St. Petersburg.
The questions patients ask most before rebuilding a full arch on implants.
Zirconia is metal-free and biocompatible, so a full reconstruction carries no corrosion and no galvanic currents anywhere in the mouth. Every implant follows the Swiss BioHealth protocol.
Teeth that cannot be saved come out biologically: ozone-treated sockets and LPRF healing, sequenced with implant placement per the plan. Holistic extractions.
The CBCT scan sets the timeline: bone quality, extractions needed, and healing windows all factor in. You leave the consultation with the sequence in writing.
Yes. Patients fly in from across the U.S., and the private apartment one floor above the clinic lets surgical phases finish without a second trip. Plan a visit.
Costs follow the plan: implant count, extractions, grafting, and the restoration. You receive a written estimate after the consultation and scan, before any decisions.
Schedule
Full-arch consultations in downtown St. Petersburg.
A consultation with a low-radiation 3D scan gives you a written treatment plan and cost estimate before any decisions. Call (727) 300-0044 or request a visit online.