In cases of multiple missing teeth, there are two primary treatment approaches: individual implants, where each missing tooth is replaced with its own implant, or the fusion of two or more implants to replace adjacent teeth. This latter option often provides a more cost-effective solution for patients with extensive tooth loss.

In instances where several teeth are missing, whether due to failed crown and bridgework or significant trauma, dental implants can serve to support a series of replacement teeth. This arrangement, known as a bridge, connects multiple teeth implants together. In situations where numerous teeth are lost simultaneously, a bone graft procedure may be necessary to augment the area for future implant placement.