How Many Teeth Can Be Replaced with Dental Implants?

You can replace a single tooth to all 28 in your mouth.  You can also put a whole arch of teeth on just four to six implants.

As an Implantologist I can assure you that with implants we can replace all the teeth we want. But in your case, it would be better to get protocol All on 4 or 6 (if we can't save your own teeth left of course)

Implants can replace any tooth in the mouth (aside from wisdom teeth really). It depends on the amount and quality of bone in the area that the tooth is missing. Typically is it uncommon to replace every single tooth with an implant. If you need several teeth replaced, your dentist can plan out the implants strategically to make it conservative but efficient. 

Implants nowadays are a very routine treatment option. If you are missing one tooth, implant is a perfect option to replace it. If you are missing several teeth, implants can replace them.If you are missing all your teeth, implants are the best choice to replace them. Depending on your budget, you can replace every tooth, or can replace all your teeth with bridgework supported by 4 to 6 implants.

Implants can be used to replace a single tooth or all the teeth in your mouth. This doesn't mean you would need one implant per missing tooth. To replace an entire arch of teeth, may require 4 to 8 implants. A popular treatment concept today is "All on 4" where 4 implants are used to support a full arch of teeth. We must realize that "All on 4" is just a number, and this can be "All on 6" or "All on 8". Treatments shouldn't be base solely on a one size fits all concept. The number of implants should be determined by the bio-mechanical condition each patient presents with to provide the patient with a long lasting set of teeth with minimum complications. 

Without looking at your x-rays and MRI, it sounds like you are a great candidate for the All-On-4 procedure. This procedure replaces all your teeth with only 4-6 implants per arch (top and bottom) It is possible to have a brand new, functional and beautiful smile again! Of course, before proceeding, it should be determined that you are a good candidate for the procedure. There are multiple options for you, it would be my recommendation that you seek a consultation to determine what will benefit you the most!

Dental implants can be used to replace a single tooth or a full set of teeth in your mouth. You however do not require an implant for each tooth being replaced and instead a few implants can be bridged together to replace multiple teeth.

Dear via, You can replace all your
teeth with implants. However it's not recommended to have each tooth individually
replaced with an implant. If you’re missing all your upper teeth, you would
need 8–10 implants. The same stands for the lower. If extensive bone grafting
is required, you might be advised to get a full arch restoration on 6 implants
or all-on-four.

Theoretically speaking Yes, you can have implants placed in the whole mouth however I would advised against it. 10-15 years ago implants were place on an individual basis but with time we've learned that less is more. It sounds like you would be an ideal candidate for an ALL ON 4 which is procedure where they would implant 4-8 implants  and ultimately make you a full arch of teeth which will be anchored by these 4-8 Implants. Placing less implants in the mouth I find to be better for the patient due to less trauma to the mandibular/maxillary bone as well as leading to a more pleasing aesthetic result.  

Dental implants can replace anywhere from ONE to 32 teeth depending on the size of your jaws, how many teeth you are missing and what kind of final prosthesis you require. For example, if you are missing your front two upper teeth, then you can replace each one with a separate implant (post) and crown (cap). So you will have two implants and two caps. On the other hand, if you have your upper teeth but missing all of your lower teeth, they you have a choice of having three implants in the front of the jaw to support a click-in denture; or, you can get 8-10 implants in the lower jaw to replace most teeth with a FIXED non-removable bridge prosthesis. Implant treatment is very versatile nowadays and anything is possible. All depends on how much you want to spend with a price range from $30,000 to $120,000. All the best!