Can you get a full set of implants on the bottom only?

In the vast majority of situations a complete dental implant restoration can be done on the upper arch. If the jawbone needs to be augmented due to resorption, then there are multiple bone graft techniques that can be employed. If the maxillary sinus has dropped and there is insufficient bone height, then a sinus lift can be performed to create the necessary jawbone height.It is only when there is extreme loss of jawbone due to severe resorption that it might be very difficult or even impossible to graft enough bone to properly support implants that will withstand the tremendous forces placed on them during function.I hope this information was helpful,Dr. Champagne

Yes. We call it a combination case. I have performed more combination cases or single arches than both arches together. If you have good natural teeth on top, fantastic. If you will have a denture, just be prepared to notice some movement since the lower will be rigid and stronger.

Implants are useful in both jaws.  However the bone is denser on the lower jaw and implants and both fixed or removable tooth replacement is much more stabilized with implants as opposed to a full lower denture.  Upper dentures in many cases provide good suction and stability and implants may not be necessary.  For some patients movement of a lower denture is such that the individual would be greatly assisted with the placement of strategically placed implants.

Yes implants can be done on your lower arch. They really stabilize whatever kind of teeth you want to have.  There must be enough bone to hold the implant.  Sometimes a bone graft is required first to get the right height and thickness of bone to hold the implant.  Your dentist or oral surgeon will be able to tell you if you need this.