Comprehensive care · Watertown, SD
All on X — a whole smile, one plan.
A long-term alternative to removable dentures. Implant-supported restorations that let you eat, speak, and smile with total confidence.
- 0
- Sedated visit for the hard part
- 0
- Days spent without teeth
- 0 – 6
- Implants supporting each arch
The alternative to the removable denture — no worries of it moving or slipping while you are talking or eating.
In-house CRNA monitoring you the entire time.
Where are you starting from?
Pick the one that sounds like your situation.
Stop paying to repair teeth that keep failing
Cracked crowns, repeat root canals, teeth that break at the gumline. When repairs outpace results, a planned full-arch restoration usually costs less over ten years than another decade of emergencies.
Start with a consultHow we'd approach it
- Consult to get a plan that fits you best
- Remove what can't be saved
- Placement of a temporary while you heal until implants can be placed
What changes for you
No more surprise dental emergencies — the start to a confident smile.
Restoration day, hour by hour
You'll be asleep for it — here's what happens anyway.
Check in and get comfortable
You've fasted since midnight and brought a driver. Vitals, health review, and any last questions — then the CRNA places your IV.
Fixed vs. removable
Why we build teeth that never come out.
Life after
The small things patients mention first.
Eat what you want
Steak, corn on the cob, crusty bread — foods you quietly stopped ordering.
Speak without thinking
No plate covering your palate means no lisp and no clicking mid-sentence.
Smile in photos
A full, symmetrical arch shaped and shaded to fit your face.
Stop the cycle
One plan instead of another decade of emergency appointments.
What's included
A written plan and price before anything begins.
- Implant-supported fixed restorations
- Often completed under a single IV sedation visit
- Beautiful, natural-looking materials
- Detailed treatment plan and clear pricing up front
Good to know
Most cases need 3 – 5 recovery days.
Plan on soft foods for the first couple of weeks while the implants settle, and keep your follow-up visits — they're short, and they're how we catch anything early. We give you our direct line.
- Driver required on surgery day
- Detailed written recovery plan
- Expected follow-up visits
Restoration questions
Straight answers.
Very. We separate the roles of dentist and anesthesia provider — a dedicated in-house CRNA monitors your vitals and airway continuously while Dr. Palmquist focuses only on the dentistry. This is the same staffing model used in hospital surgery.
With true IV sedation, yes. You'll drift off within a minute or two and have no memory of the procedure. You wake up feeling like it never happened.
Yes. Anyone receiving IV or oral sedation needs a responsible adult to drive them home and stay with them for most of the day.
Most patients are alert and awake within 2 – 10 minutes after the medication has stopped. Grogginess wears off over the rest of the day; most people are back to normal by the next morning.
We accept most major PPO dental insurance plans and file the claim for you. Bring your card to your first visit or call ahead and we'll verify benefits.
Sedation is priced by procedure length. Because we keep the CRNA in-house we're able to offer sedation for a fraction of what a hospital oral surgery visit costs. We'll give you a written estimate at your consult.
Ready when you are
Book your appointment today — book online or give us a call.
We'll verify your insurance, walk you through sedation options, and help build a plan you are comfortable with.