Olathe, KS service area • Prairie Village office
All-on-X Dental Implants Near Olathe, KS
All-on-X treatment at our Prairie Village office is performed by Dr. Daniel Rome.
If you are weighing All-on-X from Olathe, look at the full treatment calendar—not only the first appointment. RM Dental Group’s Prairie Village office is a place to discuss your options, travel needs, and continuing care.

Understand the sequence before arranging time away
A full-arch consultation can help separate three questions: what needs treatment, which replacement design fits your needs, and how the proposed care might be scheduled. Keeping those questions separate makes it easier to discuss work leave, family help, and travel without mistaking a preliminary plan for a guaranteed timeline.
Bring your medication list, available dental records, and any existing proposals. Explain whether you are starting with remaining teeth, a conventional denture, or an existing implant restoration. Ask what additional information is needed before a plan can be confirmed. The number of implants and the decision to retain or remove teeth should follow assessment, not a package name.
Fixed, removable, and tooth-preserving choices
All-on-X is a fixed full-arch restoration supported by implants. You do not routinely remove it yourself. An implant overdenture is removable by the patient, while a conventional denture does not use implants. These choices differ in cleaning, handling, and treatment requirements; the right choice depends on an individual assessment.

RM describes Forever Smile Starter as a removable overdenture, Transitional as fixed PMMA (an acrylic material), and Deluxe as fixed zirconia. These are choices, not a required progression. Ask which options fit your findings and why. The fixed-versus-removable comparison explains the categories so you can arrive with more focused questions.
Fixed All-on-X
Implant-supported teeth that you do not routinely remove yourself.
Implant overdenture
A removable option with implant attachments. Forever Smile Starter is in this category.
Keep reasonable alternatives open
Ask about conventional dentures and which remaining teeth may be treatable.
Why consider RM for full-arch care?
Dr. Daniel Rome performs All-on-X treatment at our Prairie Village office. He earned his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the University of Missouri–Kansas City and completed a general practice residency at New York Methodist Hospital. Your consultation is the time to discuss your options, the proposed treatment sequence, and ongoing care.
The published Forever Smile pathway and Care Plan also give you concrete topics to discuss: treatment stages, home cleaning, follow-up, and responsibilities after the restoration is fitted.
A conversation in three parts
Assess
Discuss your health, existing teeth, concerns, and alternatives.
Plan
Clarify the proposed design, temporary and final teeth, visits, and written estimate.
Maintain
Understand home cleaning, professional checks, and whom to contact with concerns.
Plan the Olathe trip as part of each stage
Reference departure: Olathe City Hall
About 14.8 road miles · 26.0 minutes
Check current driving directionsThe route reference begins at Olathe City Hall on East Santa Fe Street. The recorded drive uses I-35 and connecting roads toward West 75th Street. Check navigation from your own starting point; the reference does not account for live traffic or every Olathe address. Add time for arrival rather than treating driving time as the entire appointment commitment.
Use 7501 Mission Rd Suite 102, Prairie Village, KS 66208 as the destination. Ask which visits are expected for assessment, treatment, adjustments, and ongoing care, and confirm their locations. If someone will drive you after a sedated appointment, agree on pickup and recovery arrangements using the team’s instructions. A companion’s availability should be settled before the treatment date, not during the return trip.
Ask what can change between visits
RM describes a Forever Smile pathway from assessment through ongoing care. Treat that as a framework for questions, not a promise of a particular number of journeys. Ask what findings could change the schedule, what temporary teeth would involve, and whom to contact if something feels wrong between planned appointments.
Request a written estimate that distinguishes planned treatment stages from possible additional services and continuing care. RM links to Cherry financing, with approval and terms determined by the lender. Consider the practical costs of time away and transportation in your own budget without assuming they are included in the dental estimate. Ask before accepting a financing obligation tied to an unclear plan.
Questions from Olathe residents
Is the practice in Olathe?
No Olathe branch is represented here. This service-area page points to 7501 Mission Rd Suite 102, Prairie Village, KS 66208.
Can several appointments be combined to reduce trips?
Ask which activities can safely be coordinated. Do not assume visits can be combined when clinical assessment, healing, or adjustments require separate attention.
How many times will I need to travel?
The number depends on your assessment and proposed care. Request an anticipated visit sequence and ask which parts might change.
Should I book time off before the consultation?
First discuss the likely treatment and recovery requirements. A consultation schedule alone does not establish how much time a later procedure will require.
Plan for continuing care in Prairie Village
RM’s Forever Smile Care Plan describes individualized visit intervals, cleaning, tissue and component checks, bite review, imaging when indicated, and home-care coaching. Ask how these elements apply to the option you are considering. Continuing care remains important, and repairs or additional treatment may still be needed.

Request a callback to discuss a consultation at the Prairie Village office. Bring your questions about alternatives, travel, financing, and follow-up so the next step is based on your needs rather than a package label.
