All-on-4 or All-on-6 dental implants

In the past, doctors needed to use 8-10 dental implants per arch in order to provide an adequate basis to replace missing teeth, but now with the “All-on” procedure, the dental implant is inserted into the jawbone at an angle that provides more coverage

what is all on 4 dental implants?

All-on-4 dental implants technology is a patented development of the American-Swiss company Nobel, in 2003. This involves placing four implants per arch without grafting and sinus listings

What to expect during All-on-4 dental implants surgery?

In the initial consultation, you will meet with an implant dentist or oral surgeon to ensure that you are a good candidate for an implant. An X-ray will be used to determine if it is an option for you.

After local or general anesthesia, the dentist first removes any remaining teeth and affected gum tissue to prepare your mouth for placing the implants. The doctor inserts the implants and installs your new artificial teeth in the same procedure.

Then they place two implants in the front of the mouth and two in the direction of the back of the mouth to install the new artificial teeth.

How long does it last ?

It depends on Good oral health hygiene is crucial to your implants’ longevity. Brush and floss them regularly, as you would your natural teeth, and follow any specific care instructions from your dentist.

All-on-6 dental implants

All-on-6 dental implants provide a stronger base and an even distribution of pressure. Patients who do not have sufficient bone strength to withstand the pressure of two additional dental implants will benefit.

What to expect during All-on-6 dental implant surgery?

In the initial consultation, you will meet with an implant dentist or oral surgeon to ensure that you are a good candidate for an implant. An X-ray will be used to determine if it is an option for you.

After the x-rays are taken, the doctor will determine the places to place the implants, with a final bone graft to enhance the implantation and treat the surface.

During the same session, a 3D image of the treated jaw bone will allow the dental surgeon to create a prosthesis with a set of temporary teeth that will be worn for several months

After three to six months after the implants are fully integrated, the doctor will install the teeth in the second session

before and after

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