All-On-4 Dental Implants

Treatment Process

The All-on-4 treatment concept uses four dental implants to support between ten and twelve artificial teeth. This treatment is possible thanks to dedicated implant placement protocols that are pre-planned to achieve a high degree of initial stability. Advancements in implant surface coating and groove designs also play an important role in maintaining implant stability throughout the critical healing phase. Precision engineered multi-link abutments enable the implants to be immediately loaded with a dental bridge on the same visit of the surgery.

FAQs on All-On-4 Treatments

1. Who is suitable for this treatment?
Anyone who is physically well enough to undergo a routine dental extraction will often be fit enough for dental implants surgery. People who are currently using loose fitting full dentures or about to lose all their remaining teeth (especially those that have lost their back teeth prematurely many years ago) stand to benefit the most from All-on-4 treatment.

2. Are there any risks involved?
Patients can expect minor bleeding, bruising and discomfort during initial healing. Some patients may also experience numbness of the lips post-surgery. Your surgeon will be able to explain to you more about the incidence of common complications and the likelihood of success as it may vary significantly between different individuals and surgery site.