All on Four Dental Implants

The All-on-Four dental implant is the revolutionary procedure of restoring a full arch of teeth with just four strategically placed implants. It offers a permanent, stable solution for individuals who have lost most or all of their teeth in one or both arches. Unlike traditional dentures, All-on-Four implants provide a fixed, non-removable set of teeth that look, feel, and function like natural teeth. 

Benefits of All on 4 Dental Implants

The All-on-4 implant system is the best dental implant, which is preferred over other dental implants. The reasons why it is good are as follows:

The reasons why it is good are as follows:

• 1 Stability and Durability: The implant anchored into the jawbone provides a secure and stable foundation for artificial teeth. This stability allows for better chewing efficiency and comfort compared to traditional dentures.
• 2 Instant Result: The All-on-Four technique often allows for the placement of temporary teeth on the same day as the implants, providing immediate improvement in appearance and function.
• 3Preservation of the Bone: These implants stimulate the jawbone, helping to prevent bone loss that typically occurs with missing teeth. This maintains the structure of the face and prevents the sunken appearance often associated with long-term denture use.
• 4Improved Quality of Life: With All-on-Four implants, patients can enjoy a varied diet, speak clearly, and smile confidently without worrying about the slipping or discomfort of traditional dentures.
• 5Convenience and Maintenance: You don’t need to remove All-on-Four implants for cleaning like you do with dentures. Routine oral hygiene practices, like brushing and flossing, are sufficient to maintain their health and cleanliness.

Who can have All-on-Four Dental Implants?

The All on-4 dental implant system is suitable for most patients who have lost multiple teeth or are facing complete tooth loss in one or both arches. To have dental implants, the following points must be met:

Firstly, the implants need to have sufficient jawbone density to support the implants. You can even do bone grafting of the patient who has bone loss to perform the implant.

Be in good overall health, with no conditions that would impair healing or complicate surgery.

Should not be a smoker as it will have a huge impact in the success of the implant.

All-on-Four Implants Procedure

We carry out this procedure in the same way as any other. There is a slight difference between the procedure and the other procedure. For this procedure, we do it as follows:

• Initial Consultation: The first procedure is the consultation with the dentist. They will first evaluate your oral health and determine if your teeth need the implant or not. If it requires the implant, then they will discuss the treatment planning.
• Treatment Planning: After the examination is complete and you need treatment, the dentist will ask you to take X-Rays and dental impressions to assess the condition of your jawbone and plan the precise placement of the implants.
• Preparing for Surgery: The dentist will plan and propose preparatory steps, such as performing dental cleanings or extracting any remaining damaged teeth in the arch, before placing the implants.
• Implant Placement: The dentist will then surgically place four dental implants into your jawbone. The dentist will carefully place the implants to optimize stability and bone support. Typically, the dentist will position two implants vertically in the front of the jaw and two at an angle in the rear.
• Temporary Prosthesis: Artificial denture After the surgery artificial denture or bridge, may be attached to the implants. The reason behind attaching it is that it will help you to have a functional set of teeth while the implants will be healing and integrating with the jawbone.
• Healing and Osseo integration: Over the following weeks and months, the dental implants will undergo a process called osseointegration, during which they fuse with the surrounding bone tissue. This integration provides a stable foundation for the permanent prosthesis.
• Final Prosthesis: When the implants are integrated with the jawbone, typically after several months, your dentist will take impressions of your mouth to create a custom-designed, permanent prosthesis. This prosthesis will be carefully crafted to look and feel natural, restoring your smile and restoring your ability to eat, speak, and smile with confidence.