Benefits
of All-on-Four Dental
Implant
- No need 2nd trip
to Thailand. Patient
have whole new teeth
within a few days.
- Requires minimal recovery
time
comparing
traditional implant
- Reduces overall cost when
compared to single implants
- Eliminates the need for bone
grafting, in most cases
- Allows for easy maintenance
through proper oral hygiene
- Restores the ability to eat
all types of foods
- Relieves the many
frustrations of removable
appliances
- Ensures long-term results
with the potential to last a
lifetime
- Renews a youthful appearance
through bone level stabilization
FAQs about All-On-Four
Dental Implant
How do All-On-Four Dental Implants
compare to traditional implants?
All-On-Four Dental Implant procedures utilize
only 4 implants, whereas traditional implants
utilize anywhere from 5 to 8 implants in one
arch. Because the posterior implants of the
All-On-Four procedure are placed at an angle, it
allows for increased support by using the
natural support of your bone.
Also, traditional implants often require bone
grafting, a process that can take 6 months or
more. The All-On-Four Dental protocol requires
no bone grafting for most patients, with a
success rate that is equal to or better than
traditional implants. All-On-Four Dental Implants save you from
unnecessary surgery and discomfort, as well as
time and money.
What is
the success rate of
All-On-Four Dental Implant?
Published studies show a 98.2% success rate
using All-On-Four Dental Implants on the lower
arch, and a 97 - 98% success rate using them on
the upper arch.
Will my
new teeth look natural?
We uses the latest
concepts in smile design
to create your new smile
and takes your facial
features, skin tone,
age, and personality
into consideration when
creating your new
permanent set of teeth
to ensure that they are
congruent with your
features. It is
important that they are
the right size, shape,
color, and proportion. A
common mistake made by
dentists inexperienced
with the subtleties of
the prosthetic demands,
is to show a line, when
smiling, where the
artificial gums meet
your natural gums. This
is evaluated by our team
during the surgical planning to ensure that this
junction is not visible during smiling or speech
and you have the most natural outcome possible.
Prior
to the fabrication of
your final set of new
teeth, we makes sure that you are
pleased with the size, shape, color, proportion,
and comfort of your new teeth. Many patients
comment that their new teeth are more beautiful
than their permanent teeth ever were. You can be
confident in your new smile.
What is All-On-Four Dental Implant
procedure?
Each patient is different, and therefore, can
expect different timelines, but a general
guideline for the All-On-Four Dental Implant
Procedure is:
-
1st visit: initial
consultation and
treatment plan
-
2nd visit: take impressions
for study model
-
3rd visit: implant
surgery including
tooth extracted (if
required)
-
4th-5th visit:
permanent teeth
placement
- 6
visit: suture
removal and post
examination
Why don't I get my permanent set of
teeth the day my implants are placed?
As with any surgery, you need time to heal. So,
once the implants are placed, you are given a
temporary set of teeth or long-term provisional
prosthesis made of acrylic resin, which places
less stress on your gums and implants. With this
set of teeth, you take it easy. You can eat
solid foods, but we ask you to only eat foods
that can be cut with a fork or that you do not
have to tear with your front teeth (like
apples).
Once
your gums have healed
and the implants have
stabilized, we will place your
permanent set of teeth, which will be made of
acrylic or porcelain and will have a titanium
frame that allows you to enjoy all of your
favorite foods.
What if I just need implants on my
bottom arch? What do I need to do have
All-On-Four
Dental Implants on both arches?
It is perfectly fine to have All-On-Four Dental
Implants on only the lower or upper arch.
However, if you feel you might need dentures on
both eventually, it is typically best to perform
the procedure at the same time to achieve better
results, and save you time and money. But in
certain cases, we can schedule separate
procedures to meet your financial and health
needs.
Those who replace their dentures
with All-on-Four dental implants
will never have to remove their
replacement teeth again for cleaning
because their new teeth can be
cleaned and maintained just like a
natural set of teeth.
If you are looking at the
possibility of having to wear
dentures but choose All-on-Four
dental implants, you will never have
to experience the crippling effects
of loose dentures, being unable to
eat the foods you enjoy, messy
adhesives, removing teeth at night,
the embarrassment of dentures
slipping during speech or smiling or
the bad breath associated with
wearing dentures
What
is recovery time of
All-on-Four dental
implant?
Depending on the
patient’s general health
condition, recovery time
for an “All-on-Four”
surgery varies from 5 to
10 days. From a systemic
point of view, one day
is usually all that is
necessary for surgery
recovery. Aesthetically,
because bruising and
swelling may appear, the
full recovery period
ranges can be a little
more prolonged - going
from 5 up to 10 days.
Usually, the patient is
aesthetically recovered
by the time that the
stitches are removed
during an appointment,
10 to 15 days after
surgery.
Who is the ideal candidate for
All-On-Four?
The ideal
candidate
for the
All-On-Four
Dental
Implant
procedure is
someone who
is currently
wearing
dentures or
will need
dentures in
the future
and is in
good health
with little
bone
deterioration.
If you are
concerned
about any
health
issues, he
will contact
your
physician to
discuss your
medical
condition
and
determine if
this
procedure is
right for
you. We will obtain medical
clearance from your doctor, if your doctor feels
that it is acceptable to proceed with the
procedure. It is rare for a medical condition to
interfere with your ability to have this
procedure.
However,
because of
his
expertise,
we has been able to work with all types of
bone conditions and those who might have been
turned away from other dentists. In this
instance, we might have to place additional
implants to
counteract
the bone
loss or
perhaps help
you to grow
more bone.