Have multiple missing teeth? All-on-4 dental implants are the faster, simpler way to restore your oral health. With strategic placement, we are able to support multiple teeth on fewer implants. This means lower costs and less time in the dentist chair.
Find out if all on 4 dental implants are right for you by scheduling a consultation with Marketplace Dentistry.
How Do All-On-4 Dental Implants Work?
All on 4 Dental Implants are similar in concept to traditional implants: metal or ceramic posts are surgically implanted into your jaw and then crowns, bridges or permanent dentures are then secured to these. However, unlike traditional implants, All on 4 dental treatment strategically angles and places the implants to allow them to support multiple teeth.
Benefits of All on Four Dental Implants
- Lower cost than traditional implants when replacing multiple teeth.
- Less pressure is put on the jawbone since implants are only placed in the strongest portion of the bone. This is in contrast to traditional implants which require posts to be placed directly where individual teeth are missing.
- Allows for a more natural bite and feel than dentures.
- Easy maintenance - simply brush, floss and keep up with regular dental checkups.
- No food limitations - All on 4 Dental Implants act just like your natural teeth.
Implants for those with Insufficient Bone Density
This type of implant can be beneficial for many patients including those who are unable to receive traditional implants due to insufficient bone density. This is because All on 4 Implants utilize the strongest parts of the jawbone and do not need to place posts directly where individual teeth are missing.
Other Medical Factors
Any medical condition which hinders your ability to heal may make implants of any kind more difficult. If you suffer from diabetes, an autoimmune disease, or any condition that impacts your ability to heal, this will need to be taken into consideration and monitored closely should you proceed with implants.
Commitment to Dental Care
Commitment to oral hygiene and maintenance are important for everyone but are especially important for All-on-4 dental implants candidates undergoing implant surgery. Though implants are built to last, they can still be impacted by bone loss and poor gum health. To avoid this, you must keep up with regular brushing, flossing, and dental checkups. You should also consider smoking cessation and limiting sugary foods and drinks.
All-on-4 provides an innovative alternative to the “teeth in a day” concept, using tilted implants strategically placed to avoid bone grafting and restore comprehensive tooth replacement in one or both jaws quickly and efficiently. All-on-4 utilizes tilted implants strategically placed so as to reduce surgical complexity while increasing treatment efficiency – offering patients fast relief from dental restoration issues while improving smiles and oral function in record time.
While the exact duration may vary depending on individual circumstances, All-on-4 implant placement can typically be completed in a single surgical appointment. Following implant placement, a temporary dental prosthesis is often attached immediately, allowing patients to leave with a functional smile on the same day.
​If you’re considering All-on-4 dental implants, the first step is to schedule All-on-4 dental implants consultation with a qualified dental professional. During this appointment, your All-on-4 dental implants specialist will evaluate your oral health, discuss your treatment goals, and develop a personalized treatment plan tailored to your needs.
​The recovery period following All-on-4 surgery is generally shorter and less uncomfortable compared to traditional implant procedures. Patients may experience some mild discomfort, swelling, or bruising, which can typically be managed with pain medication and proper oral hygiene practices.
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