All-on-Four Treatment
Tooth loss can be challenging for both appearance and daily life. Fortunately, with the All-on-Four treatment concept, saying goodbye to these problems is very easy! This innovative method places a fixed dental prosthesis in your jawbone using only four implants, offering you a healthy, natural smile. If you’re wondering, “Is this treatment right for me?”, don’t worry; we’ll explain everything step by step. Get ready to discover how All-on-Four works, its advantages, and for whom it’s ideal!
What is All-on-Four Treatment?
All-on-Four is a savior designed for those who have lost their teeth or whose teeth need to be extracted. We place a fixed prosthesis for your entire mouth with just four implants. Two implants are placed straight in the front, and two implants are fixed at a 45-degree angle in the back of the jawbone. This smart design utilizes bone density in the best possible way and offers a solid solution even if there’s bone loss. So, you can smile confidently with your new teeth!
Who is it Suitable For?
This treatment is a solution for those who have lost teeth:
- Those who have lost all their teeth,
- People with few teeth left in their jaws,
- Those who are tired of removable prostheses and want a fixed solution,
- Those who cannot have classical implants due to bone resorption.
In short, if you’ve had to say goodbye to your teeth or your current dentures don’t make you happy, All-on-Four may be for you!
When is it needed?
If tooth loss is making chewing difficult, creating aesthetic concerns or affecting your self-confidence, All-on-Four is the answer. When unhealthy teeth need to be extracted or you are completely toothless, this method offers a quick and permanent solution. We are here to make your life easier!
Who Applies It?
All-on-Four is performed by dentists experienced in this field. Since the surgical and prosthetic stages require teamwork, it is important that you are in expert hands. We meticulously plan every detail to offer you the best result.
How Does the Treatment Progress?
The All-on-Four process is designed with your comfort in mind:
- Examination and Planning: We prepare a special plan for you by examining your mouth and jaw structure. We make sure everything is in order.
- Surgical Phase: Under local anaesthesia, we place four implants in your jawbone. Thanks to the angled design, the harmony with the bone is perfect!
- Temporary Prosthesis: We fit your temporary prosthesis on the same day or in a short time; you continue your life without being toothless.
- Recovery: While the implants adapt to the bone (3-6 months), you can use your temporary prosthesis comfortably.
- Kalıcı Protez: When the healing is complete, we place your customised permanent prosthesis; your new smile is ready!
Will I be left toothless?
No, never! After the surgical procedure, we fit your temporary prosthesis. Thus, you do not spend even a day without teeth and continue your daily life safely.
Which Implants Are Used?
We prefer high-quality titanium implants. These implants fuse quickly with the jawbone and last for many years. We choose the best for you!
What is the Difference from Classic Implants?
All-on-Four supports the entire jaw with four implants, whereas the conventional method requires separate implants for each tooth. The angled placement eliminates the need for bone grafting, which speeds up the process and reduces costs. Less hassle, more comfort!
We Are Here for You!
All-on-Four tüm çeneyi dört implantla destekler, oysa geleneksel yöntemde her diş için ayrı implant gerekir. Açılı yerleştirme kemik grefti ihtiyacını ortadan kaldırarak süreci hızlandırır ve maliyetleri azaltır. Daha az zahmet, daha fazla konfor!
In traditional implants, a separate implant is placed for each missing tooth, whereas in the All-on-4 technique, only four implants are used to support an entire dental arch. In addition, the All-on-4 method can reduce the need for bone grafting thanks to the angled placement of the implants.
Regular brushing and oral hygiene are sufficient. Since they are fixed prostheses, you do not need an extra care routine; just do not skip your dentist appointments.
No, prostheses cannot be removed because they are fixed. They are fixed to the jaw with four implants, which gives you the same comfort of use as your natural teeth.
No, it does not change your bone structure. Angled implants effectively utilise existing bone density and create a solid foundation without the need for grafting, even in cases of bone loss.
Treatment begins with surgery, and a temporary prosthesis can be fitted on the same day. The healing process for a permanent prosthesis takes 3-6 months; at the end of this period, you will be able to start using your new teeth comfortably.
Yes, your teeth will look very natural. Prostheses are designed specifically for your mouth structure and aesthetic needs; no one will notice the difference, and your smile will look completely natural.
Although they have many advantages, All-on-4 implants also have some disadvantages. These include the prosthesis feeling bulky, the need for bone grafting in some cases, and the risk of implant failure. In addition, they may not be suitable for individuals with titanium allergies. For more detailed information about All-on-4 implants and a personal assessment, it is recommended that you consult a dentist.
No, there is no need to worry about pain. Thanks to local anaesthesia, you will not feel anything during the procedure; any mild discomfort afterwards can be easily managed.
The cost may vary compared to traditional implants. It is generally a more economical solution because four implants are used instead of one implant for each tooth; a detailed assessment is required for more information.
No, All-on-Four treatment does not damage your gums. The implants are placed in the jawbone and heal in harmony with the gums, preserving a healthy oral structure.
The All-on-4 method uses four implants, while the All-on-6 method uses six implants. The extra two implants can increase the stability of the prosthesis and better support chewing functions. It is important to consult with a dentist to determine which method is right for you.
