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Mar 01, 2024

The next level of dental implants

All on 4 dental implants are a type of dental implant treatment that can be used to replace all of the teeth in the upper or lower jaw in one day. The name of the process comes from the fact that a

All on 4 dental implants are a type of dental implant treatment that can be used to replace all of the teeth in the upper or lower jaw in one day. The name of the process comes from the fact that a full set of teeth is held in place by four implants.

People who have lost all of their teeth in one arch or have teeth that are so badly damaged that they can’t be saved should consider the All on 4 treatment. The process is also a good choice for people with weak bones because the angled implants used in the All on 4 procedure can support the teeth better than regular implants.

Most of the time, the All on 4 process is done in two steps. The first step is to put the four implants in the jawbone. In the second step, which normally happens a few weeks after the first, the permanent teeth are put on the implants.

The All On 4 dental implant is a small titanium screw that is put into the jawbone and holds up a single tooth or a set of teeth. The new teeth are connected to the titanium implant, which serves as a base.

In the traditional dental implant process, a full fixed bridge needed between 6 and 8 implants to hold it in place. On the other hand, only four implants are needed to hold the full arch if two are placed at the front of the mouth and two are placed at an angle at the back.

The biggest problem with the traditional way of replacing a full arch of teeth is that it’s hard to screw the back implants into places with less bone density. The 45°-angled implant made it possible to avoid parts of the jaw where there wasn’t enough bone.

Because the All On 4 process is less invasive, the recovery and healing time is shorter. Also, because fewer implant fixtures are used, there is more freedom to create and fit the best replacement teeth.

Clinical results have shown that implants that are put into the mouth at an angle are strong and last a long time. This has been the case for more than a decade.

When the jawbone is thin or not strong enough to support a traditional implant, a longer implant can be angled into the bone to give it more support.

Your oral surgeon has access to the most up-to-date dental tools and software, which can help the process go better. This includes diagnostic imaging tools and medical guides that are meant to make surgery more accurate and less invasive.

Dental implants will provide a stable base for a wide range of artificial teeth. The finished prosthetic teeth can be made to fit each patient’s needs so that they last as long as possible.

The high rate of success and the predictability of the process usually leads to shorter treatment times—a full set of teeth in as little as one day—and immediate satisfaction for the patient.

This is definitely a game changing development for many people in need of dental assistance.

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