Full-arch restoration: All-on-4 dental implants
Full-arch restoration on implants replaces all the teeth in one jaw with a fixed prosthesis. It is supported by dental implants strategically placed in the jawbone.
Restoring all the teeth in a single jaw using implants is a treatment method that allows for the restoration of the entire dental arch with a fixed prosthesis. It is supported by dental implants strategically placed in the jawbone.
Often, 4 implants can be used to restore the entire dental arch, which is why this treatment method is called “all teeth on 4 implants” or “All-on-4.” However, four implants are not a one-size-fits-all solution for every patient. At the Diadenta clinic, the teeth in a single jaw can be restored using 4, 6, or 8 implants. The number of implants is selected on a case-by-case basis, taking into account the condition of the jawbone, the bite, the planned prosthesis design, and other clinical factors.
This treatment can help restore chewing function, the aesthetics of the smile, and speech. A fixed prosthesis provides more stability than a traditional removable prosthesis, allowing the patient to eat, speak, and smile more comfortably.
Benefits of Treatment
Restoring all teeth on implants can:
- restore the entire dental arch of a single jaw;
- improve chewing function;
- help restore your speech and the aesthetics of your smile;
- provide more stability than traditional removable dentures;
- reduce the discomfort associated with a loose removable denture;
- help preserve bone in the implant sites.
Treatment outcomes and patient adaptation vary from person to person. Fixed teeth on implants are not exactly the same as natural teeth, and proper care is essential for their long-term function.
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Frequently asked questions
No. For some patients, four implants are a suitable solution, but in other cases 6 or 8 implants may be recommended because of the bone condition, bite, chewing load or the planned prosthesis.
In some cases, yes. Diadenta aims to keep the time a patient spends without teeth as short as possible, but whether a temporary fixed prosthesis can be attached straight away depends on implant stability and other clinical conditions.
No. The need for bone grafting is determined individually, after assessing the amount of available bone, the anatomical conditions and the planned position of the implants.
You do not remove a fixed prosthesis yourself for daily cleaning. However, you must thoroughly clean not only its visible surfaces but also the areas under the prosthesis and around the implants, using individually selected tools.
No exact term can be given. The long-term result depends on oral hygiene, regular professional care, the bite, lifestyle, general health, and the design of the implants and prosthesis.
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