All-on-four implant is a technique in which a fixed dental prosthesis can be made with four dental implants placed at certain angles on the jawbone of patients who have no teeth or are facing the possibility of toothlessness in the near future. Thanks to this technique, edentulous patients can get their teeth in the same day.

 

All-on-four implant treatment can be used to eliminate conditions that require treatment with advanced surgical methods due to sinus lift, bone augmentation or bone deficiency. The all-on-four implant technique, which gives very fast and effective results, is widely preferred in the treatment of edentulous patients.

 

All-on-four implants, which can treat functional deficiencies and speaking ability, can increase patients’ self-confidence by providing them with an aesthetic smile.

How is all-on-four implant technique applied?

Four implants are made in the jawbone for edentulous patients. Two of the implants are positioned in the anterior part of the jaw and two in the posterior part. Two implants in the back can be angled up to 45 degrees. The aspect of all-on-four implant that differs from traditional implant techniques is the angles they are placed in and the positions they are placed in.

 

Temporary dentures can be placed on four implants immediately and new teeth can be used the same day. Temporary prostheses are replaced with permanent prostheses after the 3-month period for the implants to fully fuse to the bone.

What are the advantages of the All-on-4 implant technique?

• It is a very fast treatment method because patients who have no teeth get their teeth in the same day.
• It is one of the lowest cost implant treatments edentulous patients to have all their teeth.
• It can eliminate bone deficiency.
• Implants placed at certain angles receive support from strong bones. In this way, the anatomical structure of the patient is not damaged.

Does it hurt while applying the all-on-four implant?

The all-on-four implant technique performed under local anesthesia is unlikely to cause pain or pain and injure the patient.