All on Four & Six Implant
When you miss a few teeth or the entire set of teeth in your mouth, not the facial shape only gets changed but you suddenly start looking much older your age. It also affects your eating and natural speech. Our skilled and qualified dentists provide this sophisticated implant treatment to gift you back your smile in just a visit and ensuring that you are never without teeth at any point in time.
Both All on 4 dental implants and All on 6 dental implants treatments include embedding 4 and 6 implants respectively into your jawbone at a time. These titanium metal posts work as the roots of the new prosthetic teeth that are fixed on top of the implants.
What Are All On 4 & 6 Dental Implants?
These are all different options of Teeth-in-a-day treatment. The treatment is meant for people, who want to have multiple missing teeth replaced on the same day. In other words, All on 4 and All on 6 are different options to replace an entire arch or both the arches of your missing or failing teeth.
The replacement is done using a fixed bridge that remains fixed to dental implants. The treatment procedure ensures that you are never without teeth at any point in time. This is done with careful planning and thorough preparation beforehand so that we are able to deliver on the day.
Benefits Of Full Mouth Dental Implants
After careful planning the transition if done on the same day to fit all the teeth in your mouth. Thus, you can have your new and improved smile magically fast. Even your mouth gets to perform most of its functions immediately.
Your whole set of teeth or arch is supported by just 4 to 6 implants. Treatment cost is more reasonable compared to the one that involves 8 to 10 implants.
The solution is designed to last and both look and work very close to your natural teeth.
Usually, longer implants are used for patients having less bone mass. This allows them avoid bone grafting treatment.
They require some care and maintenance and unlike dentures do not involve any issue related to worn out, loosening, slipping, and friction against the gum tissues.
The treatment involves minimal turnaround time.
The procedure proves effective in complex cases, which were considered untreatable earlier.