All-on-Four and All-on-Six Implant Systems

Who Are They Suitable For? Advantages:

All-on-Four and All-on-Six implant treatments are advanced implant solutions designed to provide a fixed and aesthetic smile in a short period of about 3 months for patients with no teeth or those requiring extractions. By placing 4 or 6 implants into the jawbone and securing fixed prosthetics, these treatments offer a near-natural tooth feel.

Who Can Benefit?

These treatments are particularly ideal for the following patient groups:

• Patients struggling with removable dentures

• People with bone loss who do not have enough bone volume for traditional implants (especially patients with limited bone in the back of the jaw)

• Patients who want quick aesthetic and functional results

• Those seeking a long-term, durable, and fixed solution

• Diabetic patients whose diabetes is under control

Before treatment, a panoramic X-ray or 3D tomography is used to thoroughly examine the bone structure and make the most suitable treatment plan.

Benefits of All-on-Four and All-on-Six:

Fast treatment: In most cases, implants and temporary fixed teeth can be placed on the same day.

Fixed use: Offers a fixed structure instead of moving, loose dentures.

Natural appearance: Provides results that are very close to the appearance of natural teeth.

Chewing comfort: Allows strong and balanced chewing, even with hard foods.

Short recovery time

Optimized bone use: In All-on-Four, rear implants are placed at an angle, utilizing bone volume as efficiently as possible.

Long-lasting solution: Can be used for many years with regular maintenance and check-ups.

Difference Between All-on-Four and All-on-Six

All-on-Four: Involves placing fixed teeth on 4 implants. Provides an advantage for patients with more limited bone volume.

All-on-Six: Uses 6 implants, offering more extensive support. The chewing load is distributed more evenly. This method is preferred for patients with a larger bone volume.

The appropriate system for you will be determined after an examination and detailed imaging.