All-on-4,6,8 Dental Implants

Greater Self Confidence for a Permanent Solution

1 hour
Price May Vary
Los Algodones, BC, Mx

Service Description

What are All-on-4 Dental Implants? Understanding Advantages & How They Work If you find yourself in the unfortunate situation of having several missing teeth, you may find that you are experiencing a great deal of frustration and loss of confidence as a result. Missing teeth can be a contributing factor to several other dental health problems and can also have significant effects on your overall well-being. Patients in this situation should take steps to have their missing teeth replaced as soon as possible to ensure that good oral health is maintained and that the overall quality of life is improved. But other than dentures, what are the options for replacing several missing teeth? While dentures are a tried and true solution for many patients who are missing multiple teeth, they don’t always deliver the level of comfort or confidence that leads to complete satisfaction with your treatment. Fortunately, advancements in dental science and technology have led to the development of a better solution for the replacement of multiple teeth that delivers far greater results and many advantages over other treatment options. This solution is known as All-on-4 dental implants. What are All-on-4 Dental Implants? The All-on-4 system is a combination of different dental methods and technologies that provide a solid and secure connection for the replacement teeth that is much more stable and reliable than traditional methods for affixing dentures, such as simple natural suction or denture adhesives. All-on-4 uses a set of fixed dental implants that are embedded in the patients jaw in order to provide a firm and solid platform that holds the set of replacement teeth in place. Because of this, All-on-4 are often also referred to as a type of ‘implant supported dentures’, although this is a broad term covering other styles of replacement teeth as well. The dental implants that are used in the All-on-4 treatment procedure are slightly different from a normal dental implant, which is designed to simply replace an individual tooth. The portion of the implant that is affixed inside the bone of the jaw is essentially the same, but the top exposed portion of the implant replaces the artificial tooth of a regular implant with a specialized cap-shaped tip. These four tips are used to provide a physical connection between the jaw and the artificial teeth, which has a matching set of four receptacles on the underside. It’s this solid, physical connection between the implants