To smile confidently and attractive!
This procedure allows to completely restore the dental arch of the one jaw using non-removable structures on 6 implants. It is effective when required to provide greater stabilization than All-on-4 method. The opportunity to continue to enjoy the taste of the food and restore the aesthetics of your smile is priceless
All On 6 dental implantation is a modern dental procedure in which a full row of teeth in the upper or lower jaw is restored on six implants. These implants function as supports for the placement of a permanent denture. The All On 6 procedure is designed for those who have lost most or all of their teeth and are looking for a long-term, reliable solution to restore dental function.
The process begins with careful planning that includes 3D computer modeling, which allows the doctor to precisely locate the implants in the bone of the jaw. This ensures optimal load distribution and contributes to the longevity of the structure. After planning, the surgical placement of the implants takes place. This stage requires high precision and is performed under local anesthesia, which ensures the patient’s comfort during the procedure.
The implants used in the “All On 6” technique are made of titanium, which is well compatible with the biological tissues of the human body and does not cause rejection. Titanium also facilitates the process of osseointegration, in which the implants are securely integrated into the bone tissue, providing a strong and stable base for the future prosthesis.
All On 6 implantation may be an appropriate solution for the following groups of patients facing certain problems:
Suitable for patients who have lost a significant number of teeth due to gum disease, trauma, decay, or other causes and are looking for a reliable and long-lasting solution to restore function and aesthetics to their teeth.
Ideal for those who experience discomfort or limitations associated with removable dentures and are seeking a more stable and comfortable dental prosthetic option.
Patients with extensive tooth destruction who require extensive restoration.
For individuals who experience functional discomfort when chewing or speaking due to missing teeth or inappropriate dentures
Suitable for patients who wish to improve the appearance of their smile without visible metal elements or prominent fixtures, which is often a disadvantage of traditional bridges and dentures.
The calculation of the correct implant place is performed by the doctor in the computer program using the results of CBCT research
Quick adaptation to the new lifestyle
High-quality construction materials and aesthetic design
This type of implantation not only restores the appearance of the teeth, but also significantly improves chewing function.
The placement of implants stimulates bone tissue, preventing its atrophy, which often occurs with tooth loss. This helps to maintain the natural contours of the face, preventing premature aging and reducing the appearance of wrinkles
In the first stage, the patient undergoes a thorough examination including x-rays and, if necessary, a computed tomography (CT) scan of the jaw. This allows the doctor to assess the condition of the bone tissue and plan the optimal placement of the implants. The doctor discusses treatment options with the patient and develops an individualized implant plan.
Prior to surgery, steps may be taken to improve oral health, including treatment of gum disease and removal of residual teeth, if necessary. The patient will also receive instructions on how to prepare for surgery, including dietary and medication recommendations.
The implantation is performed under local anesthesia, and in the process, six titanium implants are placed in the jaw. The implants are positioned in such a way as to maximize the use of existing bone tissue and ensure optimal load distribution.
Once the implants are placed, the process of osseointegration begins, where the bone tissue grows around the implants, securing them firmly in place.
Immediately after implantation, a temporary denture can be placed, which allows the patient to lead a normal life during the osseointegration process.
Once the osseointegration is complete, the final fitting and placement of the permanent denture takes place. This prosthesis is made of high-quality materials that mimic the appearance and functionality of natural teeth.
Once the permanent denture is placed, the patient is advised on how to care for their new teeth, including hygiene practices, diet, and regular visits to the dentist to monitor the implants and oral health.
