All on 4/6 Dental Implant 

The All on 4/6 implant technique is a fixed prosthesis application that involves placing 4 or 6 implants in the lower and upper jaws at certain angles, depending on their sufficiency.

With the All on 4/6 implant treatment, patients who have lost all their teeth can have a healthy mouth structure in a short time. It is a very useful treatment method in terms of comfort and duration.

All on 4/6 Dental Implant: Procedure

Before the application of the All on 4/6 implant technique, the patient undergoes a detailed examination. The surgeon performs clinical and radiological examinations on the patient. Whether the patient is fitting for treatment or not is determined by the measurement made by CT scan. The treatment is planned later. All on 4 implants are applied to the area where the bone thickens in the anterior part of the chin as 2 pieces, and as 2 pieces on the back. This order differs in the treatment of All on 6 implants. It is applied to the lower jaw and upper jaw. Implants in the front are placed at an angle of 90 degrees, and those at the back are placed at an angle of 45 degrees. Temporary prostheses are also placed immediately after the implants are inserted. It is known that the life of these prostheses is approximately 3 months. The implants and temporary prostheses should adapt together and heal during this time. Temporary dentures are then replaced with permanent teeth.

All on 4/6 Dental Implant: Candidates

All on 4/6 dental implant treatment is generally not applicable to everyone. However, after the detailed examinations, it can be applied to anyone who does not have a condition that prevents dental implant treatment and does not have a chronic disease. Having sufficient bone volume density and loss of all teeth are the 2 most important factors. In addition, people with existing diabetes and blood pressure need a doctor's approval for all on 4/6 treatment.

All on 4/6 Dental Implant: Recovery

There are some recommendations to follow after All on 4/6 dental implant treatment. Some medications are given to patients by dentists. It's important to use the drugs properly. During the period when a temporary prosthesis is used, the patient should pay attention to his/her nutrition. Patients usually follow a diet program. Especially hard foods should be avoided. Oral hygiene is another important point and should not be neglected. If there is a problem with temporary prostheses, it is absolutely necessary to inform the dentist.