How are "All on 6" implants positioned?
The placement of "All on 6" dental implants normally requires the following steps:
• Consultation: The dentist will check your teeth and jaw to assess if you are a good candidate for the treatment and will explain the best alternatives for your specific scenario.
• Planning and preparation: X-rays and CT scans will be used by the dentist to arrange the implant placement.
The implants are surgically implanted into the jawbone. The two implants in the back are positioned to take advantage of the denser portion of the jaw and to preserve as much jawbone as feasible.
• Healing and integration: The implants are given many months to heal and integrate with the jawbone.
• Restoration: Once the implants have bonded with the jawbone, an abutment (a small connector post) is inserted atop the implant and a full arch of replacement teeth is connected to the abutment.
What advantages do "All on 6" dental implants offer?
"All on 6" dental implants have numerous advantages, including:
• Enhancement of appearance: "All on 6" dental implants can improve the appearance of discolored, malformed, or gapped teeth.
• Improved function: "All on 6" dental implants can enhance the capacity to chew and speak, in addition to preserving the remaining natural teeth.
• Enhanced self-esteem: "All on 6" dental implants can enhance self-esteem and confidence by restoring a smile that seems natural.
• Durability: "All on 6" dental implants are built from sturdy materials that can resist regular daily wear and tear.
• Greater stability and support: Typically, "All on 6" dental implants provide greater stability and support for the replacement teeth than "All on 4" implants.