All-on-4 / All-on-6 Full Arch Rehabilitation Package

All-on-4 and All-on-6 full arch rehabilitation offers a practical solution for people who have lost most or all of their teeth.
The treatment uses strategically placed dental implants to support a complete fixed set of replacement teeth.
All-on-4 treatment generally uses four implants to support a full dental arch.
All-on-6 rehabilitation uses six implants and may be recommended when additional support is appropriate.
The right option depends on bone quality, oral health, medical history, and individual treatment needs.
A detailed dental examination and diagnostic imaging are performed before treatment planning.
Your dentist will assess the gums, jawbone, existing teeth, and overall oral condition.
Implant placement is carefully planned according to your anatomy and restorative requirements.
A temporary prosthesis may be provided during the healing period when clinically appropriate.
After healing and integration of the implants, the final fixed teeth are placed.
Full arch implant rehabilitation can improve chewing ability and everyday oral function.
It can also help restore the appearance of a complete smile.
The treatment may be considered for patients with extensive tooth loss or severely damaged teeth.
Good oral hygiene remains important after implant treatment.
Regular dental reviews help monitor implant and gum health over time.
Treatment duration varies depending on healing, bone condition, and the selected rehabilitation plan.
Some patients may require additional procedures before implant placement.
Your dentist will explain the expected stages, alternatives, risks, and maintenance requirements.
The package is planned according to your individual dental condition rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
Discuss your concerns and expectations openly during your consultation.
With appropriate planning and aftercare, implant-supported full arch restoration can provide a stable tooth replacement option.
Choose a treatment plan based on professional clinical evaluation and your long-term oral health needs.