Dental implants involve a minor surgical procedure in which your dentist pierces your gums to reach your jawbone. Then comes the placement of the implants. Two dental implants will be placed on each side of the jaw at a 30-degree angle. The two implants are placed vertically in the front part of the jaw.

Once all your dental implants have been placed, your dentist will immediately fit temporary dentures. After some time, once the implants have healed, your dentist will place permanent dentures.

1- Lower price or cheaper

All-on-4 dental implants replace the teeth of a full jaw and use only 4 small screws that are implanted into the jawbone. With conventional methods, however, you would need about 8 to 10 implants to be able to completely restore the jaw. Thus, this technology is significantly cheaper.

2-No need for bone grafting

Often after tooth loss, the jawbone loses density and weakens. This means that your dentist cannot place the implant immediately. Therefore, you should opt for bone grafting to add strength to your jawbone. This surgical procedure involves removing bone tissue from any part of the body and transferring it to the jawbone. This process requires 3 to 4 months of recovery. This is a long time frame, but All-on-4 dental implant technology overcomes this by having the unique inclined position of the posterior implants. Instead of being placed horizontally, the last two implants are held at a 30-degree angle. This allows the jawbone to rest against the implant without the need for bone grafting.

3- Shorter Treatment Time

The entire process of placing dental implants and the subsequent placement of dentures is usually done in one session.

4- Appearance of Natural Teeth

Unlike dentures, All-on-4 dental implants are permanent and look and feel like natural teeth.

Traditional dentures usually only last for about 5 years, but All-on-4 dental implants last up to 15 years. This is because, unlike conventional dentures, All-on-4 dental implants are fixed to the root. This ensures that the bone tissue is not lost and therefore the teeth are not lost over time.

Of course, this 15-year lifespan depends on taking good care of your All-On-4 implants after implantation. Brushing and flossing are very important for the health of your mouth and the care of your All-On-4 dental implants.

The truth, which cannot be beautified or disguised, is that toothache is one of the most severe types of pain that cannot be tolerated due to the hypersensitivity of the dental nerve to external stimuli, which causes bouts of severe pain.

However, the good thing about dental implants is that the patient does not feel any pain during the surgical procedure, as the implantation procedure is performed under local anaesthesia of the area where it is performed.

If the patient has severe ‘dentist phobia’, the operation can also be performed under general anaesthesia or sedation.