Dr.James
Phongbhum Chinhathaiwat
All-on-4 and All-on-6 with a specialist like Dr.James
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Expertise and Experience : Dr.James has the knowledge and experience in performing dental implants, ensuring a high-quality and safe treatment.
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Detailed Treatment Planning : An experienced dentist can accurately plan the treatment and design implants that suit the patient's oral condition.
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Advanced Technology : Dr.James may use modern technology for diagnosis and treatment, such as 3D imaging and computer-guided implant placement, which increases accuracy and reduces surgical risks.
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Natural Results : With Dr. James's expertise, the dental implants will look natural and harmonize well with the patient's facial features.
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Post-Treatment Care : An experienced dentist provides proper guidance and care after the treatment, ensuring a quick recovery and long-term maintenance of the results.
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Positive Reviews and Recommendations : Patients who have previously undergone treatment with Dr. James and received excellent results can boost confidence.
Opting for dental implants with a specialist like Dr.James ensures high-quality treatment and confidence in achieving optimal results.
Benefits of All-on-4 and All-on-6
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Replaces all missing teeth in the entire jaw.
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Helps the user regain the ability to chew, speak, and smile confidently.
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Easy to clean and maintain by brushing, no need to remove.
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Very durable and long-lasting, functioning similarly to natural teeth.
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Prevents bone resorption issues, preserving the natural facial structure.
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No issues with tooth decay, but maintaining good oral hygiene is essential to prevent gum disease or inflammation around the implants.
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Fits securely, with a natural appearance and structure, does not slip or loosen, restoring confidence in your smile.
The choice between All-on-4 and All-on-6 depends on the patient’s oral condition and specific needs. Both options offer numerous benefits that can significantly improve quality of life and long-term oral health.
Procedure for Full Arch Immediate Function Treatment
Procedure for Full Arch Immediate Function Treatment The all-on-4 and all-on-6 immediate function dental implant may not apply to all cases. Consult your dentist before choosing your tooth replacement option. The treatment procedure and steps for full arch dental implant treatment using the all on four and all-on-one concept is as follows:
1. Planning and Preparation
Assessment and treatment planning based on the patient's oral health condition. X-rays or CT scans to evaluate bone structure and plan the placement of dental implants.
2. Installing the implant
If there is existing teeth, teeth are removed. Implantation is commonly done after teeth removal to preserve and shape existing bone. The implant posts is then installed dental implants. The number of implants of 4, 6 or more placed is based on on bone condition and expected final denture. If patient requires a temporary dentures during the 3 to 5 month wait time for the fixed hybrid bridge /overdentures, a temporary dentures can be opted prior to start of surgery or your old dentures may be re-lined for wear.
3. Attaching the hybrid bridge
Teeth impression for the hybrid bridge / overdenture is taken immediately after teeth implants placement or within the next 3 days. The hybrid bridge / overdenture frame is made in the dental labs. Upon its delivery, the framework is tried on and adjusted before it is securely installed on top of the implants.
4. End result
Your new teeth is ready to function, please do however eat soft diets during the first few weeks and follow your dentist’s post care instruction on cleaning and caring for your new set of all-on-4, 6 teeth.
Immediate Function Implant Systems
There are several brands of immediate function implant systems. The top 2 implant systems world-wide are:
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All-on-4/ProArch from Straumann, Neobiotech
For immediate function systems, your implantologist will likely recommend having active surface and a good quality dental implant system range in order to increase the survival and success rates. For Struamann, the available ranges of active surface implant include SLActive, Roxolid SLActive and the BLX implant system. The Straumann BLX system is the latest implant that is designed specifically for immediate function with special surface, shape and small size.
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All-on-4, 6 / Full Arch from DIOnavi Full Arch
Full Arch is a series of 4-6 implants which can restore the function of an entire arch. Leveraging the benefit of digital diagnosis and treatment, the procedure is very accurate with excellent esthetics. Minimal incision means minimal pain and faster recovery time for the patients.
DIOnavi Full Arch Procedure
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Consultation with Dentist. Your dentist will explain the procedure and the treatment plan after diagnosing your condition.
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3D Intraoral Scan and Guide Production. Surgical guide is produced using the existing denture and a 3D intraoral scan for an accurate and successful surgery.
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Quick and Simple Full Arch Surgery. Quick and simple surgery is possible with a minimum number of implants.
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Immediate Temporary Teeth on the Surgery Day. Immediate temporary teeth make the patient's everyday routine possible right away.
Surgery is completed. Visit your dentist one more time to get the permanent teeth and you are all done!
The Most Advanced and Efficient Digital Full Arch Implant Solution
• Immediate temporary teeth are attached during implant placement.
• Accurate pre-planning with 3D simulation before implant placement
• using a minimum of 4-6 implants.
• Final full-arch restoration using splinted type Full Zirconia+Arch Frame.
• Precise and stable screw-retained final restoration using SRP-type Multiunit Abutment.
• Treatment duration is as short as 2-4 months. (*In normal case)
Recovery Expectations
Recovery Expectations Following placement of the dental implant posts, you may feel sore or tenderness in surrounding gums and implant site. As it is a full jaw surgery, the areas may also be swollen. Please are recommended to rest and consume liquids for the first few days.
Post Care Instructions for Immediate Function Implants
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Only liquid foods may be consumed during the first day in order to avoid inadvertent food particles contaminating the wound and semi-liquid (Mashed) food added during the rest of the week.
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Avoid eating or drinking anything very hot or cold during the first day after the operation.
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Moderate post-operative swelling is a normal reaction. However, If you have excessive swelling, severe pain or persistent bleeding please contact the clinic or emergency room.
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Use antiseptic mouth wash rinses as directed.
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Smoking and consumption of alcoholic beverages should be avoided.
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Old dentures may not be worn until adjustments have been made. Early insertion of dentures may delay or affect healing.
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Avoid putting heavy pressure around the implant site during healing period.
Post-Operative Care for All-on-4, 6 Dental Implants
Dental implants require the same care as real teeth, including brushing, flossing, and regular dental check-up.
Long-Term Care
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Brushing and Flossing : Brush at least twice a day with a soft-bristled toothbrush.Use floss or interdental brushes to clean between the implants and prosthetic teeth.
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Mouthwash : Use an alcohol-free mouthwash to help reduce bacterial buildup.
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Regular Dental Check-Ups : Schedule regular check-ups with your dentist for professional cleaning and to monitor the health of the implants.Your dentist will check the stability of the implants and assess the health of your gums.
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Avoid Hard and Sticky Foods : Steer clear of hard or sticky foods to prevent damage to the prosthetic teeth or implants.
Follow Dentist’s Instructions : Adhere to any specific instructions provided by your dentist regarding the care of your implants and prosthetic teeth.
Care for Immediate Function Implants
Dental implants require the same care as real teeth, including brushing, flossing, and regular dental check-ups
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Brush after eating and before bedtime around the implant with a soft toothbrush
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Floss at least once to twice a day. Use the proxy brush or floss threader to remove plaque under and around these areas to maintain good oral hygiene. Buildup of food debris and plaque on your teeth and gums can become infected.
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Rinse with fluoride rinse before bed. Swish the fluoride rinse vigorously in your mouth for at least one minute. Do not swallow any of the rinse and do not eat or drink anything for 30 minutes
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Be careful about chewing toffees, gum, grainy rolls and tough food in this area
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See your dentist for regular professional check-ups and cleanings
Dental Implant Reviews from Dr.James Patients
Pim Mckirdy Highly recommend Gold9 Dental Clinic. Dr.James provided an impeccable service. He explained every process and answered all my questions in a most stifling manner, experience, professionalism and just the fact that he makes you feel as comfortable as possible. Not only Dr.James but all the receptionists and assistants are very friendly. I give him and his staff 11 marks out of 10. Oh and very reasonable rates too. In fact good rates, I should say!
FAQ. All-on-4, 6
1. What are full-mouth dental implants?
"Full mouth dental implants are a treatment to replace all missing teeth by using dental implants as the foundation for bridges or dentures, restoring the functionality and appearance of natural teeth."
2. How long does the full mouth implant process take?
"In some cases, the entire process takes only 14 days using the manual implantation technique for the All-on system. However, for the digital All-on system, the process takes approximately 5-6 months or longer, depending on bone grafting, recovery, and implant placement."
3. Who is a candidate for full mouth dental implants?
"People who have lost all or nearly all of their teeth and have healthy gums and sufficient jawbone strength are good candidates. If the jawbone is insufficient, bone grafting may be necessary."
4. Can dental implants be done at the same time?
"Dental implants can be done simultaneously depending on the patient's oral condition and the dentist's treatment plan in general."
5. How long do full mouth dental implants last?
"With proper care, dental implants can last for many decades or even a lifetime. Maintaining good oral hygiene and attending regular dental check-ups are essential."
6. How do you care for full-mouth dental implants?
"You should brush your teeth regularly, use mouthwash, and floss to prevent plaque buildup. Regular dental visits are also important for maintaining implant health."
7. Is the full mouth implant procedure painful?
"The surgery is performed under local anesthesia or sedation, so there is no pain during the procedure. Some swelling or discomfort may occur afterward, but this can be managed with painkillers."
Conclusion – All-on-4, 6 Dental Implants
All-on-4 and All-on-6 dental implants offer effective solutions for full-mouth tooth replacement. They provide stable and durable results, quick recovery, and easier maintenance. Choosing the right option should involve consultation with a skilled dental professional to achieve the best possible outcomes. The All-on-4 concept does however carry higher risks and special care will be required over-time. Unlike implant-supported dentures that are removable, All-on-4 hybrid bridge are fixed and will need to be professionally removed for cleaning and maintenance. Like any prostheses, it may need adjustments or replacement over the long-term.
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