The overview of full-arch dental implant solution

Full-arch implant placement is a technique that utilizes four to six surgical implants placed within the jawbone to replace the missing tooth roots in an edentulous arch.

This holistic solution represents the most advanced approach to address full-arch tooth loss, restoring patients with a functional and aesthetically pleasing dentition that closely resembles natural teeth. Currently, two popular options for full-arch implant solutions are All-on-4 and All-on-6.

All On 4 Dental Implant Technique

All On 4 Dental Implant Technique is the solution that utilizes four surgical implants to restore an entire dental arch. In the treatment process, two implants were placed vertically in the position of tooth #2 and two implants were placed at an angle in the position of tooth #5 with a maximum inclination angle of up to 45 degrees.

In this time and age, Implant is the optimal solution to ensure that the impact force is equally distributed on the jawbone. Additionally, the Multi-unit Abutment provides support for a full upper arch of 10-12 porcelain teeth.

All On 6 Dental Implant Technique

All On 6 technique is the solution developed from the All On 4 technique, tailored for the patients with insufficient jawbone density.

In this treatment, the dentist will place two additional implants in the molar region, bringing the total to six implants. This enhanced support system provides greater stability, ensuring optimal chewing function and minimizing bone resorption.