All-on-6
All-on-6 implants are a full-mouth restoration technique that uses six dental implants to anchor a permanent prosthetic arch of teeth. By distributing the load evenly across six implants, this procedure ensures enhanced stability and strength, making it ideal for patients with moderate to severe tooth loss.
Who is the All on 6 dental implants treatment applied to?
All on 6 dental implants treatment;
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Those who have no teeth in their mouths,
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Those who have lost most of their teeth and have broken roots and wobbly teeth that need to be extracted,
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Patients who have eating and drinking problems due to the denture they use (removable prosthesis), cannot speak properly and suffer from pain because the prosthesis hits their palate,
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Patients with osteoporosis and bone loss in the jaw bones,
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Those who want to be treated at a lower price than standard dental implant treatment,
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Those with good general health, It is a treatment that can be performed.
How is All on 6 dental implants treatment done?
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Before the All on 6 implant treatment, the general health status of the patient is examined. It is determined whether there are chronic diseases that will prevent treatment.
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Radiologic and tomographic imaging is performed to evaluate the patient’s jawbone and mouth structure. The places where dental implants will be placed are determined.
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The operation site is anesthetized by local anesthesia. General anesthesia can also be preferred after the patient’s request and the approval of the anesthesiologist.
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Shaky teeth and tooth roots that cannot perform their functions are removed.
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6 dental implants are placed in the jawbone in the appropriate position at the locations determined at the end of the measurements.
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The dentist advises the patient on oral and maxillofacial care and the drugs to be used after the operation.
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It takes about 3 months for the implants to fuse to the jawbone.
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In this process, the patient comes to the control several times. A model is created for a permanent fixed prosthesis.
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The treatment is completed by placing a permanent fixed prosthesis.
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