The All-on-4 technique replaces a full arch of teeth using only four dental implants. Two implants are placed vertically in the front of the jaw and two at an angle in the back, maximizing contact with available bone. A fixed provisional prosthesis is typically attached the same day, giving you functional teeth immediately. A final, permanent prosthesis is placed after full healing.
Full dental exam, 3D CT scan, and treatment planning. Your dentist evaluates bone quality and determines the optimal implant positions.
Any remaining teeth are extracted, and four implants are surgically placed under sedation or general anesthesia. The procedure takes 2–3 hours per arch.
A fixed temporary bridge is attached to the implants the same day, allowing you to leave the clinic with functional teeth.
After 4–6 months of healing, your permanent prosthesis (zirconia or acrylic) is fabricated and fitted for a natural, lasting result.
2
Visits
7
Days stay
4–6 months between surgery and final prosthesis
Healing
Full consultation, 3D imaging, extractions if needed, placement of 4 implants per arch, and attachment of a fixed provisional prosthesis — all within 24–48 hours of surgery.
Implants fuse with the jawbone. Soft diet recommended for the first 2–3 months. Regular follow-ups with your local dentist.
Impressions for the permanent zirconia or acrylic bridge. Try-in, adjustments, and final delivery.
Walk out with fixed teeth on the same day — eat soft foods and smile with confidence right away.
The angled rear implants maximize bone contact, eliminating the need for bone grafts in most patients.
Fewer implants mean lower cost compared to individual implants for each missing tooth.
Replace loose dentures with a fixed, stable prosthesis that restores chewing ability and confidence.
All-on-4 is a major dental procedure performed under sedation. Swelling and bruising are normal for 1–2 weeks.
The provisional prosthesis may feel different initially. Your speech and chewing adapt within a few weeks.
While rare (under 5%), one or more implants may fail to integrate. Backup plans are part of the treatment protocol.
Stick to a liquid and soft food diet. Take all prescribed medications. Apply cold compresses to reduce swelling. Do not smoke.
Gradually reintroduce soft solid foods. Clean the prosthesis carefully with a soft brush and prescribed mouthwash. Attend follow-up appointments.
Professional cleaning every 6 months. Brush and use a water flosser daily. The prosthesis may need professional polishing annually.
All-on-4 treatment requires two visits: 5–7 days for surgery and provisional teeth, then 3–5 days for the final prosthesis after 4–6 months. Clinics near international airports make travel convenient.