When a traditional full denture is no longer the desired solution
In the past, a full denture was often the obvious treatment option for many edentulous patients. Although they can be helpful in many cases, they are not always considered comfortable in the long term. Limitations in chewing, a feeling of insecurity when speaking, or the desire for greater stability in daily life often lead patients to seek a fixed alternative.
With All-on-4® and All-on-6® modern implantological concepts are available today in which a complete Dental prosthesis to four or six Implants is supported. The goal is a restoration that is both functionally and aesthetically convincing and feels as natural as possible in everyday life. In DENTALOGICUM Great importance is placed on individualized planning to ensure that the chosen solution is tailored to the patient's specific jaw structure and personal needs.
What All-on-4® and All-on-6® mean
With these care concepts, four or six Implants positioned in the upper or lower jaw such that a fixed Dental prosthesis can be attached. The implants act as stable supports and form the basis for a fixed restoration of the entire jaw.
The fundamental idea behind this concept is to create a stable foundation for dental prostheses using a limited number of strategically placed implants. Which option is appropriate in each individual case depends on various factors, such as the available bone volume, the load-bearing conditions, and the patient’s individual anatomical characteristics.
Even with reduced bone volume, a possible option
A key advantage of these approaches is that they may also be suitable for patients with reduced jawbone volume. In certain areas, the implants are placed at a specific angle to make the best possible use of the available bone.
This allows for stable anchoring in appropriate cases, even if the bone density is not uniform throughout. Whether this type of treatment is appropriate and feasible in an individual case is determined as part of a thorough Diagnostics and personal consultation carefully checked.
Precise planning with modern 3D diagnostics
The foundation of a successful implant procedure is precise planning. Before treatment with All-on-4® or All-on-6® A comprehensive analysis of the jaw structure is therefore performed. Using modern 3D Diagnostics the existing bone structure can be displayed in detail and the position of the implants can be planned precisely.
This careful preparation is particularly important because, when restoring the entire upper or lower jaw, it is necessary to consider not only the stability of the individual implants but also the interaction of the entire structure. In the DENTALOGICUM in Berlin-Friedrichshain The purpose of 3D planning is to prepare for treatment in a structured manner and to tailor the restoration—both functionally and aesthetically—precisely to the individual patient's situation.
Fixed teeth in one day
A frequently cited advantage of these concepts is that the implants and a provisional fixed Dental prosthesis can be placed during a single treatment appointment. The temporary restoration is secured immediately following implantation, so that the jaw is fitted with a fixed prosthesis right after the procedure.
This temporary dental prosthesis already meets important aesthetic and functional requirements. Patients therefore do not leave the office with an untreated condition, but with a permanent temporary solution that immediately reveals their new smile.
Gentle and efficient treatment process
The procedure is usually performed under local anesthesia. If desired, the treatment can also be supplemented by a Nitrous Oxide Treatment ...to make the process as comfortable as possible. Careful planning and a structured approach allow the treatment to be carried out efficiently.
Even though the approach is considered gentle, each treatment is evaluated on a case-by-case basis. The key factors in this evaluation are the patient’s overall health, the initial condition of the jaw, and the patient’s personal preferences and expectations regarding the dental prosthesis.
Aesthetics and function in everyday life
A stuck one Implant-supported dentures It should not only be stable, but also feel secure and natural in everyday life. That is why, in addition to the anchoring of the implants, the shape, position, and aesthetic appearance of the final dental restoration play a crucial role. The goal is a restoration that complements the facial profile, the lip line, and the overall oral condition.
For many patients, it’s not just about the appearance—it’s also about the confidence that comes from being able to speak, laugh, and chew again with greater assurance. It is precisely this combination of functional stability and aesthetic appeal that makes All-on-4® and All-on-6® an interesting option in modern implantology.
The healing phase until final restoration
Even though the temporary denture can be fitted immediately after the procedure, a healing phase follows. During this time, the implants fuse with the jawbone. This process is an important step toward a long-term, stable restoration.
After a healing period of about three to six months, the final Dental prosthesis inserted. This is individually adjusted and matched to the already integrated implants. The goal is a durable solution that is functionally resilient and harmoniously integrated aesthetically into the overall picture.
A Customized Solution Instead of a One-Size-Fits-All Approach
Ob All-on-4® or All-on-6® Whether a particular treatment is suitable in a specific case can only be determined after an individual examination. Not every edentulous jaw is the same, and not every restoration should be planned according to the same protocol. That is why the DENTALOGICUM a detailed Diagnostics and a personalized consultation at the start of each treatment.
Within this framework, it is determined which type of treatment makes sense from a functional, aesthetic, and anatomical perspective. This results in a concept that is not generalized, but rather specifically tailored to the respective situation.
