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All-on-4 / All-on-6

Show your perfect smile to the world thanks to All-on-4 – a method of fitting four implants into each jaw, which support a digitally designed set of teeth.

Am I a suitable candidate for dental implants?

Whether we’re dealing with complete edentulism or a single missing tooth, implantology is the best solution. Only implants will restore the feeling of having natural teeth!

If you’ve ever worn a denture, you’re certainly well aware of the discomfort it can cause – it can grind against the gums, it requires careful disinfection, and the palate cannot fully taste food. Not to mention the constant insecurity and the denture’s lack of aesthetic appeal.

Fortunately, patients with complete edentulism can now regain their smile thanks to the All-on-4 method.

The innovative All-on-4 method enables full dental reconstruction using only four implants. All-on-4 is a quick solution, using a system where four implants supporting a digitally designed set of teeth are fitted into the upper or lower edentulous jawbone. Implant placement is computer-guided and performed according to the latest treatment concept, and only the highest-quality dental implants are used. By placing two straight implants and two implants tilted at a 45-degree angle, the need for lengthy bone augmentation and sinus lift procedures is eliminated.

Are the Ortoimplant Dental SPA clinic doctors well-experienced in implantology?

Dr Trampuš and his team of dental experts have advanced professional degrees and international certificates, as well as decades of experience in implantology.

Why are Noris Medical dental implants used at Ortoimplant?

Noris Medical is a leading manufacturer of high-quality dental implants that are reliable, safe, and especially appropriate for “immediate loading” (placing implants and teeth in one day).

Who is an ideal candidate for the All-on-4 procedure?

In a word, everyone. Jawbone atrophy is not an obstacle because the All-on-4 procedure only requires a minimal amount of bone. If a patient has not had a tumour or systemic disease treated with drugs (bisphosphonates), the All-on-4 procedure can always be performed.

How long does it take to recover from an All-on-4 procedure?

Is it possible to carry out the procedure on both jaws on the same day?

Thanks to the all-in-one dental treatment approach and state-of-the-art technology, the procedure can easily be carried out on both jaws in one day with excellent results. The Ortoimplant team will be with you throughout the procedure, making sure that you feel comfortable and safe.

How painful is the All-on-4 procedure?

Thanks to our unique Dental SPA approach, pain and discomfort are completely eliminated. Our patients claim that postoperative pain is negligible, compared to toothache, for example. Taking a pill that helps relieve a headache is usually sufficient. Surgical implant placement is less aggressive than tooth extraction. Implants are placed under local anaesthesia, so there is no feeling of pain, while patients who are more anxious can opt for sedation.

What is the difference between the All-on-4 method and a denture?

A denture is a prosthetic device, which the patient removes for cleaning and maintenance. It is made of acrylic resin with ready-made teeth, and is fastened with clasps that hold the crowns. All-on-4 is an affordable and proven alternative that uses four implants to replace a full set of teeth, thus restoring the look and function of natural teeth.

How strong will my new teeth be?

Will I be able to chew better?

You’ll be able to eat without fear of your teeth falling out or getting lost. The strength of the bite with implants is significantly higher than with dentures. The new bridge supports implants that are cleaned like natural teeth, with brushing and flossing.

I was told I have a large loss of bone mass and it will take months before I can wear artificial teeth. What is the solution?

Thanks to the design and function of the All-on-4 implants, bone augmentation is only rarely required. If there is a significant bone loss in the upper jaw, we recommend the Zygoma All-on-4 procedure, which is used for more complicated cases.

What can I eat after surgery?

A modified diet is required for a period of two to six months, until you receive your permanent fixed teeth. In the meantime, you can eat anything that can be cut with a fork, as temporary crowns are made to last for several months.

Warranty on the All-on-4 method

COMPREHENSIVE LIFELONG MONITORING* – ORTOIMPLANT DENTAL SPA

PROFESSIONAL MAINTENANCE OF ALL ELEMENTS OF PROSTHESES AND IMPLANTS

We offer a unique warranty policy in Europe!

You will never have additional dental costs if we take care of your teeth together – we provide comprehensive lifelong monitoring.

Ortoimplant Dental SPA offers unique care to all its patients with All-on-4 / All-on-6 / Zygoma / pterygoid implants.

In order to ensure carefree use and lifelong satisfaction with their dental work, patients should follow to a timetable of regular check-ups,* take care to remove dental plaque and maintain oral hygiene.

* To ensure the longevity of implants and prosthetic work, patients should visit the Ortoimplant Dental SPA clinic for a check-up every 12 months.

Advantages of the All-on-4 / All-on-6 method

All-on-4 is a procedure for patients with a demanding schedule and lifestyle.
The All-on-4 implantation only takes a few hours – it may sound impossible, yet this technological breakthrough allows patients to finally say goodbye to their dentures in just two hours.
Immediately after the procedure, the patient receives a temporary prosthesis, followed by a final set of custom-designed teeth up to two months later.
Dental implants are also possible within 24 hours following tooth extraction: the key thing is that no damage to the body occurs and the system is completely safe.
With a one-time procedure, you’ll get a new set of teeth and be able to enjoy food right after the treatment.
Oral hygiene is maintained in the same way as with natural teeth.
The procedure can also be carried out on patients with diabetes, osteoporosis, or diseases where bone replacement might be contraindicated.