Implant is one of the most popular methods preferred for dental treatment in our country and around the world for many years.
Implant is one of the most popular methods preferred for dental treatment in our country and around the world for many years. Using artificial tooth roots, roots are made in the jawbone and supported with prostheses. In this way, aesthetic teeth can be made so that missing and rootless teeth can be used longer and healthier.
With implant treatment, an aesthetically compatible and functional tooth root can be made in place of missing teeth. However, in order for implant treatment to be applied to a person, the person’s jawbone must also be suitable for implant treatment. If there is suitable bone tissue in the jaw, implant treatment can be applied to everyone.
All-On-4 technique is a dental treatment technique that is evaluated within implant treatment and has been quite popular for the last 20 years. This technique is performed under ideal anesthesia.
In the All-On-4 technique, 2 implants are placed in the back of the jaw. However, the most important feature of the All-On-4 technique is that the 2 implants placed in the jaw area are placed at an angle of 30 to 45 degrees.
The other 2 implants are fixed by placing them at a right angle in the front of the jaw. The All-On-4 technique is particularly effective in preventing anatomical problems that occur over time in the jaw area.
The All-On-4 method is among the most effective implant treatment techniques for the patient to have a fixed prosthesis that they can use for a lifetime. After the technique is applied, permanent prostheses can be installed within an average of 3 or 4 months. During this period, temporary teeth can be installed immediately so that the person can continue their daily life.
The All-On-6 technique is also included in implant treatment methods. At the same time, this technique is performed under ideal anesthesia.
During the All-On-6 method, which is a suitable treatment technique for patients with tooth loss, 6 implants are placed in the jawbone at appropriate angles.
With the application of the All-On-6 technique, the permanent prosthesis is immediately installed and the treatment is completed. The difference between the All-On-6 technique and classical implant treatment methods is the number of implants and the angled placement of the tooth roots.
In addition; Implant treatment can usually be performed after the approval of the doctor who regularly monitors the systemic condition (such as heart, sugar, blood pressure and diabetes).
