All-on-6 is an approach for cases where all teeth in a jaw are missing, in which a fixed prosthesis is placed on six implants. It differs from All-on-4 in the number of implants; which is suitable is decided after the examination.
Who may be suitable?
- People who have lost all their teeth or are at risk of losing them
- Those who want a fixed prosthesis
- Those with suitable bone structure (assessed by tomography)
How does the process work?
- Planning is done with an examination and tomography.
- Your dentist explains why the number of implants and the type of prosthesis were chosen.
- Implants are placed and a healing period follows.
- The final prosthesis is prepared and fitted.
After treatment and care
Regular cleaning of the prosthesis and around the implants is important. Regular check-ups monitor the condition. The process varies from person to person.
The information on this page is for general purposes only; an examination is required for diagnosis and treatment. Treatment plans are determined by the dentist according to each patient's condition.