All on 4/ All on X
Skip videoWhy choose all on 4?
When a person is missing all of their teeth or knows that their teeth simply cannot be saved, dentures are not the only option. The placement of 4 to 6 implants frequently will support a new set of teeth in just one appointment! This procedure has provided countless people a new lease on life: a beautiful smile combined with the ability to comfortably eat & function are typically the outcomes of this treatment.
Who is a candidate for this procedure?
AM I A CANDIDATE?
People who live in constant dental pain from recurring infections.
People who require so much dental care that the costs are exorbitant.
People who are tired of the endless cycle of dental treatment that has to be redone over and over.
People who have dentures that move and hurt and want to eliminate them.
People who understand jaw bone will continue to deteriorate and disappear as the years progress, and they want to decrease or eliminate this process.
All on 4 dental procedure
Process
Meet with Dr. Slobodian for an initial assessment to determine if the All-on-4 procedure is right for you. He'll examine your oral health and discuss your options.
Under anesthesia, the dentist will surgically insert four dental implants into your jawbone. Two are positioned in the front, and two are angled toward the back of the jaw.
While your implants heal and integrate with your jawbone (usually a few months), you'll receive temporary teeth to maintain functionality and appearance.
Once the implants are fully integrated, impressions are taken to create a custom permanent bridge that matches your natural teeth.
Your custom bridge is attached to the implants, providing you with a permanent set of teeth. After the procedure, regular check-ups and good oral hygiene are essential to maintain your new smile.
Why choose Dr. Slobodian?
Precision and Accuracy: Dr. Slobodian’s expertise in digital guided surgeries ensures that dental implants are precisely placed, leading to optimal outcomes. This level of precision increases the chances of successful implant integration, minimizing complications and improving the longevity of the final crowns.
