All-on-6: full dental arch on six implants

All-on-6 is the restoration of all teeth in the maxilla or mandible on six implants. A larger number of supports means an even distribution of chewing forces and exceptional stability of the permanent prosthetic work for many years.

All-on-6 at Mabel Clinic

What is All-on-6 and when do we recommend it?

In the All-on-6 method, a permanent full-arch bridge is supported by six implants distributed evenly throughout the bone. The additional supports reduce the load on each implant and allow for a stiffer, more durable structure. We particularly recommend this protocol for patients with good bone conditions, a strong bite, and those who want maximum stability for their restoration.

What is All-on-6 and when do we recommend it?

In the All-on-6 method, a permanent full-arch bridge is supported by six implants distributed evenly throughout the bone. The additional supports reduce the load on each implant and allow for a stiffer, more durable structure. We particularly recommend this protocol for patients with good bone conditions, a strong bite, and those who want maximum stability for their restoration.

What is All-on-6 and when do we recommend it?

In the All-on-6 method, a permanent full-arch bridge is supported by six implants distributed evenly throughout the bone. The additional supports reduce the load on each implant and allow for a stiffer, more durable structure. We particularly recommend this protocol for patients with good bone conditions, a strong bite, and those who want maximum stability for their restoration.

How All-on-6 treatment is performed at Mabel Clinic

The foundation is a CT scan and digital planning of the position of all six implants. The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia, combining it with the extraction of non-restorable teeth if necessary. With good primary stability of the implants, we quickly attach a temporary prosthesis, and after the integration period, usually after a few months, we deliver the final, precisely fitted bridge.

All-on-6 or All-on-4: how we choose

Both methods lead to the same goal, which is permanent teeth on implants; they differ in the number of supports and bone requirements. All-on-6 provides a more favourable distribution of forces and a greater safety margin, but requires an adequate amount of bone. The choice of protocol is always preceded by a tomography analysis and an honest discussion about expectations and clinical possibilities.

All-on-6 or All-on-4: how we choose

Both methods lead to the same goal, which is permanent teeth on implants; they differ in the number of supports and bone requirements. All-on-6 provides a more favourable distribution of forces and a greater safety margin, but requires an adequate amount of bone. The choice of protocol is always preceded by a tomography analysis and an honest discussion about expectations and clinical possibilities.

All-on-6 or All-on-4: how we choose

Both methods lead to the same goal, which is permanent teeth on implants; they differ in the number of supports and bone requirements. All-on-6 provides a more favourable distribution of forces and a greater safety margin, but requires an adequate amount of bone. The choice of protocol is always preceded by a tomography analysis and an honest discussion about expectations and clinical possibilities.

Frequently Asked Questions

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