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All-on-4/All-on-X Implants: Perfection Achieved Through Dedication and Precision
Losing multiple teeth disrupts a complex, interconnected system involving jaw stability, bone health, and even cognitive function, leading to bone loss, poor nutrition, and increased risks of conditions like Alzheimer’s. The All-on-4 or All-on-X implant system offers a stable, attractive solution, restoring both form and function. Yet, achieving a successful full-arch implant is no simple task—it’s a series of carefully planned steps to ensure the new teeth feel as natural and functional as possible.
Starting with the strictest hygiene, detailed diagnostics, personalized anesthesia, precision work performed under the microscope, and innovative infrared light therapy, we do everything possible to ensure a secure procedure and fast recovery.
A Comprehensive Approach to All-on-4/All-on-X Implants
When planning All-on-4 or All-on-X implants, we go beyond standard diagnostics, incorporating everything from X-rays and 3D scans to bone density assessments and blood work. We also use a specialized tool called a condylographer to map out jaw and tooth movement in fine detail, enabling us to place implants that integrate seamlessly with the jaw’s natural motion, ensuring comfort and stability. Through these detailed diagnostics, we design a treatment plan tailored to each patient’s unique structure and health considerations.
Once diagnostics are complete, we begin the procedure by carefully placing titanium posts in the jawbone, where they will serve as anchors for the implants. Following a healing period of three to six months, abutments are attached to the posts, and a final prosthesis is fitted to match the appearance and function of natural teeth. While the actual surgical phase is relatively quick, the preparation and recovery phases are essential to achieving successful, long-lasting results.
Customized Anesthesia and Enhanced Recovery Support
Patient comfort and recovery are at the heart of a successful implant procedure. We use an advanced anesthetic device that adjusts the dosage of anesthetic drugs throughout the procedure, unlike traditional injection-based anesthesia. This approach optimizes comfort, effectively manages pain, and reduces stress, which can hinder recovery. Our customized anesthesia protocol not only makes the process more comfortable but also promotes a smooth recovery by helping the body remain calm.
Learn more about our approach to anesthesia here.
Supporting Recovery with Advanced Light Therapy
For enhanced healing after All-on-4/All-on-X procedures, we use Photobiomodulation (PBM) therapy, a method that uses red and near-infrared light to stimulate ATP production, providing the energy needed for cellular repair. By boosting tissue regeneration and reducing inflammation, PBM therapy accelerates recovery, reduces discomfort, and lowers infection risks.
This therapy is painless and non-invasive, fitting seamlessly into our post-surgery care. We want our patients to return to their normal routines as soon as possible, and this method is a valuable ally for faster and safer recovery.
Rigorous Hygiene Protocols
A successful implant procedure also depends on rigorous hygiene. At Coldy Dent, we maintain a sterile environment using hospital-grade disinfectants and thermal, mechanical, and chemical sterilization processes. To ensure perfect sterility, we never rush the cleaning process. Allowing sufficient time between patients enables us to meticulously follow the strictest hygiene protocols.
This attention to cleanliness protects vulnerable tissues during healing and safeguards the implant’s long-term success and permanence.
All-On-4 and All-On-X implants require meticulous planning and attention to details that ensure proper function, comfort, and rapid recovery. By focusing on each detail of the process and using carefully selected innovative technologies, we make sure our patients receive the best possible care, resulting in a healthy smile and improved overall well-being.