1. What is All-on-6 implant?
All-on-6 implant is a dental implant treatment method used for fully edentulous individuals or those who have lost their teeth. In this method, six implants are placed into the jawbone, and a fixed bridge prosthesis is mounted onto these implants.
2. How is All-on-6 implant done?
The All-on-6 implant procedure is usually performed under local anesthesia. Firstly, six implants are placed into the jawbone using an appropriate surgical technique. Then, a temporary bridge prosthesis is attached to these implants. After the healing process is complete, a permanent bridge prosthesis is fixed.
3. Who can benefit from the All-on-6 implant method?
The All-on-6 implant method is suitable for fully edentulous individuals or those who are about to lose their teeth. This method may also be more suitable for individuals with lower bone density compared to traditional dental implant methods.
4. What are the advantages of All-on-6 implant?
The advantages of All-on-6 implant include a higher number of implants, which provide stronger support, a more robust prosthesis bridge, better chewing function, and a more natural appearance.
5. What are the risks of All-on-6 implant?
Like any surgical procedure, All-on-6 implant has certain risks. These risks may include infection, implant failure, bone loss, and prosthesis problems. However, when properly performed, these risks can be minimized.
6. What is the cost of All-on-6 implant?
The cost of All-on-6 implant varies depending on the materials used, the experience of the treating dentist, the location where the treatment is performed, and other factors. It is important to consult with a dentist for detailed pricing.
For more information about the All-on-6 implant method and to determine if this method is suitable for you, consult a dentist.