More than
Just Your Smile.
All-On-4 Plus® is designed to address both the appearance and function of your teeth, with treatment planned around your individual dental needs.
Fixed Teeth: dental implants can support a fixed restoration rather than a removable denture.
Modern Approach: Our protocol is designed to deliver your final smile in days, not months.
Tailored Aesthetics: Each restoration is custom-milled to match your facial features and individual preferences.
Designed for Function: Designed with strength in mind to support everyday function.
Quality Materials: We utilise high-strength Zirconia and porcelain for maximum clinical durability.
On-Site Precision: Our integrated laboratories work hard to achieve the creation and refinement of your restoration.
Important Notice: Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. Clinical results shown are individual and outcomes may vary from patient to patient.
The best way to learn
The Complete Guide to All-On-4 Dental Implants
Hosted by Dr Alex Fibishenko and our senior clinical team, this 30-minute presentation walks you through the entire process. We discuss the procedure, the expected costs, and the clinical risks, providing the honest guidance you need to make the right choice for your dental health.
Tooth Decay
Consumption of energy drinks, soft drinks, and sticky sweets leads to decalcification of teeth and decay.
A dry mouth can exacerbate tooth decay. It may be caused by certain conditions or medication.
Tooth decay can be treated with restorative dental work, but if the consumption of sweets is not eliminated, the decay may affect the dental work repeating the cycle and leading to loss of teeth.
Gum Disease
Gum disease can be hereditary, but the primary cause is the accumulation of plaque on the root surfaces of the teeth leading to inflammation and infection in the gums, ultimately resulting in loss of supporting jawbone and loose teeth.
Good hygiene and regular gum treatment are generally effective in controlling the disease, but the damage caused is often difficult or impossible to reverse.
Smoking and crowding of teeth can worsen gum disease.
Failed Dental Work
Patients who receive extensive dental treatment remain susceptible to further deterioration if known factors are not controlled, such as hygiene, consumption of sugar, and preventative dental maintenance.
Dental work can also fail due to poor planning and/or construction with the passage of time. It is not uncommon for the cycle of treatments to continue when focusing on a specific issue each time without a definitive long-term plan, resulting in a loss of biologic tissues and loss of options.
Dentures
Dentures are used as an economical means to replace missing teeth. Partial dentures rely on existing teeth for support and can contribute to decay or gum disease of the supporting teeth. Full dentures rely on suction and can be particularly problematic in the lower.
Dentures often result in significant limitations with food, loss of taste and looseness. Dentures are not well tolerated in people with a gag reflex.
