Overview
The “Plus” approach intends to optimise outcomes by combining clinical experience, modern technology and personalised treatment planning.
Advanced digital planning and imaging are used to ensure implants are placed accurately and in the right positions, supporting the likelihood of better long-term stability and function.
The All-On-4 Plus® system also incorporates enhanced materials and structural design. For example, a titanium framework connects implants, evenly distributing pressure and improving durability during healing and everyday use.
Another defining feature is the ability, in many cases, to deliver a fixed set of teeth shortly after surgery. This optimised process reduces the number of treatment stages and gives patients the ability to regain function and aesthetics more quickly than with traditional methods.
FAQs
Read commonly asked questions regarding the plus difference.
The All-On-4 Plus® approach incorporates detailed treatment planning, digital imaging, implant placement, prosthetic design and a titanium framework as part of the treatment process.
Not always. Extra implants may be used in certain cases, depending on bone structure and clinical needs to improve support and stability.
Digital imaging and planning are used to assess the jaw and help plan implant placement before surgery.
A titanium framework connects the implants and forms part of the fixed prosthetic structure.
Yes. Treatment planning considers individual factors such as bone structure, oral health, medical history and clinical needs.
The “Plus” approach places greater emphasis on detailed planning, precision placement and customised design. This can improve both the efficiency of the procedure and the final outcome.
Yes. You will receive temporary teeth 3-4 hours after surgery and then your final teeth 1-7 days after surgery.
Yes. The treatment includes a titanium framework as part of the prosthetic structure.
Suitability depends on individual factors such as bone structure, oral health and overall medical history. A clinical assessment is required to determine the most suitable course of treatment.
Suitability is determined through an individual clinical assessment and treatment-planning process.