Overview
A key part of the All-On-4 Plus® process is the quick transition from having temporary teeth to your Immediate Final Teeth.
Unlike other approaches which may involve wearing a temporary restoration for months after surgery; All On 4 Plus® treatment uses specific techniques and technologies to allow patients to wear temporary teeth immediately after their final prosthesis is being made overnight. The patient will then return back to the clinic within 1-7 days of their surgery to go home with their Immediate Final Teeth™. This is made possible by advanced digital planning, strategic implant angling and an immediate loading protocol- meaning that the implants are loaded within a period of 7 days after surgery.
Once full healing and osseointegration is complete ( usually 4 months after surgery) if a patient needs a stronger prosthesis ( such as zirconia) then that can be changed over.
FAQ
Read common frequently asked questions regarding the transition between the immediate fixed bridge to a final permanent restoration.
The fixed prosthesis is placed 1 to 2 days after surgery.
No. The fixed prosthesis is placed 1 to 2 days after surgery, while the implants continue through the initial healing and osseointegration period.
No. The prosthesis placed 1 to 2 days after surgery is not a temporary bridge that is routinely replaced once healing is complete.
All-On-4 Plus® is designed to provide fixed teeth shortly after implant surgery rather than relying on removable dentures during the healing period.
The initial healing phase lasts four months.
Osseointegration is the biological process in which the implants integrate with the surrounding jawbone.
Yes. The fixed prosthesis is placed 1 to 2 days after surgery, while osseointegration continues during the four-month initial healing period.
No. A soft diet must be followed during the initial healing period.
A soft diet must be followed for the full four-month initial healing period.
The implants continue to integrate with the surrounding jawbone through osseointegration while the fixed prosthesis remains in place.