Dental
All-on-6
A full-arch approach using additional implants when the clinician prefers more support.
Overview
All-on-6 uses more implants than All-on-4 in many protocols. Neither is automatically better; anatomy and the prosthetic plan matter.
Who it may be suitable for
- Full-arch cases where additional implants are planned
- Patients who can commit to surgical recovery time
Techniques
- Full-arch implant-supported prosthesis
Procedure timeline
01
Assessment
Imaging and medical history.
02
Surgery and temps
As indicated.
03
Final prosthesis
Often a later phase.
Recovery
- Similar to other full-arch implant surgery
- Follow antibiotic and hygiene instructions
Expected process
- 1. Compare All-on-4 and All-on-6 ranges in the calculator
- 2. Ask the clinician which concept fits your bone
Is this treatment right for me?
This is not a medical diagnosis. Final suitability requires professional evaluation.
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Questions
No. Choose after imaging and a clinical recommendation.
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