In the world of modern dentistry, dental implants are known as one of the most effective methods for replacing missing teeth. Among the various methods, the All-on-4 implant has become very popular due to its unique advantages, especially among people who have lost a large number of teeth. This technique, introduced by Dr. Paolo Malo, makes it possible to replace all missing teeth in this article alone. See the benefits, treatment steps, costs and comparison of this method with other implant methods so that you can decide with full knowledge whether this method is right for you or not.... What is an All-on-4 implant?.... All-on-4 implant is a new and advanced method in dentistry that is used to replace missing teeth in an arch (upper or lower jaw). In this method, only four solid implants form a complete dental base. It is placed.. prosthesis.... > Read more: Difference between overdenture and implant In many cases, this technique makes it possible to reconstruct a smile with a minimum number of implants and without the need for bone grafting. In the traditional implant method, 8 to 10 implants may be needed to replace the teeth of one jaw, but in All-on-4, two anterior implants (front) and two back implants are placed in the front part and two back implants with high strength and high angle are placed in the back part.. It was created... may be.... #### Advantages and key features of the All-on-4 implant - Low number of implants: only four posts for a complete dental arch - No need for bone grafting in many cases - Shorter recovery period than traditional methods - Restoring the chewing function and the natural beauty of the smile - Lower cost than single implants and more complex procedures The difference between All-on-4 dental implants and traditional dental implants All-on-4 implants and traditional implants are both used to replace missing teeth, but in terms of implementation technique, number of implants, cost, treatment time, and invasiveness of surgery, there are fundamental differences.. Sufficient bone in the jaw, and if the patient has bone loss, he usually has to perform a bone graft, which can prolong the treatment process for several months. Also, in this method, due to the large number of implants and the possibility of additional surgeries, the recovery period is longer and with higher costs. On the other hand, in the All-on-4 method, a complete implant is replaced only with this dental arch. The advantages of this method are the possibility of immediate installation of a temporary prosthesis, which allows the patient to use his new teeth immediately after the surgery. Due to the reduction of the number of implants and the need for additional surgeries, this method is less invasive, faster and more affordable than traditional implants. For this reason, the All-on-4 implant is an ideal option for people who have lost most of their teeth and are looking for a quick, effective and effective solution. There is little trouble to restore your smile and the function of your teeth.. All-on-4 #### 1 .... Examining and examining the condition of the jaw and gums In the first step, the dentist examines the condition of the jaw, gums, and remaining teeth and uses three-dimensional imaging (CBCT) to evaluate the density of the jaw bone. In this step, if there are decayed or irreparable teeth, a plan is made to extract them. (usually 30 to 45 degrees) placed to provide maximum strength without the need for bone grafting... #### 3.... Implant surgery At this stage, with local anesthesia or light anesthesia, the implants are placed inside the jawbone... If there are any remaining teeth that need to be extracted, this operation is performed before implant implantation... This surgery is usually performed in one session and within a few hours... #### 4... Installation of temporary prosthesis One of the most important advantages of All-on-4 is that the patient can receive the temporary prosthesis on the same day of surgery.. This prosthesis, which is usually made of acrylic, is connected to the implants so that the patient can recover the dental function and the beauty of his smile immediately after the operation. During the period, the patient must have a soft diet and take the necessary care... #### 6.... Placing the final prosthesis After the complete welding of the implants, the temporary prosthesis is replaced with a permanent and more resistant prosthesis (usually made of ceramic or zirconia), which is completely similar to natural teeth in terms of strength, function and beauty.. After the completion of the treatment, the patient can easily eat, speak and have a natural and beautiful smile... > English text: > > Candidates for the All-on-4 procedure must have good general health and have sufficient bone structure to support the implants.... > > Farsi translation: > > The right candidate for the All-on-4 method should be in good general health and have enough jawbone to support the implants.. Who is this method suitable for?... - People who have lost most or all of their teeth... - People with jaw bone loss who do not want to undergo bone grafting - People who are tired of removable artificial teeth and are looking for a permanent replacement - Those who are in good general health and do not suffer from serious diseases such as uncontrolled diabetes or clotting problems - People who are looking for faster and less invasive treatment than traditional implants - Those who want to quickly restore their chewing function and the beauty of their smile What are the limitations of all on 4 implants?... - The possibility of long-term bone loss: due to the use of only 4 implants, bone loss may occur in some areas of the jaw. abstinence Be..... All-on-4 implant price The cost of the All-on-4 implant depends on several factors that can have a direct impact on the final price of this treatment. The following are the most important factors affecting the cost of this procedure: - The number of implants: in the All-on-4 method, usually 4 to 6 implants are used for each jaw.... increasing the number of implants can increase the cost.... - Brand and quality of the implant: implant brands play an important role in the final price.... Swiss and American implants such as Straumann and Nobel Biocareent are among the most expensive options of Ost and Nobel Biocareent.. Due to the more reasonable price, it is considered a more economical choice... The patient does not have enough bone density, he may need a bone graft, which increases the cost... - Gum health: If the patient has a disease, gum implantation, before gum implantation, additional costs for gum implantation must be done.. Costs: including the costs of surgery, photography, pre-operative tests and other clinical services that affect the final price.... > Read more: Do dental implants need to be replaced?.. **According to these factors, the implant cost All-on-4 varies between 50 and 150 million tomans for each jaw.**