Full Arch Implant-supported Prosthesis

Full arch implant-supported prostheses, including “all-on-4” or “all-on-6,” replace all teeth in an arch using 4-6 implants, providing permanent, natural-looking results.

A full arch implant-supported prosthesis, also called a full arch reconstruction, replaces the entire dentition (all the teeth) on either the upper or lower jaws, or both. Missing teeth are replaced with a full dental bridge using only four or six implants in each jaw.

You may have heard of this procedure as an “all-on-4” or “all-on-6” dental implant-based reconstruction. These dental implants can safely support a whole arch of permanent, natural looking artificial teeth. The prosthesis (bridge) can be made out of ceramic or acrylic, and may or may not include natural-looking artificial gum depending on a number of factors (including how much bone height is available).

Before and after case of full arch implant supported prosthethis