Instead of a separate implant for each lost tooth, the doctor installs six support points, and a permanent prosthesis is attached to them, covering the entire dentition.

Two front implants go vertically, four lateral ones - at an angle. The angle allows you to move away from thinned areas and lean on the densest areas of the bone. Therefore, in most cases, bone grafting is not needed.

Six supports are especially important where the load is high: a large jaw, the habit of clenching teeth, active chewing. More points of support - less stress on each of them, the structure lasts longer.

Full dentition on the day of surgery. All six implants are installed in one procedure, and before you leave the clinic, a temporary fixed prosthesis is fixed on them. You are not left without teeth for a single day.

In most cases, without bone plastics. The angular placement of the lateral implants allows you to rely on denser areas of the bone and avoid the need for a separate operation to build it up. For the patient, this means fewer interventions and months of time saved.

A non-removable structure that behaves like your own teeth. The prosthesis is fixed on the implants and does not require any manipulation - neither before or after bedtime. compromises.

Reliability, designed for high loads.Six support points distribute chewing pressure more evenly than four. This is especially important for large jaws, pronounced chewing function or a tendency to bruxism - the design works with less stress on each support.

The solution where other methods do not. work. The All-on-6 protocol is designed specifically for cases with noticeable bone tissue atrophy. It does not require ideal conditions and adapts to the real anatomy of the patient.

Bone atrophy stops. The implant transfers the chewing load directly to the bone tissue, maintaining its volume. A removable denture does not do this - the bone underneath continues. decrease.

• There are no or almost no teeth left on the jaw
• I want a fixed structure instead of the usual removable denture
• Noticeable or severe bone atrophy, in which bone grafting is not possible required
• Strong jaw, active chewing load
• Removable denture rubs, does not hold well, interferes with eating

• Inflammation in the oral cavity in the acute stage
• Diabetes mellitus without compensation
• Oncology in the active phase of treatment
• Serious coagulation disorders blood
• Pregnancy

The final decision is always up to the implantologist - he looks at 3D images and the overall picture of health. And even if the bones have noticeably decreased, All-on-6 often remains a working option: this is what the protocol was originally designed for. came up with.

The operation itself is performed under local anesthesia, and, if desired, in sedation or medicated sleep, and then you will practically not remember the process. After the operation, swelling and mild discomfort are possible for the first few days - for this the doctor will prescribe painkiller.

At first it is better to choose soft food - you need to let the tissues heal calmly. But after 1-2 weeks, most patients eat almost as before, with minor reasonable restrictions.

No, this usually happens in one visit along with the installation of implants. A day without teeth is excluded - the temporary prosthesis is fixed immediately after the operation, before you leave the chair.

The decision is made individually, based on the specific picture. With compensated diabetes and moderate osteoporosis, treatment often goes without problems - diagnostics and, if necessary, consultation with your doctor will give the exact answer doctor.

Implants with proper care work for decades. A prosthesis, especially one made of zirconium dioxide, is also designed to last a long time, but like any orthopedic design, it may require updating over time - usually no earlier than 10–15 years.

Number of supports: six implants instead of four. This gives a more uniform load and is suitable where the bones have decreased more or the jaw has become accustomed to active work. The exact choice of protocol is up to the diagnosis, not personal preference.

Yes, and for All-on-6 this is especially appropriate: several surgical steps are performed during one visit, and if anxiety prevents you from going through them calmly, sedation or medicated sleep will relieve this tension completely.

During the consultation, the KAN implantologist will conduct an examination, analyze the images and honestly tell you which method is suitable for your case.

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