Can everyone get dental implants? An introduction to who is suitable and the requirements

Missing teeth should be replaced with implants promptly, but in real life, quite a few people's problems cannot be solved with traditional implant techniques.

For example, for people who are completely edentulous or have half a mouth of missing teeth, traditional dental implant techniques require the placement of at least 8 implants to meet the load-bearing requirements of a full set of teeth. This places certain demands on the alveolar bone, but some people, due to having been missing teeth for too long or suffering from periodontal disease and other reasons, experience alveolar bone atrophy, and even after bone grafting they still cannot meet the basic bone volume requirements of traditional dental implants, making implants impossible. There are also some patients whose implant attempts failed, and it is very difficult for them to receive implants again.

Fortunately, the All-on-4 permanent implant technique pioneered by Portuguese oral implant expert Dr. Paulo Maló can perfectly solve these problems and help all edentulous patients have teeth again.

The All-on-4 permanent implant technique

Using the ALL-ON-4 technique to place dental implants does not require bone grafting, and moreover, the success rate of traditional implant techniques is about 80%, while the success rate of ALL-ON-4 is as high as 99%.

This is a globally leading minimally invasive technique for oral restoration and dental aesthetics. Its biggest highlight is that 4 implants in the upper jaw and 4 in the lower jaw can achieve full-mouth or half-mouth edentulous implantation, and they are ready to use immediately after placement, so you can enjoy a delicious meal the very day the surgery is completed.