All-on-4 - Fixed Teeth in one Day

The All-on-4 method is particularly suitable for immediate treatment. Four stable implants distributed over the dental arch are sufficient to secure the dental prosthesis. Meanwhile, many scientific studies have shown a success rate comparable to that of conventional implants. The prerequisite is careful planning and precise execution by an experienced surgeon, which is always the case in our Zurich dental practice.

The advantages of the All-on-4 method at a glance:

• Firm teeth in one day
• Only one operation (under general anaesthesia if desired)
• Implantation without bone build-up
• This reduces the risk of complications
• 4 implants per jaw instead of 6 - 8
• This reduces costs
• Simplified oral hygiene due to fewer implants
• Individually adapted and therefore aesthetically very sophisticated
• Screwed connection facilitates repairs to dentures
• Excellent and scientifically proven long-term success rates
• Few appointments, thus also suitable for patients with longer journeys

Immediate Implantation

Immediate implantation involves the insertion of an implant immediately after the tooth has been removed. As a patient, this does not have to be satisfied with a gap and unnecessarily long treatment periods, but with modern technologies and materials, old functionality and aesthetics can be quickly restored.

Immediate implantation is not possible for all indications. We decide individually and check whether there are sufficient bones and no contraindications. Insofar as immediate implantation is possible, it usually has many advantages compared to conventional, delayed implantation. Immediate implantation involves removing your own sick or damaged tooth and placing the implant at the same time, so that the treatment can be performed gently and minimally invasively. Treatment is less costly and time-consuming, and fewer interventions are required. Also, the tooth can usually be replaced more quickly and fully loaded again. The body does not really notice that its own tooth is missing, as it has been replaced immediately by an implant. Compared to a conventional implant, the patient experiences significantly less pain and swelling after the operation.

• Less time-consuming and cost-consuming than a conventional implantation
• Minimally invasive with fewer interventions
• Gaps in teeth can be temporarily (fixed) supplied as quickly as possible
• Usually minimal to no pain and swelling after the procedure