Procedures
All-On-4 Dental Implant Option
Drs. Doles and Carson Offer The Latest Option In Implant Dentistry For Dependable, Affordable, Non-Removable Tooth Replacement!
The ALL ON 4 Process:
Everyone deserves a confident smile. Now, there is no need to settle for anything less. With the All-On-4 solution, you can replace everything you've lost—from a great smile to the ability to eat anything you want!
All-On-4 is designed for patients who have limited amount of bone and or a limited budget. This non-removable dental implant option is designed to maximize the use of available bone on just 4 implants. Plus, you’ll have teeth attached immediately.
Normal anatomy of the upper jaw and lower jaw have specific points where dental implants cannot be secured. In the upper jaw, the sinuses may be too large or too low to place implants in a proper position. In the lower jaw, a nerve that runs vertically through the bone may be too shallow for implant placement.
As a solution, Board Certified Oral Surgeons Dr. Lon Doles or Dr. Daniel Carson angle the insertion of the back implants to avoid these areas. This allows for placement of longer implants to achieve better stability to support immediate placement of teeth.
After all four implants are placed, a new or existing denture may be used as a temporary set of teeth to be attached. Patients leave the office with teeth in place, ready to smile, laugh, and eat over the 3 to 4 month period of bone-to-implant integration.
Typically, in 3 to 4 months, the implants will be fully secured by the bone. Your temporary teeth are removed and a flattering, final new set are permanently attached.
If you’ve thought about dental implants but didn’t think you could have them, the All-On-4 process is:
- Affordable!
- Works even when bone loss has occurred!
- Gives you teeth immediately!
- Provides excellent stability for eating!
- Helps prevent further bone loss!
- Placement is done in just one appointment!
- Replaces your denture for a lifetime!
Call Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Associates for a personal consultation with Dr. Lon Doles and Dr. Daniel Carson.