All-on-Four / All-on-Six Dental Implants
The All-on-Four and All-on-Six full-arch protocols offer a predictable solution for patients who have lost all teeth in the upper or lower jaw. By placing implants at strategic angles, high primary stability is achieved and immediate loading becomes possible.
At WestDent Clinic, each case is digitally planned to deliver long-term durability, natural aesthetics, and optimal oral function. Bone structure, facial proportions, and bite alignment are evaluated to ensure a well-balanced and confident smile.
Benefits of All-on-Four / All-on-Six
A clinically proven full-arch rehabilitation method providing stability, function, and highly aesthetic fixed teeth.
Fixed teeth immediately after surgery
Patients leave the clinic with temporary fixed teeth on the same day or the next day, avoiding removable dentures during the healing period.
Confident, natural smile design
Digital smile planning analyzes tooth shape, lip support, and facial harmony to achieve a youthful and natural-looking result.
Suitable for patients with bone loss
The angled implant technique reduces the need for sinus lift and complex grafting, making treatment possible even in advanced resorption cases.
Treatment Process
Implants are placed in one surgical session and a temporary fixed prosthesis is delivered immediately. After a 3–6 month healing phase, the final prosthesis—customized to the patient’s functional and aesthetic requirements—is fitted.
The workflow includes consultation, 3D tomography, digital impressions, prosthetic design, and follow-up appointments in accordance with international clinical standards.
Frequently Asked Questions
Surgery is completed in a single visit. The final prosthesis is placed after a 3–6 month osseointegration period depending on bone density and individual healing response.
Yes. A temporary fixed prosthesis is provided immediately after surgery so patients maintain comfort and aesthetics without removable dentures.
In most cases, yes. Angled implant placement often eliminates the need for advanced grafting. 3D tomography is used to determine suitability precisely.
The implants are made of high-grade biocompatible titanium. With regular check-ups and proper oral hygiene, they can remain functional and stable for decades.