All on Four Implant Treatment
Fixed teeth in a single day — a permanent, confident smile.
The All on Four implant technique is a revolutionary treatment designed for patients who have lost all of their teeth. Using only four strategically placed implants, a full fixed dental prosthesis is attached to restore both function and aesthetics.
Two implants are placed vertically at the front, while the other two are placed at an angle in the back to maximize bone support — eliminating the need for bone grafting in most cases.
At our clinic, All on Four treatments are performed using 3D dental tomography, computer-guided surgery, and personalized planning systems to ensure precision, comfort, and long-lasting results.
How the Treatment Works:
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Examination & Planning: The jawbone is analyzed using digital X-rays and 3D scans.
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Implant Placement: Four implants are precisely inserted under local anesthesia.
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Temporary Teeth: A fixed temporary prosthesis is attached on the same day.
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Permanent Teeth: After 3–4 months, permanent prosthetic teeth are placed once the implants integrate with the bone.
With All on Four, you can leave the clinic with fixed teeth on the same day — no more living without teeth!
Benefits:
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Fixed teeth within one day
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Suitable for patients with bone loss
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No bone graft required
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Fast healing and minimal discomfort
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Natural-looking and highly aesthetic results
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Long-lasting, stable restoration
Why Choose All on Four?
All on Four offers a faster, more cost-effective, and less invasive alternative to traditional implant systems.
At our clinic, all procedures are carried out by experienced implant specialists under fully sterile surgical conditions. Patients regain their smile, confidence, and chewing comfort in a very short time.
All on Four İmplant - Key Benefits & Advantages
Treatment Process & Stages
Post-Treatment Care & Recommendations
Frequently Asked Questions
All medical content on this page is for general informative purposes and cannot substitute for an in-person dental consultation or clinical diagnosis. Specific treatment planning can only be determined by a certified dentist.