ALL – ON – X
All-On-X is a graftless concept that aims to avoid complex and additional procedures like bone grafting to make the treatment process as manageable as possible. It has become an option to regaining a set of missing teeth due to its structural support and patient-centric considerations. The procedure has evolved so that full set of teeth can be inserted in as little as 1 – 3 days. The All-On-X treatment aims to replace a set compromised teeth with a minimum of four dental implants and a set of 10 – 14 teeth.
Who Is Suitable For All On X?
All-On-X is a treatment option if you:
- Have multiple missing teeth and inadequate bone for conventional dental implant procedures
- Have multiple missing teeth and require bone grafting procedures
- Experience issues with fit or stability of conventional dentures
- Seek to eat a varied diet while managing discomfort or mobility in your teeth
- Have no teeth
- Have speech problems with dentures and/or missing teeth
All-On-X has become an alternative to a set of missing teeth due to its structural support and patient-centric treatment protocol. The protocol has evolved to the point that a full set of teeth can be inserted within 1 – 3 days.
Steps To Completing Your All-On-X
Initial Consultation
After an initial consultation, we will gather further information to to diagnose and treat your missing teeth appropriately. We may require moulds to be taken to assess your bite and other diagnostic records, such as x-rays to assess bone availability.
Smile Assessment
Your dentist will assess the position of your teeth to help plan a smile that complements your face. A treatment plan will be designed to provide a tailored approach.
Implant Placement
This visit is where the dental implant screw is placed with precision into the jaw bone. If you require a tooth extraction, it is possible to have this done during your implant placement. This approach may allow a single surgical procedure instead of two. Your dentist will discuss the sedation options available to you. Treatment is provided according to established clinical protocols.
Try-In
At this appointment, your dentist will insert the new bridge and assess your bite. Minor adjustments may be made to optimise the positioning and alignment of your teeth.
Final Application
At your last visit, our team will insert the final All-On-X implant bridge.
The Cost of All-On-X
The cost of an All-On-X procedure starts at $24,990. This package pricing includes the dental implants, screws, implant abutments and the All-On-X bridge. Please note that prices may vary for each case as there are various factors and conditions that will influence the reconstruction of the missing teeth. For example, some patients may require sedation services or a bone graft before starting the All-On-X treatment. Book a consultation or visit our dental practice for a detailed quote.
Manage Treatment Costs
Our team of experienced cosmetic dentists are focused on developing a treatment plan to suit you and your budget. Our fusion of in-house proficiency and cutting-edge technology aims to support your dental care. Our objective is to assist with financing your dental implants by tailoring financing solutions to align with your budgetary needs. We have a variety of payment options available to our patients, including payment plans and early super release for those eligible.
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8 Points to Know About Dental Implants
Maintaining Taste Sensations
Dental implants enhance your sense of taste. Unlike dentures, especially those with an upper palate, which can impede taste and smell sensations, dental implants offer an alternative approach. Additionally, the use of denture creams and adhesives may influence how foods are experienced.
Improved Bite
All-On-X Dental implants, implanted surgically into the jaw, restore chewing function, in comparison, dentures typically provide 30-40% chewing efficiency. Following the healing process, individuals may be able to eat a wider variety of foods.
Managing Costs
While the initial investment in all-on-X implants may appear substantial, untreated dental issues can result in broader health concerns. These may stem from inadequate oral health and nutrition. Dental implants may help support daily function and oral comfort for some patients.
Functional Experience
Dental implants may help maintain normal taste sensations. Unlike dentures. (especially those with an upper palate, which can impede taste and smell) dental implants offer an alternative approach. Additionally, using denture creams and adhesives may influence how foods are experienced.
Oral Health
Since dental implant crowns are not made of actual enamel, they are not affected by decay in the same way as natural teeth. However, surrounding natural teeth and gums still require regular oral care to maintain overall oral health.
Maintenance Considerations
Dental implants do not require removal, unlike dentures. They should be maintained through regular brushing, flossing, and biannual check-ups to support ongoing oral health.
Jawbone Preservation
Tooth extraction or absence can cause loss and degradation of the jawbone. Dental implants are a form of tooth restoration capable of stimulating bone regeneration and reducing future bone depletion.
Tooth Preservation
Due to their customised fitting, dental implants are designed to offer structural support to adjacent teeth, reducing the likelihood of natural teeth shifting or moving.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our patients have many questions around All-On-X. We have put together a list of the frequently asked questions.
If your question doesn’t appear in our list, get in touch to chat with our staff.
The All-On-X procedure involves the placement of four or more dental implants in strategic positions within the jawbone to support a full arch of teeth. These implants act as anchors for a fixed prosthesis, providing stability and functionality similar to natural teeth. Fewer implants are generally needed when compared with traditional dental implant restorations.
When considering the All-On-X procedure, it’s essential to understand that many people are seeking this treatment for various reasons related to dental health. Some find themselves with multiple missing teeth, perhaps due to years of wear and tear, dental decay, or even accidents. For others, traditional dentures may have become uncomfortable or inconvenient, impacting their ability to eat and speak. All-On-X implants are a treatment option that can provide stability and function, while supporting oral rehabilitation. Individuals considering All-On-X should discuss their dental concerns with a dental practitioner before proceeding.
Choosing between All-On-X implants and traditional implants is a significant decision, and each option has different features to consider. All-on-X implants may be considered by some patients for several reasons. Firstly, they involve more streamlined treatment process compared to traditional implants, often requiring fewer implants and less extensive surgery. This means less time spent in the dental chair. Additionally, All-On-X may require less bone grafting. Furthermore, All-On-X implants provide functional support, allowing you to eat, speak, and daily oral activities shortly after the procedure. They also offer stability and support for a full arch of teeth. Ultimately, the decision between All-On-X and traditional implants depends on your individual needs, preferences, and oral health situation. Consulting with one of our dentists can help you discuss the available options based on your dental concerns.
Research has shown that dental implants have high long-term survival rates. At the implant level, the reported survival is around 98.9% at 3 years, 96.8% at 10 years. At the patient level, survival rates were about 97.4% at 3 years and 92.5% at 10 years.
The entire All-On-X procedure, including implant placement, and prosthesis fabrication and delivery, may take around 72 hours to complete, although the exact timeframe can vary depending on individual circumstances.
The recovery process after All-On-X implant placement involves some initial discomfort and swelling, which can be managed with pain medication and proper oral hygiene. Many people can resume normal activities within a few days to a week, although this can vary depending on individual circumstances.
Proper care and maintenance are essential for supporting the longevity and function of All-On-X prosthesis. Here are some tips for caring for your All-On-4 prosthesis:
- Regular Oral Hygiene: Just like natural teeth, All-On-X prostheses require regular cleaning to reduce plaque buildup and maintain oral health. Brush your teeth at least twice a day with a soft-bristled toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste. Additionally, use dental floss or interdental brushes to clean between the prosthesis and gums.
- Use Proper Cleaning Tools: Your dentist may recommend specific cleaning tools such as water flossers, interdental brushes, or dental picks to effectively clean around the All-On-X prosthesis and implants. Follow your implant dentist’s recommendations.
- Attend Regular Dental Check-Ups: Schedule regular dental check-ups and cleanings with your dentist to monitor the health of your All-On-X prosthesis and implants. Your dentist can detect any issues early on and provide the necessary treatment.
- Avoid Hard Or Sticky Foods: While All-On-X prostheses are designed for normal chewing, it’s recommended to avoid hard or sticky foods that may damage or dislodge the prosthesis. Opt for softer foods and cut food into smaller pieces to reduce stress on the prosthesis.
- Quit Smoking: Smoking can increase the risk of complications with All-On-X prostheses. If you smoke, consider quitting or reducing your smoking habits to support oral health.
- Protect Your Prosthesis: If you participate in activities that may pose a risk to your All-On-X prosthesis, such as contact sports, wear a mouthguard to protect your teeth and implants from injury.
- Follow Implant Dentist’s Instructions: Listen to your dentist’s instructions for caring for your All-On-X prosthesis and implants. They may provide specific recommendations tailored to your individual needs and oral health status.
By following these care tips and maintaining good oral hygiene practices, you can support the long-term function of your All-On-X prosthesis. Additionally, contact your dentist if you experience any issues or concerns with your prosthesis.
Potential risks associated with All-On-X implants include infection, implant failure, and damage to surrounding structures. Adhering to post-operative care instructions can help reduce these risks. Your dentist will discuss all relevant risks of treatment with you and like all surgical procedures, a second opinion is recommended.
With proper care and maintenance, All-On-X implants can last for many years.
Yes, All-On-X implants are designed to provide stability and functionality that can similar to natural teeth, which may support normal eating and speaking.
One of the aspects of this procedure is the ability to plan your dental restoration to align with your preferences and facial features. Our team will work closely with you to support your oral health. Your involvement in the planning process is a priority, and we will work with you to consider the details that align with your preferences.
Regular dental check-ups and cleanings are essential for upport the ongoing care of All-On-X implants and the surrounding tissues. We typically recommend an annual review appointment. However, your dentist will recommend a follow-up schedule based on your individual needs.
Yes, All-On-X implants can be used to replace either the upper or lower arch, depending on your individual needs.
Yes, there are alternative treatments to All-On-X implants, such as traditional dental implants, implant-supported bridges, and removable dentures. Your dentist can help determine a treatment option based on your specific situation and preferences.
