Additional explanations about the ALL ON 4 technique

It is possible to lose your teeth for various reasons. It may be for an accident or oral and dental diseases. And it is even possible to lack oral and dental hygiene and lack access to teeth after decay. What should you do when you lose a tooth for any reason? There are ways such as prostheses, implants, etc. Now, each of these changed with the advancement of science, method, and new methods in them.

In the article about implant implantation with the all-on-4 technique, we provided you with explanations. In this article, more explanations about this treatment method are provided.

All on 4 planting technique is not suitable for which people?

This technique is also a style of implant implantation. Therefore, all cases were not suitable candidates for implant placement. They are not suitable for this technique either. For example, we can mention smokers, people with certain diseases such as diabetes, heart diseases, and cancer patients who are undergoing radiation and chemotherapy. Although these people can be treated with implants under certain conditions. They must follow certain conditions under the supervision of a dentist in Hamilton.

What kind of people is the All on 4 planting technique suitable for?

Number of missing teeth

This method is suitable for people who have lost all the teeth of an upper or lower jaw.

Time

Another case in which this technique is used is when you don’t have enough time to do regular implants.

Lack of necessary conditions

People who cannot use bone grafts for any reason.

The position of the missing tooth

People who do not have teeth in the front part of their jaw.

All on 4 post-implantation care

This cosmetic treatment method, like other surgeries, requires post-operative care. Here, we point out some of the most important issues that we need after implant implantation in this way.

• After placing the implant, some time should pass before it fuses well with the jaw bone.
• There is a possibility of swelling in the surgical area. Therefore, in the early days, use an ice compress to reduce swelling.
• Avoid eating hard food for a while.
• Do not smoke for a week or ten days.
• Avoid heavy activities that may put pressure on your jaws.
• Avoid eating and drinking very hot or cold foods.