The Final (Permanent) Teeth: Permanent Dentures
After sufficient healing (4 - 6 months), the final and permanent teeth will be attached to your implants giving you a lifetime of smiles. The "All On 4" patient receives there final, implant-supported bridge after sufficient healing (4 - 6 months) has occurred — this process is known as osseointegration.
About The "Final Teeth" (commonly referred to as "permanent teeth")
The final teeth are made with a concealed titanium framework that provides uncompromising strength. The engineering that goes into this type of restoration comes from a state-of-the art prosthetics lab and crafted by a master ceramist whom specializes in this specific design. The teeth can be made from acrylic or porcelain material depending on clinical needs and patient preference. To be certain, the final teeth for the "All On4" patient incorporates superior strength and aesthetics that are intended to last a lifetime.. so be sure to ask your doctor if they honor their work for the life of the patient.
Non-Removable Teeth
- Implant bridge with a concealed titanium framework supporting acrylic or porcelain crowns
- Individual crowns cemented to the bridge framework
Removable Teeth
- Acrylic over-dentures
- Implant bar over-denture
Dietary Restrictions
With the permanent teeth secured, there are virtually no dietary restrictions. The All On 4 patient should still excercise good judement to protect their smile but the overall strength enables patients to eat virtually anything.
