
All-on-4 Dental Implants
Are you missing a full arch of teeth but lack bone to support traditional implant-supported dentures? Are you tired of loose dentures?
If you have severe bone loss or just can’t afford multiple implants, All-on-4® dental implants may be the faster, more affordable answer.
Gerald Grossman, DDS, in Westbury, NY, has years of experience using this proven method to restore patients' smiles and confidence.
How All-on-4 Implants Are Positioned
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All-on-4 Versus Traditional Dental Implants
Implant Placement
Traditional implants are placed vertically and integrate with the surrounding bone tissue over time. With All-on-4, two implants are placed vertically at the front of the mouth, and two implants are placed at an angle at the back of the mouth.
Same-Day Restorations
All-on-4 implants fuse to the surrounding bone tissue, but due to the strategic placement of the posterior implants, stability is achieved much quicker. Using the All-on-4 method, the fixed denture can often be attached on the same day.
Fewer Implants
The unique design, smaller size, and limited number of implants used in this treatment process enables people with poor bone density to avoid undergoing a bone graft.
Lower Cost
All-on-4 dental implants are less expensive than traditional implants because only four implant posts are placed. Fewer implants typically lowers the cost of dental treatment, saving you money. In addition, this approach can help patients avoid the need for preparatory procedures like a bone graft.
Our Dentist Is Always Striving for Perfection A 5-Star Review
Dr Grossman is highly experience, treating me almost like family. In the many many years that he has cared for my mouth, I have never detected anything but a striving for perfection. Frances K.
All-on-4 Candidacy
During a consultation at our Westbury practice. Dr. Grossman will assess your oral health and determine if this dental treatment will meet your needs.
Anyone who is seeking dental implant treatment must be free from active tooth decay o periodontal disease. While implants won't decay, they will fail if surrounding tissues become compromised. Therefore, any necessary restorative treatments must be completed first.
Other candidacy factors:
- Are you missing most or all of the teeth in the upper jaw, lower jaw, or both?
- Do you have a tooth or several teeth that need to be extracted due to decay, gum disease, or other oral health issues?
- Are you in good general health and free from medical conditions that may interfere with your ability to heal?
- Do you currently wear traditional dentures and feel dissatisfied with the lack of stability because the prosthesis is not attached securely?
- Have you been told you don't have the bone density to support dental implants?
- Are you committed to proper oral hygiene and maintenance?