Same-Day All-on-4 Dentistry: Where Investment Meets Advanced Care!
Dentures over implants, also known as implant-supported dentures, are a popular and effective solution for replacing missing teeth. This innovative dental treatment offers a secure and natural-looking alternative to traditional dentures, providing patients with improved comfort, function, and aesthetics.
Who needs dentures over implants?
The need for dentures on implants typically arises in individuals who have lost multiple teeth or have severe dental issues requiring the extraction of most or all natural teeth. Some common reasons why someone may need dentures on implants include:
-
Tooth loss due to dental decay, periodontal disease, or other dental problems.
-
Facial trauma or injuries resulting in tooth loss.
-
Excessive wear of teeth due to bruxism (teeth grinding) or other factors.
-
Systemic diseases affecting oral health, such as diabetes.
-
Bone deterioration in the jaw due to tooth loss, making it difficult to place individual dental implants.
In these cases, dentures on implants provide an effective solution to restore mouth function and aesthetics, improving the patient’s quality of life.
Leave your worries at the door and enjoy a healthier, more precise smile
This treatment is intended for patients that currently have one or two complete dentures, or that are missing most of their teeth.
More cost-efficient and far less invasive than traditional dental procedures, this solution can leave you with a fixed, full-arch dental prosthesis on the day of your procedure!
Request a Quote
Differences between Snap-On and All-on-4
Snap-On is a removable dental prosthesis, while All-on-4 is a fixed solution.
Snap-On starts from 2 implants, whereas All-on-4 starts from 4 implants.
All-on-4 provides greater stability and functionality due to its fixed nature.
Before & After
What Are The Benefits?
Improved stability and function compared to traditional dentures.
Enhanced comfort and reduced risk of sores or irritation.
Restored ability to eat, speak, and smile confidently.
Preserved facial structure and prevention of bone loss.
Long-term durability and longevity with proper care.
Why choose CIMA for your dental treatment?
-
You will receive Fixed Dentures Over Implants from the first visit.
-
We offer all the comforts during your stay.
-
We have a tomograph in our clinic, so you won’t have to travel to any laboratory.
-
We have the best prices on the market, all inclusive, This means that the price is final and includes: Implants, Abutments, Extractions, Bone Graft, Membrane, CT Scan, Digital Planning, Temporary and Final Dentures. (No Hidden Fees)
Types of Dentures Over Implants
There are two main types of dentures on implants: semi-fixed dentures (Snap-on) and fixed (All-on-4).
Semi-fixed dentures (Snap On)
Also known as Snap-on dentures, are removable dentures that attach to implants using specialized connectors. These dentures can be easily snapped on and off the implants for cleaning and maintenance. They are a more cost-effective option compared to fixed dentures and are suitable for patients who prefer a removable option.
Fixed Dentures (All-on-4)
Also known as All-on-4 dentures, are permanent dentures that are securely fixed to the implants. They are designed to stay in place at all times and can only be removed by a dental professional. Fixed dentures provide superior stability and function and are ideal for patients seeking a permanent tooth replacement solution.
How About The Process?
We can start your evaluation process with a virtual consultation. After determining the best option for you, we will schedule your treatment at CIMA Oral Surgery and the treatment can be completed in 2 visits.
INCLUDES: free consultation, pre and post procedural exams that include CtScan, Xray and Blood Exams, impressions and permanent teeth.
– The Snap-On Process –
First Visit
Will require 3 Business Days during which:
1st day:
We conduct a comprehensive physical evaluation, perform a tomography study, digitally plan where we will place the implants, present the plan to the patient, and hold a Q&A session.
2nd day:
We proceed to perform extractions, bone grafts, implant placement, membrane placement, and final denture placement.
3rd day:
We dedicate it to checking how you woke up after the surgery and to ensure that the implants are perfectly fine and that you are ready to return home with your new smile.
Second Visit
For review and adjustments.
Generally, adjustments are required after a week or month; we do not make these adjustments after surgery because you will be in the healing process. We will require 1 to 2 days depending on the adjustments that are necessary.
– The All-On-Four Process –
First Visit
Will require 3 Business Days during which:
1st day:
We conduct a comprehensive physical evaluation, perform a tomography study, digitally plan where we will place the implants, present the plan to the patient, and hold a Q&A session; this day will require 4 hours.
2nd day:
We proceed to perform extractions, bone grafts, implant placement, membrane placement, and temporary denture placement over Implants; this day will require 4-5 hours.
3rd day:
We dedicate it to checking how you woke up after the surgery and to ensure that the implants are perfectly fine and that you are ready to return home with your new smile. this day will require 1-2 hours.
Second Visit
This will be 3-4 months after the first visit, after the implants have been placed, it is necessary to let them Osseo- integrate (fuse with the bone). This visit will require 4 working days.
1st day:
A CT Scan will be performed to see how the implants are doing, impressions will be taken to send to the laboratory to make the final dentures
2nd and 3rd day:
It will be necessary, tests and adjustments will be made.
4th Day:
The dentures will be placed, and with this, we finish the process. You are ready to return home with your new Smile.
*This timeline is calculated based on most cases. To obtain a specific treatment plan that suits your needs we highly recommend setting an appointment with one of our specialists.
Post Surgery Guidelines
Click on the button below to see more.