Why So Many People Prefer Teeth in a Day

 

The “All-on-4” or “Teeth in a day” system is a unique prosthetic method, designed for people with total or partial tooth loss in combination with a pronounced bone resorption and the impossibility of performing bone addition. Practically, this method involves restoring all teeth on only 4 or 6 dental implants. The technique avoids the sinus-lift operation, which significantly reduces the time and cost of the work.

The difference from other techniques is the position of the dental implants, as well as the shape and inclination of the prosthetic abutments, which minimize the risks of gingival inflammation and weakening of the prosthetic work during masticatory operations.

Therapeutic options are selected individually, for each patient, and the dentist takes into account all factors that may affect the results of the integration.

Regardless of whether the work is supported by 4 or 6 implants, both types of prosthetic works have similar advantages:

·        quick results

·        do not require bone additions

·        absence of palatal covering elements

·        good aesthetics

·        complete restoration of masticatory function

·        maintaining a youthful appearance – this implant system supports soft tissues

·        no mucosal damage or speech difficulties

·        due to the symmetrical placement of the implants, the masticatory loads are evenly distributed throughout the bone - which helps to reduce bone resorption

·        complete oral rehabilitation, on only 4/6 implants

People also prefer all on 4 teeth in a day system because the smaller number of implants reduces the duration of the surgical stage and the postoperative discomfort.