Frequently Asked Question's

• Are All on 4 dentures more expensive than traditional dentures?

  All on 4 dentures may have a higher upfront cost compared to traditional dentures due to the use of dental implants and the complexity of the procedure. However, All on 4 dentures offer long-term benefits, improved stability, and a more natural look and feel, which many patients find worth the investment. Your dentist can provide a detailed cost estimate and discuss payment option

• What if I don't have enough bone for All on 4 dentures?

  One of the advantages of All on 4 dentures is that they often require minimal bone grafting. However, if you don’t have sufficient bone in the jaw, additional procedures such as bone grafting or the use of zygomatic implants may be considered to provide a solid foundation for the implants. Your dentist will evaluate your bone structure and discuss the best options for you.

• What are "new teeth in a day"?

  “New teeth in a day” is a term used to describe a dental treatment approach, such as the All on 4 procedure, where a patient can receive a full set of functional teeth on the same day as implant placement. This immediate loading allows individuals to leave the dental office with a restored smile in a single appointment.

• Is the "new teeth in a day" procedure suitable for everyone?

  While “new teeth in a day” procedures can be an excellent solution for many individuals, not everyone is a suitable candidate. Factors such as overall oral health, bone density, and the presence of certain medical conditions may influence candidacy. A comprehensive dental evaluation is necessary to determine if this treatment is appropriate for an individual’s specific case.

   

• How long do "new teeth in a day" last?

  With proper care and maintenance, “new teeth in a day” can last for many years. The longevity of the restoration depends on various factors, including oral hygiene practices, regular dental check-ups, and lifestyle habits. It is essential to follow the dentist’s instructions and maintain good oral health to maximize the lifespan of the dental prosthesis.

   

• What are snap-on dentures?

  Snap-on dentures, also known as implant-supported overdentures, are a type of denture that is attached to dental implants. They provide a more secure fit compared to traditional removable dentures by “snapping” onto the implants.

• How do snap-on dentures work?

  Snap-on dentures rely on dental implants for support. The implants are surgically placed in the jawbone, and the dentures are designed with attachments that securely connect to the implants, creating a stable and functional restoration.

• Are snap-on dentures removable?

  Yes, snap-on dentures are removable. While they provide a more secure fit compared to traditional dentures, they can still be taken out for cleaning and maintenance.

   

• How are snap-on dentures cleaned?

  Snap-on dentures should be cleaned daily using a soft-bristle toothbrush and non-abrasive denture cleaner. They should be removed before cleaning and rinsed thoroughly under running water. It’s essential to clean both the dentures and the attachments carefully to maintain their hygiene and longevity.

   

• What are the common causes of failed dental implants?

  Failed dental implants can result from several factors, including implant infection (peri-implantitis), implant fracture, poor osseointegration (integration with the bone), improper implant placement, and overload of the implant due to excessive biting forces. Poor oral hygiene can also contribute to implant failure.