From an engineering standpoint, a standard all on 4 framework leaves zero room for error; if one implant experiences bone loss years later, the whole cross-arch bridge fails entirely. Furthermore, because four implants offer limited load support, traditional all-on-4 procedures typically only yield a short set of 10 teeth (or 12 if you are lucky), leaving patients without their back molars.
By opting for our “all on more” approach utilizing an all on 6/7/8 configuration, we can safely support a complete, native-like set of teeth. In 99% of our upper jaw cases, we provide a full set of 14 teeth (and sometimes even more), fully restoring native chewing function, molar support, and natural facial volume.
A core policy at our clinic is that a full-arch restoration is treated as a complete anatomical and engineering solution, not a tally of individual parts.