The All on 4 solution is designed to provide a permanent, cost-effective answer for patients dealing with bone loss or seeking a streamlined treatment. By maximizing your available bone, this technique restores complete oral function using just four strategic implants. With an impressive 98.5% success rate, this revolutionary approach often allows you to receive a full arch of beautiful, functional teeth in just one day—offering a lasting solution for your smile."

All-on-6 is a fixed implant solution designed to replace all teeth in a jaw using six dental implants to support a full arch of teeth. By increasing the number of implants, this approach provides greater load distribution, enhanced stability, and added long-term support, particularly in patients with adequate bone volume.

All-on-6 is often recommended for patients who want a more robust foundation for their final teeth, or where increased chewing forces, bone quality, or long-term durability are key considerations. As with All-on-4, a fixed set of teeth may be placed on the same day in suitable cases, with a definitive restoration provided after healing.

Mini dental implants are only recommended if the bone density and volume are inadequate to support a traditional denture. Since the diameter of the implants are smaller than the traditional implants, the risk of fracture is high. This option is usually used as a last resort.

A bar-supported implant prosthesis is an implant-retained solution used to replace all teeth in a jaw by securing a custom-designed bar to multiple dental implants. The prosthetic teeth are then attached to this bar, providing excellent stability, comfort, and function compared to conventional removable dentures.

This option is particularly suitable for patients who require additional soft-tissue support, have complex jaw anatomy, or benefit from a prosthesis that can be removed by the clinician for maintenance while remaining firmly supported during daily function. The bar distributes chewing forces evenly across the implants, helping to protect both the implants and the surrounding bone over time.

Bar-supported prostheses can be designed as removable by the patient or fixed by the clinician, depending on the clinical requirements, bone support, and long-term maintenance considerations. Treatment planning is guided by detailed 3D imaging and careful assessment of function, hygiene access, and aesthetic needs.

Two implants can support a denture, but four implants would be ideal to support an overdenture prosthesis. This is becoming the standard of care, especially for patients struggling with their lower dentures. These are usually referred to as snap on dentures. The implants stabilize the denture from moving around when talking, eating and laughing. Patients can get rid of messy adhesives. In some cases, a special metal bar can be fabricated and attached to the 4 implants to give the utmost stability with a denture.

Peri-implantitis is an inflammatory condition affecting the gum and bone around dental implants. If left untreated, it can lead to progressive bone loss and loss of the implant. Early diagnosis and specialist management are key to protecting both the implant and the surrounding tissues.

The common signs of Peri-Implantitis

• Bleeding or pus around implants

• Swelling, tenderness, or discomfort

• Bad taste or persistent odour

• Gum recession exposing implant components

• Changes in implant stability

Treatment depends on the severity of the condition and may include non-surgical decontamination, targeted antimicrobial therapy, and where necessary, surgical treatment to access and clean the site.

As specialists in gum and implant health, our approach focuses not only on treating the infection, but also on addressing contributing factors such as plaque retention, prosthetic design, and occlusal loading, helping to improve long-term outcomes.