What does full-arch treatment mean?
A full-arch restoration replaces a complete row of teeth with a bridge supported by dental implants. The implants sit in the jawbone; the restoration is the visible part used for eating and smiling. A fixed bridge stays in place for daily use and is maintained by your dental team.
Full-mouth treatment can involve both the upper and lower arches. The advertised €12,000 package covers both arches together, with the exact treatment and restoration set out in your individual written plan.
Is this the same as All-on-4?
All-on-4® is a specific treatment concept commonly searched for by patients. Full-arch treatment is the broader description. It does not mean that everyone receives exactly four implants in each jaw.
Your surgeon plans the number and positions of implants for your bone, anatomy and final restoration. A treatment label is not a substitute for that assessment.
Begin with assessment, not a flight booking
The first step is to discuss your situation and available dental records with Bence. The clinical team uses these to consider a preliminary proposal. A clinical examination and appropriate imaging are still required before the final plan can be confirmed.
- Current X-ray or CBCT findings
- Bone quantity and quality
- Oral health, medical history and anatomy
- Implant stability and prosthetic requirements
A temporary phase and a final restoration
The first visit lasts approximately 5 days. Necessary extractions and implant placement are performed as appropriate. Fixed temporary teeth are provided only when the clinical conditions allow.
After healing, you return for the final prosthetic phase and your agreed fixed zirconia restoration. The second visit’s timing and duration are arranged individually.
Understand the whole decision
Ask about alternatives, the expected recovery, maintenance and how complications would be handled. Dental implants and restorations require ongoing care. No treatment can promise a particular outcome for every patient.
References & further reading
General educational sources do not confirm the components or procedures in your individual treatment plan.
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