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All-on-4 Dental Implants

What is All‑on‑4?

– A full-arch solution that uses about four strategically angled implants (sometimes 5–6, depending on bone and bite) to support a fixed, non-removable set of teeth.

– Often allows “teeth in a day”—a same-day temporary bridge attached to the implants when clinically appropriate.

– Designed to look natural, feel secure, and restore chewing function.

Why patients choose it

– Fewer implants and often less grafting than traditional approaches.

– Immediate stability and improved confidence versus dentures.

– Easier maintenance than a removable denture, with long-term durability.

Am I a candidate?

– Missing most or all teeth in an arch, or struggling with failing teeth/dentures.

– Good overall health and healthy gums (or gum issues that can be treated).

– Adequate jawbone; angulated implants can reduce the need for grafting.

– Willing to follow a soft-diet healing period and good home care.

– Certain medical conditions or medications may require coordination with your physician.

How we do it at Caring Dental

Step 1

Consultation and 3D planning

Step 2

Pre-surgical visit

Step 3

Surgery day

Step 4

Healing and soft diet

Step 5

Final teeth

Step 6

Maintenance

Recovery and comfort

– Expect 2–3 days of typical post-op soreness/swelling; most patients return to normal routines quickly.

– Use prescribed meds, cold compresses first 24–48 hours, then warm rinses.

– No smoking or vaping—these increase failure risk.

– Follow the soft diet (eggs, yogurt, pasta, fish, well-cooked veggies) until cleared.

Risks and success rates

– High long-term success (commonly quoted 95–98% for implants).

– Possible risks include infection, implant non-integration, temporary numbness, sinus complications (upper arch), or bite adjustments.

– Most issues are manageable with prompt follow-up.

Costs and insurance

– Full-arch implant care is a significant investment; exact fees depend on your case, materials, and whether extractions/grafting are needed.

– We’ll provide a written estimate at your consult and review any applicable insurance benefits and available payment options.

Alternatives to consider

– Implant-retained overdentures (2–4 implants with a removable snap-on denture).

– Segmental implant bridges or single implants where appropriate.

– Conventional dentures.

How to prepare for your consult

– Bring a list of medications and medical conditions.

– Let us know about any prior dental implants, bone grafts, or extractions.

– Share photos of smiles you like; your preferences help guide the design.

Ready to get started?

– Call our Falls Church team to schedule an All‑on‑4 consultation at: 6316 Castle Pl, Suite 201, Falls Church, VA 22044.

– We’ll evaluate your case, answer questions, review timing and costs, and map out a personalized plan.

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