All-on-4 / All-on-X

Absolutely. Many patients transition from dentures to fixed bridges for greater comfort, stability, and aesthetics.

We can evaluate your bone and gum health to determine the best plan for your upgrade.

In most cases, yes. Within 24–48 hours, a fixed temporary bridge is fitted to your implants.

This lets you leave with a complete, natural-looking smile while your final ceramic bridge is being planned and fabricated.

Unlike removable dentures, All-on-4 bridges are fixed via prosthetic screws to implants.

They feel stable and secure, don’t shift when you speak or eat, and allow you to bite and chew with confidence.

Yes — even though your new teeth are fixed, oral hygiene remains essential.

Just like natural teeth, All-on-4 bridges require daily cleaning and regular check-ups to prevent gum inflammation or infection around the implants.

There’s no difference in hygiene commitment between maintaining natural teeth and maintaining implants — both require care and consistency.

You can expect some mild tenderness for a few days after surgery, but most patients return to normal activities within a week. 

We prescribe plenty of medication so that post-operative symptoms will be well controlled. 

The implants fully integrate over 4–6 months, during which your temporary bridge supports both healing and confidence.

It depends on how well it’s cared for — much like how long a car lasts depends on its maintenance. The implants themselves are designed to be a long-term foundation, and with excellent hygiene, regular reviews, and professional care, they can last for a long time.

The bridge (the teeth that attach to the implants) will experience normal wear over time and may need periodic servicing, repairs, or eventual replacement — just as a car needs servicing to stay at its best.

The key is consistency. Daily cleaning, routine check-ups, and maintenance visits are what keep your investment performing beautifully for the long term.

The procedure is performed under local anaesthetic or sedation, so you won’t feel any discomfort during treatment.

Afterwards, mild soreness is easily managed with prescribed medication.

“All-on-4” refers to using four implants per arch, while “All-on-X” simply means more than four (often five or six) are used for additional support — depending on bone structure and treatment needs.

This treatment is ideal for patients who are missing all or most of their teeth, or whose remaining teeth are failing and cannot support traditional restorations.

If you’ve been told you need dentures, All-on-4 may be a life-changing fixed alternative.

Yes. Every All-on-4 case is designed with your facial structure in mind — the shape, shade, and contours are customised to complement your features for a lifelike, confident smile.