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October 23, 2019

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How Many Dental Implants and Stages is Best

November 02, 2019

When a full set teeth replacement is required, certain dentists and specialists may often recommend six or more dental implants to support the prosthesis, and would undertake the treatment in multiple stages. All-On-4 is different in that only four fixtures are used to support the teeth, and the treatment is immediate with the final prosthesis being typically delivered within 24 hours of the surgery. So not only less implants are being used, but also these are immediately loaded, and the natural question arises are we pushing the limits? Would it be better to use more implants and to do it in stages? Actually, the answer is quite the opposite. Staged, multi-implant systems have been around for many years, but the trend among experienced clinicians has been to use less implants and to undertake immediate loading with the ultimate aim of achieving a better outcome. So All-On-4 is actually a product of evolution (see History of All-On-4). Nonetheless, All-On-4 is an advanced sur...

Continuing Cycle of Dental Treatments VS All-On-4

September 21, 2019

One of the common dilemmas in dentistry is knowing when to “pull the plug” on conservative treatment and re-think how to address an ongoing cycle of dental problems. One of my first bosses as a graduate dentist was treating his friend for many years and recently faced this dilemma. Not knowing much about the all on 4 treatment, he gave her my email address for an opinion about her options. She wrote: Dear Dr. Fibishenko, I am a patient and friend of a colleague of yours who referred me to you. I had trouble with an old bridge on the top right (my right) of my mouth and a (new replacement) bridge is no longer feasible (because the teeth are broken down). I went to see an oral surgeon, and together with my dentist they suggested two implants to support four teeth. I have to have two extractions and wait ten weeks, followed by implants and another period of ten weeks. But, I have the two front teeth on a bridge which I have had a lot of problems with. It was replace...

HEALTH INSURANCE …is it worth the money?

March 19, 2020

One of the most popular questions I am asked by my patients undergoing All-On-4 or other Dental Implants procedures is “should I get private health insurance to cover this treatment?” I have a simple but not so straightforward answer. I always advise people who can afford private health cover to definitely take out ‘Private Hospital Cover’ and ‘Ambulance Cover’ as these are covered well, up to 100% (less the excess) in some cases. But when it comes to ‘Extras Cover’ for dental treatment, its simply NOT worth it, this is why … Click here to get more info about: all on 4 dental implants Extras for dental and other ancillary services typically only cover a SMALL PORTION of the treatment. This means that you will still likely be quite substantially out of pocket; There are many limits, and especially when it comes to expensive treatments such as Crowns, Bridges and Dental Implants, which fall under the category of “Major Dental”. The cap for Major Den...