Teeth that stay put, day and night
Missing most or all your teeth? All-on-4 and All-on-6 replace a full arch with one fixed bridge, planned around your bite and bone.
Missing teeth, sorted the right way
A full arch missing or just a few gaps, either way, a fixed implant beats a removable denture. No slipping, no adhesive, no taking them out at night. The right approach comes down to how many teeth need replacing and how much bone you've got to work with.
All-on-4 & All-on-6
A full arch gone or failing? One fixed bridge does the job, held in place by just four or six implants instead of one per tooth.
Single & multiple implants
Only missing one tooth or a couple? An individual implant and crown fills the gap, no touching the teeth either side.
Fixed, not removable
Once it's in, it stays in. No slipping, no clicking, no pulling it out before bed.
Two ways to get a fixed smile back
Full-arch fixed implant bridge
- Initial consultation, 3D CT scan and digital treatment plan
- Placement of four or six implants, based on your treatment plan
- Fixed provisional (temporary) full-arch bridge
- Final custom-milled permanent bridge once healed
- Aftercare guidance and follow-up review appointments
Single tooth & multiple tooth implants
- Consultation and imaging to assess your suitability
- Replace one or several missing teeth individually
- Implant, abutment and custom-matched crown
- Helps preserve your surrounding teeth and jaw bone
- Aftercare guidance and follow-up review appointments
Suitability, treatment scope and any additional requirements, such as bone grafting, are confirmed following your individual assessment.
Sound like you?
Not every dental problem shouts. Some just wear you down over time, a denture that won't sit still, gaps you're tired of hiding, teeth you can't rely on. Recognise any of this? Time for a chat.
- You're missing most or all teeth in the upper or lower arch
- You're wearing a loose, uncomfortable or ill-fitting denture
- You're facing multiple extractions due to decay or gum disease
- You're struggling to chew comfortably or speak clearly
- You're over the adhesives and the clicking when you talk
- You want something fixed instead of something removable
More than just new teeth
Looks like your own
Built around your face shape, bite and gum line. Not a generic set of teeth, yours.
No slipping or clicking
Fixed to implants, not resting on your gums. Eat, laugh, talk, it stays where it should.
Backs up your jaw bone
Implants work your jaw bone the way real roots do, which can help slow the bone loss that follows missing teeth.
Less surgery, same result
Four or six implants carry a whole arch, instead of one per missing tooth.
Fixed from day one
In many cases you leave surgery with a fixed provisional bridge already in, no gap in between.
Built for the long run
Looked after with regular check-ups, All-on-4 and All-on-6 are designed to go the distance.
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Your treatment, step by step
Scan & plan
A 3D CT scan tells us what we're working with. From there, we map out a plan around your jaw and your goals.
Implants go in
Under sedation or general anaesthesia, four or six implants are placed at precise angles to carry your new arch.
Fixed bridge, same day
A temporary but fully fixed bridge is fitted, often the same day, so you walk out with a working set of teeth.
Final bridge fitted
Once your implants have settled into the bone, your custom-milled permanent bridge goes in.
Recovery, roughly speaking
Swelling, bruising and some discomfort are normal. Pain relief and soft food get you through it.
Swelling settles down and you're back in for a review, so we can check healing and how the provisional bridge is sitting.
Your implants fuse with the bone, that's osseointegration, while you're eating and talking on the provisional bridge.
Your final, custom-milled bridge goes in. Full-arch restoration, done.
Aftercare guidance
Do
- Stick to soft foods for the first few days after surgery
- Take prescribed pain relief and antibiotics as directed
- Use a cold compress to help manage swelling in the first 48 hours
- Keep the surgical area clean, as advised by your dentist
- Attend all scheduled follow-up and review appointments
Avoid
- Hard, crunchy or sticky foods while you're healing
- Smoking, which can slow healing and affect how well implants settle
- Vigorous rinsing or spitting in the first 24 hours
- Strenuous exercise for the first few days after surgery
- Skipping check-ups, even once you feel back to normal
Full-arch implants, done properly
Straight answers
Our team walks you through every stage, no jargon, no guessing what happens next.
Planned digitally
3D CT scanning maps your implant positions before we start, so the plan fits your anatomy, not a template.
HICAPS on-site
Claim your health fund benefits on the spot. Less paperwork for you.
Here for the long haul
From your first scan to years-later reviews, we stick around to help your implants hold up.
All-on-4 & All-on-6 FAQs
What's the difference between All-on-4 and All-on-6?
Both give you a full arch on a fixed bridge. All-on-4 uses four implants and often suits patients with reduced bone density. All-on-6 uses six for extra support if you've got the bone volume and a stronger bite. We'll recommend the right one after your CT scan.
Am I too old, or is my bone loss too advanced, for full-arch implants?
Age on its own rarely rules you out. What matters is your general health and the bone you've got to work with. Plenty of patients with significant bone loss are still good candidates for All-on-4, since it makes use of the denser bone at the front of the jaw. A CT scan and consultation will tell us what's suitable for you.
Will I be without teeth during treatment?
Usually not. A fixed provisional bridge is fitted on the day of surgery, so you leave with a working set of teeth while your implants heal and settle into the bone.
How long does the whole process take?
Surgery and the provisional bridge happen in one visit. Healing and integration generally takes around four to six months, then your final permanent bridge is fitted.
Is the procedure painful?
Surgery is carried out under sedation or general anaesthesia to keep you comfortable throughout. Swelling, bruising and mild discomfort afterwards are common, and prescribed pain relief manages it.
How do I look after my All-on-4 or All-on-6 implants long-term?
Daily brushing, the cleaning tools we recommend around your bridge, and keeping up with regular check-ups and professional cleans all go toward the long-term success of your implants. Avoiding smoking helps too.
Ready to sort your smile out?
Talk to our team about whether All-on-4, All-on-6 or a single dental implant is the right fit for you.
Suitability, treatment scope and any additional requirements, such as bone grafting, are confirmed following your individual assessment.