All-on-4 Dental Implants
Removable dentures aren't the only option if you're missing all of your teeth. All-On-X dental implants may be the answer.
Using advanced technology and materials, the dentists of the Cosmetic Dentistry Institute can rejuvenate your smile.
Learn more about implant-supported dentures in the Troy, Birmingham, and Bloomfield, MI, area.
About All-On-X Dental Implants Implant-Supported Full Arch Dentures
The All-on-X system is a smarter method of placing implants that allows dentists to support a full arch restoration using just a few carefully placed dental implants. You won't need one implant per tooth - only as many as you need to keep your denture stable. Digital imaging can help us plan optimal implant position along the bone of the upper or lower jaw. Thanks to All-on-X dental implants, a mouth can be fully rehabilitated, with a stability comparable to natural tooth roots.
Implant-Supported Dentures
All-on-X implant-supported dentures bring missing tooth treatment to the next level. The "X" in "All-On-X" refers to the number of implants used. Each patient is different, so we'll use the right amount of implants for you to ensure a strong, healthy bite to support a natural-looking restoration.
Durable Custom Restorations
Long-lasting materials are used to create a custom appliance that fits comfortably along the upper or lower dental arch. Although all restorations must be replaced over time, these sturdy dentures are resistant to chips and cracks and can last for a decade or more with proper care.
Numerous Patient Benefits
The strategically placed All-on-X implants anchor a denture in place while you are biting, chewing, and speaking. They also help prevent bone loss and gum recession, two common health problems caused by missing teeth. Additionally, the teeth and gumline look natural.
Speak to Dentists Committed to Your Health State-of-the-Art Restorative Dental Care
Whether you're missing a tooth or multiple teeth, the team at the Cosmetic Dentistry Institute can revitalize your smile. We have worked closely with patients throughout the greater Troy, Birmingham, and Bloomfield, MI, area. We always make the patient's comfort and health our top priority.
Dr. Marcy Goldin is a Clinical Instructor at the University of Michigan School of Dentistry, where she helps educate the dental professionals of tomorrow. Dr. David Whalen graduated in the top five percent of his class at the University of Michigan, and completed a residency in Hospital Dentistry in San Francisco.
For more information about All-on-X dental implants and your many other options for tooth replacement, contact our experienced team of dentists at:
(248) 519-1919
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Christopher Warren Ayres
November 11, 2019
Best cosmetic dentists in town! Hands down! No matter the situation Dr. Goldin is hands down got a great solution and with a great look. He has done so much work for me and some for my wife. We both care about him and have 100% trust in everything he does! We are patients for life!!!
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Ryan Armbrustmacher
January 31, 2019
Dr. Goldin and his staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. I felt at ease at the appointment and well educated about the best plan to keep my teeth as healthy as possible going forward.
View On FacebookThe All-On-X Procedure A Dental Implants Treatment Timeline
From the initial consultation to placing the finished implant restoration, the All-on-X process typically takes a few months to complete. This general treatment timeline will give patients an idea of what to expect during the procedure.
Initial Consultation
All-on-4 implants are ideal for people who have lost most or all of their teeth.
Assessing Candidacy
During your initial visit, we will note any problems that affect implant candidacy, such as bone loss or gum disease. We will also discuss your dental health goals.
Planning Implant Placement
We take high-quality dental impressions using i-CAT™ and an intraoral scanner. Advanced software determines the ideal position and number of implants needed.
Dental Implant Surgery
Remaining teeth can be removed and implants placed into the bone structure on the same day. A provisional bridge may be provided the same day of surgery as well.
Osseointegration
In the three to six months after surgery, the dental implants will fuse with the bone. This is known as osseointegration, and is crucial for the success of implant treatment.
Crafting the Denture
The permanent custom appliance is crafted at an off-site dental lab using the latest materials available. Great care is taken to ensure the durability and seamless aesthetics of your replacement teeth
Final Denture Placement
When osseointegration is completed, patients return to the practice for the completed restoration. It's checked one last time for fit before it is finally snapped into place.
Sedation Options For All-On-X Dental Implant Surgery
Our practice offers sedation options that allow patients to feel comfortable undergoing All-On-X dental implant surgery and a host of other procedures. Some patients have their dental implants placed under a local anesthetic and oral sedation.
Others opt for the stronger alternative — intravenous (IV) sedation. IV sedation lets patients with dental anxiety take control of their oral health with confidence. Dr. Goldin is certified in IV sedation and will be happy to consult you on options that make the most sense for your circumstances.
Ready to Get Started? Get in Touch With Our Practice in Troy, MI
Dental implants are among the most notable discoveries in dental history — and this procedure takes the All-On-4 method to a whole new level. To learn more about the process or to determine if you are a good candidate, look to no other than our practice!
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Catherine Winowiecki
June 10, 2019
The very latest in technology is used to give the most up to date dental care! The staff is knowledgeable, caring, and professional to the utmost. We love going to the dentist!!!
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Marlene Visperas Sison
January 15, 2020
Very nice people, warm and welcoming, beautiful place. Dr Goldin explains the process about the procedure.
View On FacebookRecovery After Dental Implant Surgery
While the All-On-X method can be less invasive than traditional implant surgery, there are a few simple ways to ease your recovery process.
Rest during the early phase of recovery helps to ensure your jawbone and gum tissue heal properly. Consider taking a few days off of work after getting All-On-X implants, especially if your job involves strenuous physical labor.
Stick to soft foods until your dentist says you can reintroduce solids to your diet. You should avoid hard or crunchy food until your implants have completely fused to the bone and your gums have healed.
All-On-X implants can be cared for just like your natural teeth. However, immediately following your procedure, you should avoid direct contact with the surgical site and use a soft bristle toothbrush.
Long-Term ESTEEM Dental Implant Results Implant Aftercare and Advice
Thanks to ESTEEM All-On-X implants, a patient's smile looks just like new. To maintain the positive results for as long as possible, patients should follow instructions for proper aftercare and good oral hygiene.
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Even if you do not have any natural teeth remaining, it's still important to keep your gums, mouth, and implants clean. Be sure to clean your mouth at least twice a day to remove food particles and oral bacteria.
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Cigarettes and chewing tobacco increase the risk of gum disease and infection of the tissue around the dental implants (peri-implantitis). All-on-4 dental implant treatment is a great motivation to kick the habit for good.
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In addition to follow-up visits to monitor your dental implants, continue to visit our practice every six months for cleanings and checkups. Preventative care is just as crucial for long-term dental health and success.
Paying for All-On-X Dental Implants
The cost of All-On-X dental implants varies depending on our patients’ specific needs. Fortunately, our practice in Troy, MI, accepts most insurances and offers financing through CareCredit® and Lending Club to keep your out-of-pocket costs manageable.
"I trust them completely with all of my dental care needs!" High Praise From Our Troy Patients
Sonita Martin
2022
Many thanks to Dr. Whalen, Danielle, and my front office friends for making every visit pleasant. I trust them completely with all of my dental care needs!
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Lewis Brown
2022
Dentist and staff were both very pleasant and informative with the situation I have going on with my teeth.
View On GoogleFrequently Asked Questions About All-On-X Dental Implants
Whether you are waiting for your scheduled appointment or are gearing up to request a consultation to determine if you are a good candidate for All-On-4 or All-On-X implants, our team in Troy understands that you probably have many questions about this treatment.
Having served patients just like you for decades, we have provided answers to some of the most frequently asked questions regarding All-On-X dental implants to help you better understand what to expect.
Extensive Tooth Loss
All-on-4 implants are ideal for people who have lost most or all of their teeth. Full implant-supported dentures can be used to replace the upper or lower teeth.
Sufficient Bone Density
In order to enjoy successful results, patients must have enough healthy jawbone structure in which to anchor the implants. This allows implant posts to remain fully secured following oral surgery.Healthy Gums
Patients should have healthy gum tissue in order to reduce the risk of implant failure and post-op infections. Like the All-On-4 method, periodontal disease and gum recession must be treated before getting implants.All-On-4 vs. All-On-X What’s the Difference?
Both All-On-4 and All-On-X implants are excellent alternatives to traditional dentures. The most notable distinction between the All-On-4 and All-On-X methods is the number of implants used.
All-On-4 implants use four implants placed at specific locations in the jawbone. However, when a dentist feels that fewer — or more — implants would give a patient a better outcome, they may suggest All-On-X.
Unlike All-On-4, All-On-X accounts for the patient’s particular needs and oral health to help inform the recommended number of implants.
Our experienced dentists in Troy can determine whether you are a good candidate for All-On-4 or All-On-X dental implants. With us, you can rest assured you’ll receive a personalized approach that puts your restoration goals, jaw structure, and dental health at large front and center.
"The staff is beyond wonderful." 5-Star Reviews For Our Troy Practice
Laura Merer
2022
They use all up to date dental tools & technology. Dentist is very through & spends time required to review your options for future dental needs
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Nancy Whaley
2022
This office was a perfect fit for me and my many dental needs. Dr. Golding is amazing charming,kind and knowledgeable. The office decor is beautiful the art on the walls. The staff is beyond wonderful.
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