About All at Once® Implant Bridge
In a single 2-hour surgical visit, their failing teeth are removed, implants are placed, and the individualised final bridge is inserted. The only appointments needed after are follow-up reviews.
This unique, patient-specific process contrasts sharply with the lengthy multi-step process that delivery of a final full arch implant bridge usually requires.
Let’s review the comparative clinical workflows.
As you review the information provided be aware that, in some cases, the sequence of treatment offered to patients may vary. This guide is intended to highlight the number of patient appointments and the treatment sequence usually utilised to provide an implant-retained full arch bridge – using the various methods currently available.
How does All at Once® achieve such a significant reduction in appointments & sequencing?
Utilising digital technology and the experience of our All at Once® Implant Bridge providers we are able to provide surgery and instant placement of the final implant bridge in the one procedure. Unlike other edentulous protocols, All at Once® Implant Bridge offers the option of treatment delivered in a hospital setting.
The All at Once® procedure takes between 2-4 hours, depending on the case, with the patient waking from their anaesthetic with the definitive bridge in place. This protocol is well received by patients who are dentally phobic, who are not in a position to take a large amount of time away from their daily schedule or responsibilities, or who find being without their teeth, even for a short period, unacceptable.
To support dentists in pre-treatment planning and post-operative care for the All at Once® patient we run CPD lectures and training workshops several times throughout the year in various Asia-Pacific locations.
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Disclaimer: AuDentes® is suitable for experienced operators of the Straumann Guided Surgery system.