Dental Implants Information

All on 4 and 6 vs Basal Implants

 

Consideration  
Basal implants

 All on – 4 
 All on -6
  Relative Risk of Failure
   No risk.
  If one implant fails, then all the implants fail.
  Less risky
  Cantilevers
  No cantilevers placed
Cantileevers placed – It is the reason for high failure rate
  Cantilevers placed- the reason for the high failure rate
  Type of Implants

Single piece Implants. Combination of compression screw, Basal Implants and Tubero-Pterygoid Implants are used. 

No screw loosening and no crestal bone loss.
Abutment is connected to implant with Screw assembly. Hence Screw loosening is a problem
 Abutment iconnected to implant with Screw assembly. Hence Screw loosening is a problem
  Type of Prostthesis
  Ceramic / Zirconia/ Cement retained fixed metal reinforced hybrid Acrylic- Composite teeth.

Screw retained Acrylic denture.

Screw loosening is a problem 

  Screw retained Acrylic denture.

Screw loosening is a problem 

  Infection
  No peri-implantitis when Basal Implants used.
  Peri-implantitis
  Peri-implantitis
  Number of Implants
  6-8 for lower jaw. 10-12 for upper jaw.
  4 implants per Jaw
  6 implants per jaw
 Number of Teeth
12-14 teeth in each jaw. Teeth replaced till first or  second molar.
  10 teeth
  10 teeth
 Treatment Period
  3 days for any case
   1 weeks to 3 months  (for selected case – 3-5 days)

  3 – 8 months

 (for selected case : 3 – 5 days) 
 Follow up Visit –
only Check up

10th day, 

1, 2, 6  month & 1 &  2 year mandatory
for best prognosis.

  10th day, 

1, 2, 6  month & 1 &  2 year mandatory
for best prognosis.

  10th day, 

1, 2, 6  month & 1 &  2 year mandatory
for best prognosis.