Natural-Looking All-on-4 Dental Implants in Temecula Valley, CA

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Who is a good candidate for All-on-4 dental implants?

A good candidate for All-on-4 dental implants is someone who has multiple missing teeth or is completely edentulous (no teeth at all). In addition, those with severe periodontal (gum) disease, which causes teeth to be extremely loose are good candidates as well. Lastly, patients with multiple decayed or broken teeth can also benefit greatly from the All-on-4 procedure. Explore various durable and high-quality materials, including zirconia dental implants which provide a natural look, feel, and function.

You can schedule a free consultation with Doctor Tsvetov, an experienced and AAOMS-certified All-on-4 specialist in Temecula Valley. He will examine your teeth and dental and health history and determine whether you’re a good candidate for this type of treatment.

What are All-on-4 dental implants?

All-on-4 dental implants, also referred to as teeth in a day, entail a treatment protocol of replacing all the teeth in one arch (upper or lower jaw or both) with a set of implants and teeth. The minimum number of implants needed to accomplish this would be 4 implants per arch (either upper or lower jaw).

All of the teeth would then be attached to those four implants, hence the term ‘All on 4’. Another significant hallmark of this procedure is that it avoids the need for extensive bone grafting, which is often necessary with traditional implant placement.

Here at Temecula Valley Facial Oral Surgery, we have advanced technology and extensive expertise in the field, which makes us uniquely positioned to perform this type of procedure. As the foremost zirconia implant specialist in Temecula, Dr. Tsvetov can handle the placement of All-on-4 dental implants expertly, ensuring their durability and reliability.

How does All-on-4 work?

All faulty remaining teeth are removed and 4-6 dental implants per arch are placed into the jaw bone where the teeth were removed. Once the implants are anchored to the jaw bone, a dental bridge with 12-14 teeth is attached to the implants, allowing a patient to maintain/improve the aesthetic appearance and functionality of natural teeth. This bridge is called a provisional or temporary bridge.

Three months after the procedure, once the complete healing of the implants is accomplished and ensured, a permanent dental bridge is made. The permanent dental bridge is even more aesthetic and functional than the temporary one.

Therefore, whether you have missing, decayed, or broken teeth, you can regain their functionality by opting for All-on-4 zirconia dental implants near you. Doctor Tsvetov is an experienced, trusted maxillofacial surgeon who has performed a great number of teeth in a day procedures. Contact us and we can schedule a free consultation to discuss the next step.

How long does the All-on-4 procedure take?

All-on-4 dental implants, also referred to as teeth in a day, because the whole treatment is completed within one day. The surgical part of the All-on-4 dental procedure, which includes removal of all remaining teeth, bone re-shaping, placement of 4-6 implants per arch typically takes up to 2 hours of surgical time. If the patient undergoes ‘All on 4’ treatment for both upper & lower jaw on the same day surgical time may take up to 4 hours. After surgery is completed, customized temporary set of teeth will be manufactured and attached to the implants. Patient will leave our office with a beautiful set of fixed/non-removable teeth at the day of the treatment Three months after the surgery, once implants are healed, the temporary teeth will be replaced with new porcelain or acrylic permanent teeth.

Here at Temecula Facial Oral Surgery, Dr. Tsvetov performs the teeth in one day procedure near your area. Although you may feel some discomfort after the surgery, the healing process is fairly quick, so you will be able to go back to your daily life as soon as possible.

How painful is the All-on-4 procedure?

The discomfort felt after the All-on-4 procedure is mild to moderate. A patient will need to take over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medications (Ibuprofen) 3-4 times per day for three to five days to make sure they stay ahead of the pain.

Occasionally, a stronger pain medicine such as Tylenol 3 or Vicodin may be needed intermittently for “break-through” pain. Once the patient reaches the postoperative day four, the discomfort level should decrease greatly, and the swelling will start to markedly improve.

Undergoing the All-on-4 dental procedure at our facility in Temecula will enable you to choose between different anesthesia options. We want to help our patients go through their surgery with no pain and anxiety.

Anesthesia options with the All-on-4 dental implants in Temecula Valley

Scheduling an appointment with our All on 4 dental implant specialist will enable you to go with the following anesthesia options for your procedure:

Full general anesthesia: A patient is completely asleep during the procedure and a breathing tube is placed to support the patient’s airway. The anesthesiologist monitors the patient throughout the procedure.
IV sedation/twilight sleep: A patient is asleep, but not as deeply as with General Anesthesia. The breathing tube is not placed and the patient continues to breathe on their own during the procedure.
Local anesthesia: A patient is awake and the area being worked on is numbed-up with local anesthetics. The patient doesn’t feel pain, but only pressure and pushing during the procedure.

We are determined to make your All-on-4 procedure in Temecula Valley as comfortable as possible. This is why we enable our patients to choose between the mentioned anesthesia options. Let’s start today – schedule a free consultation!

The benefits of the All-on-4 procedure

Undergoing the All-on-4 dental implant procedure brings you the following benefits:

Addresses the whole dental arch (upper or lower jaw) achieving greater aesthetics and improved functionality of the teeth;
An outpatient procedure, which is usually accomplished in a dental office in under 4 hours and completely transforms patients’ lives for the better;
Avoids more extensive bone grafting/bone regenerative procedures, leading to a quicker, more comfortable surgery and easier recovery time, compared to traditional methods;
Provides you with greater stability than removable dentures;
More cost-effective than restoring individual missing teeth with single implants;
Allows patients to regain confidence and functionality in being able to enjoy the foods they want to eat. Patients are able to enjoy foods they would not otherwise be able to with dentures or with multiple decayed/missing teeth. This, in turn, leads to better nutrition, which can lead to better health.

Owing to the knowledge and expertise of Doctor Tsvetov, Temecula Valley’s trusted All-on-4 and zirconia implants specialist, you will receive the mentioned benefits and enjoy a lasting smile.

Technological and Digital Advances in All on 4 Treatment

Recent technological breakthroughs in the field of digital dentistry and surgery have allowed for the All on 4 treatment to become more predictable, precise and customizable to unique individual patient needs. To begin to understand these advances, we first need to revisit the All on 4 treatment process and see how these technological changes have greatly improved this treatment concept.

Expertise-Based Procedure for Long-Lasting Dental Implants

All on 4 or “Teeth in a Day” involves taking a patient in terminal dentition stage (all teeth in upper or lower jaw or both are non-salvageable), removing these teeth and surgically placing dental implants (typically 4-6 implants per arch). Shortly after the implants are placed, a new set of fixed dental bridges are attached to the implants, and the patient leaves the office with a brand new set of teeth that are not removable (not dentures).

Cutting-Edge Tech for Successful Implantation

The surgical part of the process has largely stayed the same – implants are still being placed in a traditional way. However, once the implants are placed, three new technologies are key to how the teeth that attach to these implants are made.

The first technology is photogrammetry, a special 3D camera allows for precise capture of the position of the dental implants in a three dimensional space. Think of this as a fancy photo that allows for capturing of new dental implant positions with precise 3D coordinates. The second technology is intraoral digital scanning, which allows the doctor to take a precise digital impression of all the soft tissues in the patient’s mouth, without the need for the traditional dental impression materials.

These two pieces of information are then combined in a specialized dental computer software program that allows for the new patient’s teeth to be custom-designed, taking into consideration the location of the new implants and the surrounding soft tissues (gums). Once the design is finished, the teeth are manufactured on a 3D printer (third technology), utilizing high-quality dental materials. Upon finalizing the printing they are processed, polished, and glazed before being placed into the patient’s mouth.

Out With The Old in With The New Dental Technology

In the old days, to get this process accomplished from start to finish the patient had to sit through multiple traditional dental impressions with impression materials running down the throat and sometimes gagging the patient. These impression materials would often deform with time, resulting in imprecise impressions. The acrylic teeth would be attached to metal posts secured to the implants with composite glue. This bond would often break, resulting in having the patient come in for multiple repairs of the teeth.

Nowadays, there is no need for traditional dental impression materials. Digital impressions are precise and accurate. The teeth printed on a 3D printer are strong and resilient. Even if they do break, they don’t need to be repaired. A new set is simply printed out, and the teeth are delivered within 20 minutes or less. These technological advances are all about improving patient’s experience and satisfaction. But even more importantly they allow for the All on 4 procedure to be done very precisely and at greatly reduced financial cost compared to just a few years ago.

Give us a call and schedule your free consultation with us. We think you will be amazed to find out how smooth, predictable and truly life-changing this procedure can be.

BEFORE & AFTER PHOTOS of actual ALL-ON-4® PATIENT OF DR. Tsvetov

Where to get the All-on-4 procedure in Temecula Valley?

Temecula Facial Oral Surgery is a “go-to” center for All-on-4 dental procedures in Riverside County. We will schedule your free appointment with Doctor Tsvetov and enable you to get informed about this dental procedure.

Then, Dr. Tsvetov will guide you through the process and explain what this procedure will entail. He will also examine your teeth and determine what the best way to proceed is. Contact us today and we’ll handle the rest.

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Frequently Asked Questions About the All-on-4 Procedure

How long do All-on-4 implants last?

All-on-4 dental implants can and should last you a life-time. As long as implants are properly placed by a qualified and knowledgeable surgeon, they should be able to serve the patient for many, many years.

A patient will need to go to the regular cleaning/maintenance appointments every 6 months to ensure the implants and the dental bridge are continuing to be in good working order. Good daily oral hygiene practice and using a water pick device are also essential in maintaining the All-on-4 dental implants and ensuring that they last a lifetime.

Here at Temecula Facial Oral Surgery, you can count on the expertise of Dr. Tsvetov to ensure the durability of your All-on-4 dental implants. We will also schedule regular check-ups to ensure that your implants are healing properly. Finally, Dr. Tsvetov will give you expert advice on how to properly clean and maintain your dental implants.

Are All-on-4 implants removable?

All-on-4 dental implants are not removable, they stay attached/fused to the jaw bone. Therefore, the All-on-4 procedure and prosthesis are considered “fixed” and non-removable. The only removable part is the dental bridge that is attached to the implants with special screws. Only your dentist will be able to remove the dental bridge during the cleaning appointment.

For more information on teeth in a day procedure, feel free to contact our office in Temecula Valley. We can explain the advantages of this fixed solution over removable dentures in greater detail or schedule a free consultation.

What to expect after the All-on-4 procedure?

After undergoing the procedure for All-on-4 dental implants at our facility in Temecula, you can expect the following:

Mild bleeding/oozing for 4-5 hours after the procedure. This will be easily controlled by changing the gauze.
Mild-moderate pain/discomfort, typically managed with over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medications and possibly stronger pain meds such as Tylenol3 or Vicodin.
Swelling/puffiness around the cheeks and lower jaw. The swelling will increase for 2-3 days after the procedure and will start to resolve after that.
Mild bruising is possible, extending to the lower jaw and neck, as well as around the eyes.
Soft, non-chew foods only for 3 months after the procedure. Eating normal foods will put a lot of pressure onto the dental implants that are trying to heal, potentially interfering with their healing.
A one- to two-week course of postoperative antibiotics is often needed.

Do All-on-4 implants feel natural?

All-on-4 dental implants are the closest thing there is to natural teeth.

From the standpoint of aesthetics, or how they look, the All-on-4 dental implants and bridge often provide an even better, more beautiful smile than natural teeth.
In terms of functionality or chewing efficiency, All-on-4 dental implants are extremely close to the natural teeth as well. In fact, some patients have been even known to break dental All-on-4 bridges, because they start to chew things they are not supposed to (crushing ice cubes or even cracking walnuts with their new teeth). This should definitely be avoided.

In addition, owing to the vast expertise of Doctor Tsvetov, you can expect the desired surgical outcome. You will be able to get natural-looking teeth in a day and regain a sense of self-confidence.

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How much do All-on-4 dental implants cost?

When it comes to the All-on-4 cost, it typically varies depending on:

The brand of dental implants being used (cheaper is not necessarily better, often quite the reverse).
The type of dental bridge (acrylic hybrid vs zirconia) will also affect the final price.

As a reference, the price range for All-on-4 dental implants, including the final bridge is approximately $25,000-$30,000 per arch (upper or lower). Contact us and our All-on-4 specialist will give you an estimate for your treatment.

How can I afford All-on-4 Dental implants?

There are numerous options to help you pay for All-on-4 dental implants. The majority of patients choose to arrange their financing through their bank. Also, many interest-free, multi-year financing options are available through third-party lending companies.

Here at Temecula Facial Oral Surgery, we enable our clients to apply for a 0% payment plan if they cannot cover the All-on-4 dental implants cost. Please feel free to call our office to see what specific options might be beneficial for you.

What if you don't have enough bone for All-on-4 dental implants?

For patients who have a severe bone loss that precludes them from having traditional All-on-4 dental implants being placed, there are still a number of options available to them:

Zygomatic, or cheekbone implants to support the dental bridge.
Bone grafting techniques such as the sinus lift procedure and onlay bone grafting to improve the existing bone volume.
Placing fewer implants into the existing bone to support a denture. Even though this is a last-resort option, the implant-supported dentures are still more functional and are better tolerated by a patient than traditional dentures.

If you’re concerned that you may not have enough bone to get All-on-4 dental implants, you can discuss your options with Dr. Tsvetov. He specializes in other types of dental procedures, so he can determine whether some other solutions might be more appropriate for you.

Are zirconia implants better than other materials?

Zirconia and titanium are both metals, located in the same column in the Periodic Table of Elements. Zirconia implants are not better than Titanium implants. In fact, restorative options with Zirconia implants are actually limited due to their single implant/fused abutment construction. That means the Zirconia implants are much more challenging to restore, without the clinical restorative protocol flexibility afforded by traditional titanium implants.