I have several severely damaged teeth in both my upper and lower jaws and would like a fixed full-mouth solution instead of keeping teeth that may have a poor prognosis.
Would All-on-4 implant treatment be suitable for both jaws?
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Hakan M.
Dentist
Answered on Sep 24, 2026
ANSWER
Based on the initial assessment, several teeth are planned for extraction before full-arch implant treatment.
The teeth planned for extraction are:
11, 13, 14, 16, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27, 32, 33, 34, 35, 41, 42, 43, 44, and 45
After the required extractions, the proposed treatment plan may include:
All-on-4 implant treatment for the upper jaw
All-on-4 implant treatment for the lower jaw
A fixed hybrid prosthesis for the upper jaw
A fixed hybrid prosthesis for the lower jaw
The aim of this treatment is to replace the failing teeth with fixed implant-supported restorations and restore both chewing function and smile aesthetics.
The final treatment plan, implant positions, and timing will be confirmed after a detailed clinical examination and three-dimensional CBCT evaluation of the available bone.